I find it interesting that the old Crosman barrels came "pre-separated". The breech and front sight are soldered to the tube and the barrel attached only at those points, not soldered the whole length like the Benjamins and Sheridans. (Referring to models 107-118.)
Quote from: TerryM on April 01, 2017, 11:00:34 AM I find it interesting that the old Crosman barrels came "pre-separated". The breech and front sight are soldered to the tube and the barrel attached only at those points, not soldered the whole length like the Benjamins and Sheridans. (Referring to models 107-118.)Didn't know that, had to probably use the heavier barrel to make that work? Are the 101's soldered at the three contact points?
Quote from: 45flint on April 01, 2017, 11:10:57 AMQuote from: TerryM on April 01, 2017, 11:00:34 AM I find it interesting that the old Crosman barrels came "pre-separated". The breech and front sight are soldered to the tube and the barrel attached only at those points, not soldered the whole length like the Benjamins and Sheridans. (Referring to models 107-118.)Didn't know that, had to probably use the heavier barrel to make that work? Are the 101's soldered at the three contact points?No, the barrel is pressed into the receiver. I replaced a barrel on a 102, a chore I don't care to repeat.
Quote from: TerryM on April 01, 2017, 11:55:37 AMQuote from: 45flint on April 01, 2017, 11:10:57 AMQuote from: TerryM on April 01, 2017, 11:00:34 AM I find it interesting that the old Crosman barrels came "pre-separated". The breech and front sight are soldered to the tube and the barrel attached only at those points, not soldered the whole length like the Benjamins and Sheridans. (Referring to models 107-118.)Didn't know that, had to probably use the heavier barrel to make that work? Are the 101's soldered at the three contact points?No, the barrel is pressed into the receiver. I replaced a barrel on a 102, a chore I don't care to repeat.Well positives are they won't separate?