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#11
Here are a couple of pics of my 1377. The concave arc on the steel breech mates nicely with the convex arc of the tube!  There may be a very slight amount of "gapage" but the arcs of each appear to be parallel You cannot view this attachment.You cannot view this attachment.
#12
Yes please take some close up photos of your breeches at rear, just where you can see the breech meet the main body is where the gap will be most visible. Take your time, we're not in a hurry.
#13
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#14
I'm pretty sure that I have posted photos here after PhotoBucket got greedy and started charging excessive fees to use their hosting service. Sadly, I can't recall just how to do it :(. I've done a search of the site but can't seem to find a post that describes the process. I would much appreciate a "refresher" on the subject. Thanks.
#15
Crosman air pistol - General discussion / Re: Moderator/muzzle brake
Last post by Brutuz - March 26, 2024, 04:26:28 PM
Replace the grubscrew with a longer one and use that as front sight.
#16
I recently picked up a muzzle brake/moderator for my 2240 most of you will likely be aware, you have to remove the front site in order to be able to add in ad adoption to take it to half inch to be able to add most moderators with me still being new to using the pistol I would prefer to still use iron sight for a little while, before moving to adding a red dot or other optic does anyone know if it's possible to purchase an aftermarket front site to add somewhere else on the barrel to still be able to take advantage of using iron sites?
#17
Quote from: uncletom on March 18, 2024, 05:17:32 PMI see. Ok, you say that your breeches have less gap on the sides then? Or none at all? I'm curious, please cold you take a photo of your 13xx Crosmans with steel breech from the rear?

I mean, if it works it's good. The Crosmans are quite basic air guns, there's no real need for higher precision. Only, I'm used to powder-guns where even older stuff is dependant on a tight  fit. There there's alot of power involved so you need a solid, well made peice. Though I should perhaps not compare the two categories, twas only an observation.
I will get a few pics and post them but it won't be this weekend, sorry. Earlier in this thread, when I pulled the 1377 & 1322 out of the locker to check for the gap, I thought about using a feeler gauge for a precise measurement but didn't have the time to dig out the gauge. Perhaps I'll do that in addition to the pics. Sound good?
#18
Crosman air pistol - General discussion / To be re-entered in sales
Last post by Drdan - March 23, 2024, 01:12:12 PM
Once my pistol arrives I will  post in the sales section
#19
Cool grips  :-*
#20
Awesome !!