Why is it so hard...

[ezman604]

YW
And Crosman will not have prices posted on line for pieces/parts. You will most definitely have to call the toll free number with the part number to get current pricing.

[avator]

You may want to count your blessings that you are not trying to get GAMO parts..... just sayin.

[ezman604]

https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203361724-BP2220-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-2010-Present-

I was able to open the parts breakdown but it does not list the shoulder stock. I'm guessing it's the same one as the 2289 Backpacker? Or not?

https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203360994-2289-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-1998-Present-

Part # 1389-022.

[Methuselah]

Read the thread - nothing left unsaid except Merry Christmas everyone! 

[twigboy]

While forum libraries are a useful resource, I prefer to get pricing directly from the manufacturer's website. Therefore assuring me that I have the current price. I have no idea when the files in a given forum's library were...or were not updated.

That is true.  Even Crosman does not keep their's up to date.  Where's the EVP/manual for the new version 1377, etc?   Most of the EVP's don't have prices because I'm sure they want to reserve the future price increases for parts. 

[ezman604]

LOL
THINK I've said it at least twice in this thread but I'll say it ONE MORE TIME.
Crosman is NOT in the market to sell parts. That is why you will not see PARTS listed on their website and NO prices available without calling. They sell to us when they have spare parts, as a service to us. NOT PART OF THEIR business plan.
LOL
I for one am very thankful they do this for us tinkerers or those that break things.

[twigboy]

LOL
THINK I've said it at least twice in this thread but I'll say it ONE MORE TIME.
Crosman is NOT in the market to sell parts. That is why you will not see PARTS listed on their website and NO prices available without calling. They sell to us when they have spare parts, as a service to us. NOT PART OF THEIR business plan.
LOL
I for one am very thankful they do this for us tinkerers or those that break things.

I understand that.  As the parts supply holds.  And appreciate that Crosman has parts available to us if we call.  Other companies don't do this -- I'm told Hatsan for example.  But they also have to understand that their guns are not disposable, at least to us.  You wear a seal out and buy a new gun?  I find it curious that long ago Crosman (or any other company) would bother to write the prices, presumably for gunsmiths or maybe for internal use at Crosman when we would call, but not update them over following years.  For example, the 1077: https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/201667804/C1077-EVP___PL1.pdf Things weren't computerized back in the day (1994 - 1998).  Anyway, I'd like to think that Crosman has this service today for the 70% or so (as I've heard) who customize/fix their own guns.  Dunno why.  I just accept that they do.  Daisy does also.

Since the library has the wrong link to the Crosman manuals/EVP, here it is: https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/categories/200223634-Owner-s-Manuals-and-Parts-Diagrams

[K.O.]

Actually Daisy did not even know about my 1985  U.S. Shooting Team 953 on their end...

and they do not stock parts for the older 880s and such...

[BrokeWinger]

I opened the 2400 parts and owner's manual link fine. I tried to copy the pages and post them last night but even as single pages the size was over the limit for posting here. I'll load them as an image and hopefully they will work. But the link does work.

https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203360704-2240-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-1999-Present-

Wasn't the 2400...I was looking for the fore stock on a synthetic P-rod.

What do ya know.................opened in a flash.....I just googles Benjamin Prod Schematic and it was the very first link

http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/BP2220-EVP%20&%20PL.pdf

Why thank you.

[wll2506]

I have ordered a few times and they have been very, very nice and even sent me a parts list sheet, they are very easy to deal with. After the holidays their are a few disco parts I will order.

wll

[Punch Thunder]

Something similar happened to me the other day. I was looking at the Crosman Torrent, Recruit, 2100 and 760(SB) on their website. The sales page(s) have a download tab. Some of the PDF files would crash without opening, claiming that Adobe Reader is outdated (it's not) or simply not working (it is).

Perhaps some of the files are corrupted or need looked at on their end?

I already own models of all 4 of those rifles, but some websites are claiming the Torrent is rifled. Putting a light into both the Recruit and Torrent have some sort of swirling effect inside the barrel (ghost rifling perhaps?). Knowing the internal stock number of the barrels from their website would be nice. I highly doubt either gun is rifled, but they both (Torrent & Recruit) are 66 variants, which is an excellent gun in its own right. But it too became a smoothbore at the end of its run, according to some.

[BigTinBoat]

Knowing the internal stock number of the barrels from their website would be nice. I highly doubt either gun is rifled, but they both (Torrent & Recruit) are 66 variants, which is an excellent gun in its own right. But it too became a smoothbore at the end of its run, according to some.

Here is the Recruit EVP
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/201669514/30011_EVP___PL_2.pdf

Barrel is part # 66-0361 with is the same barrel as in the 664GTW which is a Rifled Barrel Gun - the 664SB is not but it is part # 66-036
http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/664SB%20664GTW%20EVP%20&%20PL.pdf

[Punch Thunder]

Knowing the internal stock number of the barrels from their website would be nice. I highly doubt either gun is rifled, but they both (Torrent & Recruit) are 66 variants, which is an excellent gun in its own right. But it too became a smoothbore at the end of its run, according to some.

Here is the Recruit EVP
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/201669514/30011_EVP___PL_2.pdf

Barrel is part # 66-0361 with is the same barrel as in the 664GTW which is a Rifled Barrel Gun - the 664SB is not but it is part # 66-036
http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/664SB%20664GTW%20EVP%20&%20PL.pdf

Thanks for those PDFs. Both files work and opened without a hitch. I don't think either rifle (the Torrent or Recruit) are rifled, but I don't know that for a fact.

off topic a little:

Here's one of the Walmart $19 crosman 760 refurbs I picked up about a year ago or so (bought 6 of em total, if memory serves):


It was my first total tear-down and rebuild of a crosman pumper. The internet is a wonderful tool for needed info for this kind of work.

The undercoat color is teal/turquoise. In hindsight, I shouldn't have painted (or cloth camo'd) the receiver at all. Moving parts tend to scuff both the paint and the thin camo cloth application. There is plenty of clear coating on top of it all, but the bolt action or the receiver itself should have been shaved, in order to make allowance for the bulk-up the paint job and camo overlay did to it.

[Punch Thunder]

Not sure what to make of this:

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https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203247320-Is-66-barrel-rifled-

Ask Ed  > Ed's Answers

Is 66 barrel rifled?

The 66-0361 Barrel is currently rifled with a 10 grooves, Right Hand twist, 1 in 16 inches.

This barrel is used on the 66GTW and the 66GTBBK ( as well as the Torrent 525 series of guns).

Traditionally all older 66 guns were rifled as well.

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The 525 series includes the Recruit. Thanks again for the PDFs, BigTinBoat.

edit: changed color (orange to purple) of "525" so it would be more visible