Crosman 101 reseal

[Vintage Streak]

Has anyone resealed a Crosman 101? If you did where did you get the parts? Was it really difficult? I want to start with the pump cup and go from there.

[Hoosier Daddy]

Following along.
 I got a reseal kit from Henry Ford off ebay... and I think the special tool needed is the same as used for the old 'Streak / Benji's? 
So my 101 is patiently waiting for the rebuild next to the bench...

[TooJung2Die]

The 101 is one of the easiest to reseal among the multi-pump air rifles. Easier than a Sheridan in my experience. I got my parts from Rick Willnecker in Pennsylvania
( https://www.airgunshop.net/ or call 717-382-1481 ).
I suggest you begin by reading this review by Tom Gaylord:
https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2016/05/crosman-101-multi-pump-pneumatic-part-1/
If you search the Pyramyd blog site for "Crosman 101" you find more blog posts. Lots of rebuilding information right here if you know how to search.

[OTmachine]

I believe Nick has it covered.
https://anotherairgunblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/early-crosman-model-101-disassembly.html

[tennx]

search YouTube….several vids...good luck

[19Sheridan57]

    I believe member Avatar resealed one years ago.

[Back_Roads]

 Here is the best video. I only had to put a new pump cup on my 100, holds air for months.

[avator]

    I believe member Avatar resealed one years ago.

Nope, I didn't but, there are a few members here that are well versed in these. Longhunter and TooJung to name a couple.
I do own 2 of these as well as a Rochester but they all work as they should.

[TooJung2Die]

Here is the best video. I only had to put a new pump cup on my 100, holds air for months.

He demonstrates the procedure very well! I should mention the 101 valve assembly went through many changes during it's production. It's likely your gun has had the valve modified during it's lifetime. The later valve parts are better than the early valves but parts to reseal both are available.

[Hoosier Daddy]

Here is the best video. I only had to put a new pump cup on my 100, holds air for months.

Thank you James!