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BobbyHumphrey
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J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 24, 2014, 12:30:22 PM »
This gun was my great grandpa's so its old. Looks like a crosman 180 but has a slide and not a bolt [ for loading]. I want to convert it to HPA and I think I need an adapter block for the tube where the co2 goes. I saw them for around 70 or 80 bucks. Seems to me you can get a qb79 for a little more, but I want to fix that gun. Grandpa's. So is there another option? Couldn't you buy an aftermarket qb79 tube and just replace the original? Any ideas would sure be welcome.
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Ft Wayne IN
You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”― Mae West
.25 Marauder ,.22 Benji SS , .22 Walther Falcon Hunter , .177 Quest , 1950 .22 J.C. Higgins , Rs2 , .177 B7 Hercules
Big Bore Bart
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Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 24, 2014, 01:18:21 PM »
It
is
a Crosman 180.
Any part that will fit a C180 or 160 will fit it. A bulk fill adapter for the 160 can be used to convert to
regulated
HPA. Not over 1500 psi for safety reasons.
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Oroville, CA
1377V2 FT P&V, custom steel breech
766V2 FT P&V, M-Rod style breech o-ring, pin probe, light springs, trigger work.
Custom 22 pumper. 2260 barrel, 13xx grip, FT P&V, side lever breech, 8" stroke pump
1971 Crosman 1400 O-ring piston, 13xx t-port, opened ports
1989 Crosman 2200 Magnum V3 in process of PCP conversion
1962 C180 (JC Higgens) .22 (needs a tube)
1972 C760 SC No mods, may be come a .22
2100 PCP conversion
.25 gen1 Mrod under reconstruction
1940's Atlas 10" lathe
BobbyHumphrey
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Real Name: Bobby Humphrey
Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 25, 2014, 06:16:22 PM »
Thanks for the reply Bart. When you say bulk fill cap , are you referring to something like the block on a qb79 that allows you to run a regulated hpa 13ci ninja tank off the front? That is what I want I just dont know where to get one.Any ideas?
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Ft Wayne IN
You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”― Mae West
.25 Marauder ,.22 Benji SS , .22 Walther Falcon Hunter , .177 Quest , 1950 .22 J.C. Higgins , Rs2 , .177 B7 Hercules
Big Bore Bart
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Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 25, 2014, 07:50:23 PM »
This is a bulk fill cap
(third one down)
.
This is probably the way you are thinking ofgoing. #7 on the page.
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Oroville, CA
1377V2 FT P&V, custom steel breech
766V2 FT P&V, M-Rod style breech o-ring, pin probe, light springs, trigger work.
Custom 22 pumper. 2260 barrel, 13xx grip, FT P&V, side lever breech, 8" stroke pump
1971 Crosman 1400 O-ring piston, 13xx t-port, opened ports
1989 Crosman 2200 Magnum V3 in process of PCP conversion
1962 C180 (JC Higgens) .22 (needs a tube)
1972 C760 SC No mods, may be come a .22
2100 PCP conversion
.25 gen1 Mrod under reconstruction
1940's Atlas 10" lathe
BobbyHumphrey
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Posts: 269
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Real Name: Bobby Humphrey
Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 26, 2014, 01:27:49 PM »
Hi Bart. Yes that is what I want. But it seems to no longer be avaliable. I see Archer ag has one for a qb79 that can be used, I think. 35$. Has anyone used this?
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Ft Wayne IN
You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”― Mae West
.25 Marauder ,.22 Benji SS , .22 Walther Falcon Hunter , .177 Quest , 1950 .22 J.C. Higgins , Rs2 , .177 B7 Hercules
Big Bore Bart
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Real Name: Bart
Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 26, 2014, 01:48:43 PM »
The QB block has been used by several people..... However it has a flaw in the design,,,,, the retaining screws are too close to the end of the tube. There has been incidents of the block blowing off the end of the tube under CO2 pressure. Adding two more screws a little further from the end of the tube is an acceptable reinforcement practice.
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Oroville, CA
1377V2 FT P&V, custom steel breech
766V2 FT P&V, M-Rod style breech o-ring, pin probe, light springs, trigger work.
Custom 22 pumper. 2260 barrel, 13xx grip, FT P&V, side lever breech, 8" stroke pump
1971 Crosman 1400 O-ring piston, 13xx t-port, opened ports
1989 Crosman 2200 Magnum V3 in process of PCP conversion
1962 C180 (JC Higgens) .22 (needs a tube)
1972 C760 SC No mods, may be come a .22
2100 PCP conversion
.25 gen1 Mrod under reconstruction
1940's Atlas 10" lathe
BobbyHumphrey
Grasshopper
Plinker
Posts: 269
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Real Name: Bobby Humphrey
Re: J.C. Higgens .22 mods?
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May 26, 2014, 03:24:15 PM »
So far I've read probably 200 or more posts about modding the qb78 or crosman 180. I'm familiar with the problem you discribed. For that my Idea is to add 2 screws like you said. I'm thinking about my next step. I'll post some pics as I go. My goal is to get it to 30 ftlbs , over 50 shots per fill , better than my marauder in accuracy , I'm going to make a stock as my Mom works at an omish furniture store. This will all take awile because I'm young and ignorant. I'm also finnishing my beji ss 22 [needs camo paint job otherwise done] , quest needs Hawke scope to arrive next week,paint and decoritive cap on end of receiver tube] , WFH [ finnish stock mod with custom omish butt,paint,and re-do shroud again] , and my lil sisters raven [I painted it pink, paints drying]. All 4 of these guns are super accurate. I wanna make a post on each one of these some day.
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Ft Wayne IN
You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”― Mae West
.25 Marauder ,.22 Benji SS , .22 Walther Falcon Hunter , .177 Quest , 1950 .22 J.C. Higgins , Rs2 , .177 B7 Hercules
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