Crosman 140 reseal & stock restoration

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Someone was already in it so it was somewhat of a challenge to get the bent bolts out & a big thanks to Dennis at Baker Air Guns for all the advice !!!
 
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jw652 Sorry was gone most of yesterday . I did not have to adjust the pump .The plunger I just cut off the plastic cup then soaked the end in nut blaster for 3 hrs. then put the alum. piece in a vise & was able to work the retainer brass piece off . It went pretty easy & then added the new seal so it stayed the same length . I'm sure Dennis at Baker Air Guns can answer any questions you have , he helped me out & is a great guy ! As for the trigger I left it alone I did take the cover off but just to see what it looked like . I was in uncharted territories doing this reseal so I wanted to keep it as simple as I could with no problems . The gun is a lot stronger then before & shoots good But not as good as my Sheridan blue streak . Darell