I found a page on Crosman's site that lists the authorized service centers in the US. If you live anywhere west of Minnesota, or north of San Francisco...you have 1 option in Bellingham WA.
Crosman Repair Centers
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I exchanged emails with the owner and he pointed out that his business is not a retail establishment, so don't bother driving there to check it out because all you'll find is a home in a residential neighborhood.
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Here's a list of repair people,
http://www.airguns.net/service_repair.php
Chet Pauls works on Crosman-he's in Fresno. Tim at MAC1 is knowledgeable also and does all kinds of mods.
Hope that helps,
John
http://www.airguns.net/service_repair.php
Chet Pauls works on Crosman-he's in Fresno. Tim at MAC1 is knowledgeable also and does all kinds of mods.
Hope that helps,
John
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Michael's Lock, Stock & Barrel
334 McMillan Road
Notasulga, AL 36866Email: [email protected] Phone: (334) 707-1776
://crosmanrepair.com/
Michael is a great guy to deal with, does good work. He has fix some real old Crosman, Benjamin and Daisy air gun that my kids had and even one old Daisy pump we had as kid. Love to talk when you call.
SORRY for taken so long but just been real busy.
334 McMillan Road
Notasulga, AL 36866Email: [email protected] Phone: (334) 707-1776
://crosmanrepair.com/
Michael is a great guy to deal with, does good work. He has fix some real old Crosman, Benjamin and Daisy air gun that my kids had and even one old Daisy pump we had as kid. Love to talk when you call.
SORRY for taken so long but just been real busy.
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I don't need a place to send my gun, I was just looking to see what was available Igbo ever needed to. It was frustrating to see that the Northwest is all but ignored.
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There's your opportunity! Take some repair classes and start repairing garage sale & swap meet finds. Word will get around and you'll be in business maybe. With a few exceptions most of the classic old Co2 and pump guns are fairly simple in design and not that difficult to work on if you're handy with tools.
John
John
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That's what I was thanking, does not have to be full time at first but something to do after retirement. That's how Michael got his start now retired he has a shop within walking distance of his house and stays busy. He is good at what he does. He repairs and sells some parts,co2 cartages,reworked air guns and pellets. We have a good friend that retired from the rail road and has his FFL, he started working with a gun smith when he was real young now he is repairing guns for extra money and something he enjoys doing
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2 way down South.
https://www.crosman.com/service-centers
Keep in mind "authorized service centers are just that" and they mus play by the rules, STOCK parts repair ONLY, no hot vales ....... naturally only OEM parts. They will also grab or modify any recall gun.
Check the Map.
What are you needing worked on/fixed? Might seem like a bunch of high end airguns here but I guarantee NO shortage of Crosman & other info abounds. Every possibility you might be able to enjoy fixing it yourself.
John
https://www.crosman.com/service-centers
Keep in mind "authorized service centers are just that" and they mus play by the rules, STOCK parts repair ONLY, no hot vales ....... naturally only OEM parts. They will also grab or modify any recall gun.
Check the Map.
What are you needing worked on/fixed? Might seem like a bunch of high end airguns here but I guarantee NO shortage of Crosman & other info abounds. Every possibility you might be able to enjoy fixing it yourself.
John
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