Q:

2240 new breech vrs old breech

I am sort of new to the Crosman pistol thing, I have a resealed 150 and wanted to play with something more modular.

I purchased a factory refurb 2240 from Randy @ RL for the sum of $40.00. I then ordered a steel breech from Crosman and a 18 inch barrel that seemed like a good deal off the Yellow.

While reading the Crosman owners forum, which I don’t seem to be able to register myself with, I found that the 2240 was revised and a new breech incorporated about 2006. The screw holding it to the frame changed locations, it is now about a 1/2 inch towards the breech end, and the cocking slot was made longer to allow the bolt to clear the new breech screw location.

I sent an email to Crosman, who has not shipped my breech yet, telling them to cancel because I have the older model and I assume the one they sell is for the new model. I will recheck with them tomorrow during busines hours.

Question is, does anybody make a metal breech for the old model? Crooked Barn does not indicate a new or old model, nor do any of the other sites as far as I can remember.

Does anybody sell a new tube with the hole in the new location?

Has anybody run up against this problem?

Roachcreek

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I guess either one works OK, but I prefer the old location personally, because it’s closer to the transfer port, and seems to me it would give a better seal when closer to the TP hole ….you can drill the breech for new location, and tap threads in the barrel, not a big deal. the 22xx are really easy to work on 😆 😆 😆

Thanks guys, I might give the guy in Salem a visit.

darren is a great guy to deal with but beware he may talk you into a 9mm conversion
he almost had me on it lol

Here is a link to a guy up just north of Salem that does tons of mods on Crosman pistols. I took my 1377 to him and i came home with a long breech, .22 and .177 barrels and he gave me a set of stainless screws for free. He is a really nice guy. He seems to stock quite a few parts too.

http://www.pacificpelletguns.com/index.html

Mike

i have gotten a few crosman breeches with 2 holes in them 1 for old and new locations
im not sure if these were done after or from crosman
give em a call im sure they can help ya out

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