Now that a couple neighbors heard my pellet rifle is getting seen by an expert(CharlieDaTuna) I have a neighbor who brought over an old Crosman 22 cal pump rifle. Works but takes a lot of pumping before pressure will build up and then builds OK. Fires OK after I got figured out how the pellet opening got far enough to fit the pellet in front of the bolt. Needs cleaning and probably more in the way of seals and whatnot.
The receiver above the trigger reads Crosman, Oct 28, 1924 Patents Pending on the right side. On the left side it reads Mfs by CROSMAN ARMS CO Rochester, NY. Orientation as one holds a rifle to fire.
Part of the name and writing in that area has worn off through use over the years. Some minor rust and dirt to clean off. All original. Still shoots, but what do I do and where do I go to get this one taken care of or where do I get parts to get it up to snuff?
You open the bolt, slide a metal bracket plate back from on top of it and this opens the area where a pellet fits to go into the barrel. A small block has to be pushed out of the way to get the pellet to slide into the chamber so something isn't quite aligned.
Any help here is appreciated as I am no expert on these things.