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I'm going to try an 1/8 of a turn right now!

Thanks for the detailed responses everyone! You've been extremely helpful...I've pumped it up again and I have a glove finger over the fill end..

I got this sweet little carbine as a Christmas gift along with a hand pump. Thus far, I've only put 8 rounds through it to make sure it works. I had the gun pumped up to the top of the green (250 bar). It's been stored in the garage and a couple of week later it's now at about 120 bar. Is...

I bought the sights here: https://www.airgun-parts-shop.co.uk/collections/all-crosman-products/products/iron-sight-for-crosman-steel-breech-2240-2250-1377?variant=35084000067744 It’s 3D printed plastic, but it’s good quality. I like them, but the price is steep.

I ordered a 3D printed suppressor from Airgun Capital for my Crosman 2240XL for $10. Unfortunately it was designed as a slip-on accessory for a standard 2240 that does not have the threaded barrel. I was able to get a friend to fashion a fitting for it and it now works really well. I measured...

The sights are from https://www.airgun-parts.co.uk/iron-sight The shipment got hung up in US customs for about a week and a half. Other than that, I like them a lot. I don't think there's another iron sight option for the 2240XL.

Just got a Hirdhawks grip for my Crosman 2240. Yes, it's a bit ridiculous spending more on the grips than the gun itself, but man do they look and feel great. They're noticeably better than the wooden grips I purchased from Ebay.

$2745.72 

https://www.airgun-parts-shop.co.uk/collections/other-crosman-parts-and-mods/products/iron-sight-for-crosman-steel-breech-2240-2250-1377 It will work with plastic and steel breeches. Mine had a week delay getting through customs, but it was worth the wait.

I’m probably at about $180 right now. I’m going to quit right here 😁

My 1322 with a cheap Feyachi reflex sight was already a tack driver. The addition of the shoulder stock has rendered it into a surgical instrument out to 100 feet. It makes the pistol look a bit dorky, but I can't argue with the additional stability it provides.

I’ve moved the rear sight all the way back and it’s a major improvement. This thing is now a tack driver for the length of my yard (100 feet). Thanks for the feedback.

I don’t hunt, but between my Model 34 and the Chaser carbine (.22 cal), the Chaser gets used MUCH more often. It’s a joy to shoot.