These are the ones that bounce the farthest and hide the best if you drop them. ???
Prices are from the Crosman parts department and are confirmed this week thru a small order I made.US flat shipping is still 4.00.
Part numbers are for both the 13xx and 22xx pistols. I didn't order any other screws or orings this time but they were 1.15 each also, in 2016. I'd say they are still that price.
1322-017.....safety spring 1.15
105-039.....safety ball 1.15
1322b027.....breech screw 1.15
2100a011.....hammer pin 1.15
130-036.....transfer port seal 1.15
1322a026.....transfer port ring 1.15
Helpful part number chart from the Crosman Green Forum:
http://www.network54.com/Realm/CFTech/partnumbers.htm (http://www.network54.com/Realm/CFTech/partnumbers.htm)
You can get other part numbers from your specific model's evp here:
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/categories/200223634-Owner-s-Manuals-and-Parts-Diagrams
Thanks....I have ordered all of those parts. More than once. ???
I bought 100 of the safety balls on ebay, less that $4 shipped. That should be a lifetime supply.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-PCS-2-381mm-3-32-inch-G16-Hardened-Carbon-Steel-Bearing-Ball-/390647733114?hash=item5af46b5b7a:g:D5sAAMXQ4uJSFix5
Wow, now that's a good deal, thanks for the link. :)
Bumping this for some of the new guys since January, I just get the feeling that sometimes people new to this hobby aren't aware how cheap and easy it is to order directly from Crosman.
Hi, this is my first post so if this is old news I apologize. I remove the springs from Bic lighters and cut to size. They are perfect replacement size for safety springs and Benjamin bolt tension springs. Cheap and always easy to find. I ordered 100 stainless ball bearings from Fastenal for Crosman safety's and when they came in they had sent 20,000. She said she would never be able to sell them and let me have all for same price of 100 for 5-6 dollars (can't remember exact price) so I have a few lifetimes worth. If anyone wants some let me know and I will send you some.
I lost the ball but not the spring a couple of years ago. I installed one of those shirt pins with the big head. You know the ones that come with a new shirt. I left about three tenths inch of pin to serve as a spring guide pin. Cost equals zero and it still works fine...
Quote from: DaveB50 on January 30, 2017, 02:55:27 AM
I bought 100 of the safety balls on ebay, less that $4 shipped. That should be a lifetime supply.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-PCS-2-381mm-3-32-inch-G16-Hardened-Carbon-Steel-Bearing-Ball-/390647733114?hash=item5af46b5b7a:g:D5sAAMXQ4uJSFix5
Done that too !
Another good deal from them are the Disco bolts. They are nickel plated extended bolts. Cost is about $4. for the .22 and doubles for the .177. Don't know why the .177 doubles in cost, but it does. I still think they are both a steal at that price! I can't make them better.
Last .177 extended Crosman bolt I bought was $8.20, p/n 2300-034. Also used on the 2300S.
p/n 2300-123 is the entire 2300S bolt assembly, includes the 2300-034 bolt, bolt handle/knob, breech seal, and bolt magnet to hold the bolt open. Do not know the cost.
.22 Disco bolt is PN 2261-002 and costs $3.56. I think it came with the oring, but not 100% on that??
EDIT: as noted below, this is the PN for the .22 bolt
Yes, that's the .22 bolt.