It's certainly worth a try and with a bit of care you might just be able to sort it.  I personally would find it hugely satisfying to fix something like this.

At the end of the day you should be able to source a replacement barrel if you don't succeed.

Good luck - and keep us updated on your progress.

Yeah, as EC says, I have a mate who's lovely old Weihrauch HW97 .177 was thrown out of a car during a robbery (!) and the barrel bent.  

No gunsmith would touch it because the risk of failure was too high.

So he decided to have a go and fix it himself.  He built a wooden frame that allowed the bent barrel to be hammered in the correct direction.  He then used a heavy rubber hammer each day, bit by bit, and he hammered the barrel straight over 3 months!  And he did it all by eye, no intricate measurements!

I've shot that rifle since and it shoots beautifully!  You'd never know it's history!  So there's hope for you yet!!!

But I'm sure Ron Young would give you far better advice than me!!!!

Good luck!  

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Hi,

just yesterday I was talking to Myson from the forum who mentioned he knew someone who had successfully straightened a bent air gun barrel after a gunsmith telling him it would  be very expensive to try and be unlikely to be a success.   Be worth reaching out to him for more info.

Other than that, it would be worth contacting Ron at Youngs Airgun Center (www.youngsairgun.co.nz) - he may have a spare barrel somewhere.  I see he does have a  Meteor MK1 that is missing a rear sight for $90 listed on the "Collectables" page of his website.

You may be able to get a replacement barrel from either TW Chambers (https://twchambers.co.uk) or Airgun spares UK

(https://www.airgunspares.com) 

Good luck - and welcome to the forum.