Need help with Hunter 220

[fxud]

I am missing the part circled in red on the diagram below "Cocking Lever Stirrup". Does anyone know where I can get one ? I've heard that Gamo parts are hard to get.

Thanks for your help.

Gary

[tjk]

Research the Crosman web site. You should be able to find the identical part from a Quest schematic. Crosman has a very good reputation for customer service, and they will be more than happy to assist you. tjk

[fxud]

Thanks for the idea Thomas. But alas, the Quest does not show that part. The gun started making a really loud metal to metal grinding noise when cocking. After removing the stock I could see where the cocking lever - at the joint - is rubbing the underside of the compression tube and making deep scratch marks. From looking at the diagram I think this part serves as a kind of glide to separate the cocking lever from the compression tube. I made one out of nylon and got her back to shooting, but would really like to have an original (proper) part.

Come on guys, help me out here.

Thanks,

Gary

[CaptGeorge]

If your nylon piece works, I wouldn't worry about it. On my 220 it is just a small black plastic "square U" shaped piece to prevent metal to metal contact. Mine is softer than nylon, but nylon should work just fine.