Crosman 2300 Tuner

readyfisher9 · Apr 28, 2020

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I recently fitted an aftermarket trigger sear to my custom shop C2300. It already had a power adjuster attached. It has become tricky to get everything in balance. Either it won't cock , or the trigger is too heavy. Who is a recommended person that can get it working well ?

boscoebrea · Apr 28, 2020

Why note google it,Crossman trigger work or adjustments,I installed 3 2 stage trigger sets,easy enough,I did keep the original sear thou...look it up and tell me what you think?

Thinking that some take a different ....senior moment I will get back after looking it up...google is your friend

boscoebrea · Apr 28, 2020

Hammer.....

readyfisher9 · Apr 28, 2020

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I know all about Google , but the point is that when it comes to mechanics , I screw up more then I fix. I need a airgunsmith. I might send it to Baker Air Guns. Airgunsmith could do it , but probably a long turn around . They painted and tuned my Crosman Mk1 , and it looks new now , but took about 7 months. Picture is before , not after.

boscoebrea · Apr 29, 2020

ok, call up all the ones listed on this air gun sites and get a quote on turn around...BTW,I do the same thing with fishing reels,have more than a couple I could never get back together right....

fivestar45 · Apr 29, 2020

If you want to have a reliable, experienced expert do it my first choice would to talk to Mike at TKO .

SteveV · Apr 30, 2020

If you want to have a reliable, experienced expert do it my first choice would to talk to Mike at TKO .

I will second that suggestion - Mike really knows his way around a Crosman, and lot's of other airguns for that matter -

His contact info is listed on his site, tko22.com

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