Found my old model 1 .22, needs reseal

[jlp920]

Dad managed to dig out the Crosman I had as a kid-nice piece, all wood furniture-the old plastic is breaking (the bolt handle snapped when I  cocked it ) but I assume Crosman can still supply the parts ( I hope). Really nice Williams adjustable sights.

[SteveP-52]

If Crosman no longer has them, you can try either one of these:

https://www.bakerairguns.com/

http://www.jgairguns.biz/

[DanD]

Dad managed to dig out the Crosman I had as a kid-nice piece, all wood furniture-the old plastic is breaking (the bolt handle snapped when I  cocked it ) but I assume Crosman can still supply the parts ( I hope). Really nice Williams adjustable sights.

Great gun.  You can still get the valve rebuild components from Crosman as they are still used in the 2100. I just rebuilt mine with a cut-down 760 exhaust valve stem that I had on hand. The bolt might take a little searching.  Same one as a 2200, I think.
Here's the owers manual and parts diagram:
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543500-2280-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-1981-1985-
Have fun!

[K.O.]

They no longer have the 2200 bolt/tray but you can make one from a 2100 bolt /tray...

Down further on the gate page is the 2200 hot rod thread look at reply #15 link below...

https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=136879.0

[jlp920]

You guys are the best, thank you so much.
I will be tearing it down before too long-anything to watch out for with these models? I’ve refurbed my 760 a couple times, no problem.

[mentolio]

 Don't be afraid to use some heat to get the valve to come apart easily. Mine had a ton of red Loctite on the threads. I had to doctor up the outside of the valve body after I tore it up a little bit with pliers, taking it apart. Easy reseal, I just used o rings I had laying around. Also replaced my pump cup with a spare from a 1377 I had on hand. They look just a tiny bit different, but it works pretty well. Gun pumps up well, and holds air indefinitely now. Best of luck!

[jlp920]

Thanks! Duly noted re. valve.
I’m guessing it has one of those nice brass valves like they used to make.
As I recall I received this gun for my 14th b-day or thereabouts, put a lot of lead through it in the next couple years.

[avator]

Looking forward to your results. I'm a sucker for old wood and metal air guns.