Poor Man's 2100W

[Ronno6]

I was thinking just the barrel band itself and no end cap.
But theres still the plastic parts on the inside.

I guess for me wood on a 2100 just isn't going to happen.

Plastic is ubiquitous................
Or, as Super Chicken would say'....
Its everywhere...its everywhere..."

[Ronno6]

I think I have the fixturing and processes reasonably mastered for making the wood forearms for 2200/2100/766.
I have the process for fitting the 622 buttstock to the receivers of the pumpers.
Fitment looks pretty good.
What I HAVEN'T figured out is how to make the forearms I make LOOK like they belong with the Crosman finished stocks.
Their process must be a one-step spray, stain and finish. the tint is always so even...

I know this is a bit of a double post with one in the woodworkers  thread, but it reaches Crosman enthusiasts..........

Ron, it looks Really NICE!

Thanks, Mr. W !!

[Ronno6]

Plastic inside the 2100/2200,:
1. Bolt guide/BB magazine (2100 only) no big deal.
2. Delrin forearm keeper. No big deal.
3. Hammer spring end plug...never fails.
4. Valve check valve and stem. Better design than original brass w/seal ring. Readily available.
5. Plastic bolt....those are prone to eventual failure, but I know of a replacement available.
   Sure, the body of the bolt is still plastic, but they DO last quite a while.
6. Pump rod...available in aluminum for the Legacy.
7. Pump tube end plug.
8. Front sight,barrel bushing. (External...)

I suppose that is a fair amount of plastic parts, but shouldn't present any problems...

I believe the remaining internal  components are all metal..have I missed anything??

[Ronno6]

Looks like I'm getting closer.....
The forearm on the 2200 actually matches a different stock more closely, but it is closer than it looks to this one.
I think I'm gonna mount on a black-receiver 2200 and see what it will fetch.

[Ronno6]

OK.
Here's the best I got..............
Call it a Poor Man's 2200W
Looks better w/black receivers.