Help with 2260 to 362 stock conversion.

[Mike71]

If I end up getting a nice wood 2260 stock, anyone here able to modify it to be used on a 362 pumper  ?

I only have hand tools so getting the cut nice and straight and square would be hard, also the pump arm channel and screw holes for it would definitely be hard, and at almost $100 I don't want to mess it up ya know.
I can order one and have it shipped to you, pay for the work via PayPal...
Anyone here already done this ?

[Rick67]

If I end up getting a nice wood 2260 stock, anyone here able to modify it to be used on a 362 pumper  ?

I only have hand tools so getting the cut nice and straight and square would be hard, also the pump arm channel and screw holes for it would definitely be hard, and at almost $100 I don't want to mess it up ya know.
I can order one and have it shipped to you, pay for the work via PayPal...
Anyone here already done this ?

I’d look for a woodworker near me.

Most of the guys that I’ve seen here are DIY.

Vernon Austin would be able to do that but he’s retired; he has excellent skills, and the stuff he made for me are top notch 👍

[Mike71]

I've contacted Alliance Hobby and he has 2 left. Not sure I'd feel comfortable doing the pump are slot and screw holes. Definitely wouldn't want to mess it up.
Now if I found a cheaper one I would.

[Rick67]

I've contacted Alliance Hobby and he has 2 left. Not sure I'd feel comfortable doing the pump are slot and screw holes. Definitely wouldn't want to mess it up.
Now if I found a cheaper one I would.

The way Vernon does the pump arm is that he drills and taps  (6-32) the bottom part of the pump arm in lieu of the usual side placement; says it’s much more durable that way

Was surprised when I got my first pump arm from him.. It does look much cleaner 👍

2260-105 is the new part number for the 2260 stock—call Crosman and ask them, although they already told me it’s obsolete but they might give you a different answer, who knows

[Rick67]

They’re just $32.50 from Crosman + about $15 shipping 🥴