Model CH2000 Advice Please!

[4Hphil]

Our youth shooting club has 3 Crosman CH2000's we have not used for a few years. We shoot 10 meter 3 position. We have found these rifles to be too heavy for our younger shooters and don't get enough shots per charge for our older shooters to complete a 60-80 shot match. Two of these won't hold pressure and the third one has an empty CO2 cylinder stuck inside. We have not attempted any repairs.
My question is this, are these rifles worth repairing before we try to sell/trade them? Or are they worth enough money to even fool with? I don't see much about this model in a Crosman thread on GTA. All advice greatly appreciated!

[Rick67]

I don’t even think they have an accurate enough barrel unlike its PCP version brother that has a LW.

IMHO, the interest would be on the fully adjustable stocks and not on the action per se.

That stock could work on Crosman/Benjamin 22xx/17xx guns.

[DRose]

They are easy to repair but it seems you have no use for them. Might be best to sell as-is.

[4Hphil]

We plan to sell or trade them off either way.
That is helpful to know there may be a use for the stocks.  Sounds like it's not going to increase the value much by repairing them
Yes we like the way the PCP model shoots!
Is there much demand for these at all? I just don't see much about them on GTA.