A while back I came across a very old Crosman bolt action pellet rifle when I was cleaning out my storage room at home, I can't exactly remember where I got it - probably picked it up at a yard sale 20+ years ago. To be honest, I don't know how to operate it. Yes I know how a bolt action works, but what do you have to do to make it fire? On the left side of the action is stamped " Crosman "177" " and below that on the tube it's stamped "MOD.113" " 271513". Any idea how old it is? More importantly, how does it work and if necessary where would I get seals and stuff for it?
very old Crosman MOD.113
- Thread starter strangeluck65
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Pictures would help-The 113 is a bulk-fill Co2 gun. You need a Co2 tank and fill set-up to charge the tank on the gun which will provide enough Co2 for many shots. I'v never shot one myself. Here's a link https://www.bakerairguns.com/product/crosman-113/ I believe Baker Airguns can reseal the gun if needed.
Google is your friend!
Google is your friend!
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Well I'm one step closer to knowing how this thing works. I don't have any pictures of it on my computer yet, I'll get some posted once I figure out how to do it. As for your final statement, if I asked Google about everything - how would you inflict your wisdom upon me?
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Too funny! I guess I'm working on being a 'source of information'-not wasting time drinking coffee and reading about airguns, LOL!
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I just did a Google search, I don't know where you found any information, I came up with a bunch of useless rabbit holes.
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https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/americanvintageairguns/crosman-113-t3924.html
http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/
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http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/
http://www.airgunshop.net/
Phone: (717) 382-1481 | Fax: (717) 382-4065
Email: [email protected]
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Now that's some information I can use - Thanks! The upper link talked about opening a valve to fill it, where is it on the rifle?
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Here's the owner's manual-Crosman has a lot of info on their website-owner's manuals and parts diagrams for most of their obsolete guns.
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543130-113-Owner-s-Manual-1950-1955-
Sounds like you might be kind of new here, something you want to remember about buying from Crosman directly is if you use the code AGNATION at checkout you get a 25% discount! I don't think it applies to replacement parts or their custom shop.
Just found a reseal tutorial-
https://sites.google.com/site/hudsonhw77/home/airguns/crosman-bulk-reseal
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543130-113-Owner-s-Manual-1950-1955-
Sounds like you might be kind of new here, something you want to remember about buying from Crosman directly is if you use the code AGNATION at checkout you get a 25% discount! I don't think it applies to replacement parts or their custom shop.
Just found a reseal tutorial-
https://sites.google.com/site/hudsonhw77/home/airguns/crosman-bulk-reseal
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There really is a lot of information out there on the bulk fill guns. I shoot Crosman 114, 115, 116 and sometimes I even bulk fill my 160. If you can't find information that helps, e-mail me at [email protected] and I'll try to help you.
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I've decided to get the adapter and paintball tank set up for practical reasons, but I still would like to find an original bulk tank for display with the rifle.
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