Just noticed this on the Crosman 362....

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Bill
Yikes!! I have had Steroid shots in each shoulder and x-rays of course but no surgery. Does your shoulder have pain all the time? what about when you sleep?

I am a recovering addict, been clean since '96. Pain meds scare the snot out of me. I take 800mg Ibuprofen for pain only. Yes, there is some level of pain always. Especially at night. The worse thing is when the shoulder dislocates. I have to pull my arm across my chest to pop it back into socket. It brings on that bright white light flash and light headedness.... 

[desertplinker]

Bill
while I have your attention I posted this in another thread that I started but I did the Baker brass trigger mod with the two screws and spring on my Maximus which I guess also fits the 2260 and Disco, will that same trigger fit the C362?

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Yup, it should.
Here is a crazy 'lego' build I did. It began life as a 2240. Then graduated HPA with 2260 parts and finally got stuffed into a 180 wood stock.

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Just for a sneak peak.... this is the muzzle break I have stashed for it.
Look familiar? It's from a Beeman X2 dual caliber boinger... 

[2K1TJ]

Makes me wonder.. is there now head space that can be adjusted out?

That was my first thought. Might be an intentional buffer or governor to keep from over-stressing these.

It'll be a while before I can find out on mine. I ended up having to get my rotator cuff fixed yesterday. I had put it off too long. They say it's gonna be a 3-6 month recovery

Won't take that long.. stay diligent but don't over do rehab. I was using mine in 2 months but, it failed. I waited too long to have it repaired... 35 years. So the next step was total reverse shoulder replacement. That also failed. Now I am left with a shoulder that falls out of socket and I only have about 50% movement in it. I find ways to work around it but I look pretty funny doing it.

Ouch, that not worthy. Hopefully I'll have a little better luck with mine.

Yep, best of luck to you. I just waited way too long, that was my bad. Don't look if you have a weak stomach. Here is some of the damage.

Yikes, that had to hurt! Mine wasn't a complete tear, but enough to need attention.  And my surgeon said it'll be a stronger repair if he fixed it now rather than after I tears completely.

[Caleb18]

   If the " clackity-clack " bothers you on ANY pumper, stick a piece of Velcro, fuzzy side, on the contact areas.

That works well. Nice reminder !