Author Topic: Restoring/Painting an old crosman 140 pumper  (Read 1751 times)

Offline Dave1899

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Restoring/Painting an old crosman 140 pumper
« on: May 28, 2009, 03:38:06 PM »
I have a question about painting the metal parts. I've disasembeled the rifel and have bead blasted all the rusted metal parts down to the metal, It didn't seem to be blued so I'm thinking of painting with Rust-oleum Universal advanced Formula Satin Black, What do you guys think? The wood will be hand sanded and oil rubed for the finish. Once I have it looking goog it will go to Mac1 to have the insides rebuilt.
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RE: Restoring/Painting an old crosman 140 pumper
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2009, 12:18:01 AM »
I've just refinished a Crosman 140 for Warren and it was blued so I've reblued it and refinished the stock . I don't think I would paint any rifle that was blued. But that is your call. hope it turn's out good for you . see the pic. The internal's were done by Mike M. for Warren and he has done a great job it shoots very nice now ,Howie
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Re: Restoring/Painting an old crosman 140 pumper
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2009, 06:09:11 AM »
i like that rifle lately i have been geetting involve with them and my interest r high there great shooters and accurate as can be and very powerful i have two older models and they r treasures that i will keep in the family for years to come i have a 1969 and a 1971 ben frank and im keepin .that crossman u have surely looks very tight and you need to hold on if its an older model keep it they dont make them the same .howie great work and for the inside its definitly a machine ready to exacute those crittersand mike touch on forget it it a serious rifle nowwarren keep it its surely gonna shoot excellent nice wood and color it blends in right r u gonna strieod it at mac1 cause there is postive results from that place ,my marauder might come from there if i ever get to save for one ,he sells them hooked up .....jorge....