These is not CCS exclusive parts - lookup the EVP's for 2300S and 2300T models on the Crosman website.EDIT:Part numbers; 2300-038, 2300-039, NS1200-016
Quote from: CraigH on May 12, 2020, 08:22:22 AMThese is not CCS exclusive parts - lookup the EVP's for 2300S and 2300T models on the Crosman website.EDIT:Part numbers; 2300-038, 2300-039, NS1200-016Craig... I looked at the diagram and the parts description. its hard to tell in the picture, but is this the adjustable assembly? I called Crosman. all of their custom shop stuff is either out of stock or allocated to pending build orders and their overall inventory is at very low levels while this pandemic is going on. the Lady I spoke to said probably in June before they can get back to the "shop" and start getting things back up to par. I didn't ask her about the other items mentioned here. once she said "low inventories on most things or out of stock" I didn't see much point. I will definitely wait for the trigger shoe... too much for that on eBay.i'll stick to the trigger pull for now. the trigger pull isn't terrible on these guns, but I think a little lighter would be beneficial for me. I have my spare 1377, no upgrades other than a long steel breech and I will test these ideas you all gave me on that this weekend.
Jason put together a great How-to on crosman trigger tunehttps://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=138633.0One thing that helps is to have a way to measure trigger pull. I use one of the electronic fish or luggage scales. It is not as accurate as the dedicated trigger scales but gets you in the ball park.
I have the adjustable spring seat on one of the CCS pistols. I would try Jason's approach first. Once you do the Lego block (or equivalent) and spring swap that Jason shows the spring does not have to fit in the spring channel anymore and your options for finding one are much easier (I used ones from the HF spring kit but many options exist). You can also do that part without taking anything apart (and going through the find-the-safety-detent-ball carpet search rite of passage).