Cricket .25 looking weird
Hi there,
Recently, a friend of mine gave me a cricket .25. This gun is really awesome and nice.
But when I opened it and try to clean the gun, the internal components were looking weird to me. Inside the gun, it has this serial number: No.25164250
I marked in red circles the places I found it bad and suspicious. And I see the spacer is scratchy and not smooth.
I attached the link (Google Drive) containing the pictures of my gun. You can see and tell me, is it real or fake? What does the pressure regulator look like?
Google drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B5I_kWvSvf0vekJJRElwcUI2UlE
Thanks in advance,
Devnull
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Yes, I’ve seen that Sir ……
Don’t know the exact history of your second-hand gun, that is ways I buy new.
But, if it’s working, functions and got it for free you should be very happy it not broken, accept it as it is and be thankful you got a good friend.
Good to go, if you ask me and don’t think it’s a problem unless it’s making the gun not work.
If so, I’d sell it and buy a brand new one …… that might be problematic or even worse off than the free one you’ve got ?
Everyone can nitpick about anything, even me too don’t live in a perfect world.
~ Greg
Looks okay to me.
The shear looks a bit different with a relief cut in it, but KG might have updated it ?
~ Greg
Yes, the shear has a relief cut in it.
Look inside the receiver of this image: 
Same here Greg. If it shoots good, KEEP SHOOTING!!
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Looks okay to me.
The shear looks a bit different with a relief cut in it, but KG might have updated it ?
~ Greg
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Don’t know the exact history of your second-hand gun, that is ways I buy new.
But, if it’s working, functions and got it for free you should be very happy it not broken, accept it as it is and be thankful you got a good friend.
Good to go, if you ask me and don’t think it’s a problem unless it’s making the gun not work.
If so, I’d sell it and buy a brand new one …… that might be problematic or even worse off than the free one you’ve got ?
Everyone can nitpick about anything, even me too don’t live in a perfect world.
~ Greg
Thank you for help. My friend gave me this gun because he owe me a sum of money equal to the price of the gun. So I took it and told him I donated that money to him. So as if I had bought this gun, it opened with some details not what I had seen. Because I never owned a new gun. So I’m puzzled that this gun has been replaced by some parts or a new version of it already.