whats the difference between as2250 and as2250xt? any ???what is an as2250?
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as2250xt http://www.airgundepot.com/crosman-as2250xt-air-rifle.html (http://www.airgundepot.com/crosman-as2250xt-air-rifle.html)
as2250 http://www.pyramydair.com/site/manuals/crosman-2250/ (http://www.pyramydair.com/site/manuals/crosman-2250/)
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~Falcon
Didn't really know that there was an AS2250. I think some are just lazy and don't want to type out the whole name.
Carl
Since I'm retired, I have plenty of time to type the "XT" on there :) :) :), but seems useless to me since there's only one AS2250 ever been made..I just ASSUMED it was common knowledge...BTW the "xt" designates that it came with mounts and scope :-*
Quote from: packrat on April 02, 2011, 12:47:59 PM
BTW the "xt" designates that it came with mounts and scope :-*
Good point ol' man!!! ;)
Carl
Ok it XT means scope and mounts what dose XE mean i have both guns 2250 XT, 2250 XE both came with rings and scope. ??? Could it mean wood stock.
Mike
yes ,the XE designates the wood stock
the reason im asking is i came across an as2250 tube and was wondering how hard it would be to put it together piece by piece
im not into co2 guns they are worthless here in minnesnowta. im almost done with my new project
and since i have no experience with co2 guns i thought i would take a crack at it.
i dont really want to mess with a 2240
To put together an AS2250 piece by piece is waaay tooo expensive...I know because I built one that way...and I think Carl did one as well...Cost was well over $100.00 IIRC..I think I saved a list with all the part numers you need to do it,, but, I'd say just find a whole gun and buy it...what say ye Carl ??
Packrat is way correct on the cost. Getting all the pieces separately gets way too expensive. Better off finding finding a used one.
Carl
Quote from: packrat on April 02, 2011, 11:59:22 PM
To put together an AS2250 piece by piece is waaay tooo expensive...I know because I built one that way...and I think Carl did one as well...Cost was well over $100.00 IIRC..I think I saved a list with all the part numers you need to do it,, but, I'd say just find a whole gun and buy it...what say ye Carl ??
i thought it was you that built one from parts
well over 100usd thats about what it will cost to build another disco but i have 1.66 already
1 rifle and.66pistol ;D ;D ;D
seems like they will be a hot commodity since they are discontinued i saw some for 145.00 used good price ??? i dont know.
please dont make me mod a 2240 please :D ;) thats to easy
i was going to put together a 2250b but i guess tubes arent available either
AS2250XT uses 88 grams carts
2250 uses 12 gram carts
2250XE uses 12 gram carts
for those without keen observation skills ;D to me the biggest differences.
oh, and Mike? quit showing me that XE, I just drool to much......I love that shooter!
Rich
You could build one to use with high pressured air... the temp shouldn't make a difference I don't think. I could be wrong though.
Quote from: woody67 on April 03, 2011, 03:17:34 AM
You could build one to use with high pressured air... the temp shouldn't make a difference I don't think. I could be wrong though.
i left my disco pistol out in the garage sub zero weather, there was no change in the pressure gauge it was 2k when i set it out there and was 2k 6 weeks later -0 weather
shot it the gauge dropped its normal drop but it sounded different,could be because sound doesnt travel the same hot vs cold temps
i didnt chrony the shot so no telling if there was a change in velocity .it did do what it was supposed to do though with authority.