What's in your Airgun Toolbag?

[KevinP]

The man has got some rocks ....   

[crossliner]

Wow you guys have some fancy tools.
Mine are just a few, but different sizes for different applications..

You know, the right tool for the job..




I just couldn't resist this...

Stone Age 

[Tommy]

After buying a Crosman 2240 the first two tools I needed were very small allen wrenches  1/16,  and .05 to remove the trigger/sear cover.   I have had a Sherline lathe and  mill for many years and will be using them to make a few adjustable  front sight holders.

[quickster47 †]

After buying a Crosman 2240 the first two tools I needed were very small allen wrenches  1/16,  and .05 to remove the trigger/sear cover.   I have had a Sherline lathe and  mill for many years and will be using them to make a few adjustable  front sight holders.

Will be interested to see what you come up with for adjustable front sight holders.

Carl

[WyoMan]

Wow you guys have some fancy tools.
Mine are just a few, but different sizes for different applications..

You know, the right tool for the job..




I just couldn't resist this...

Looks like the top two have some wear marks... keep the tooling fresh  Hey!... stone tools rock 

[Tommy]

Quote from: Tommy on June 07, 2016, 04:43:20 PM
After buying a Crosman 2240 the first two tools I needed were very small allen wrenches  1/16,  and .05 to remove the trigger/sear cover.   I have had a Sherline lathe and  mill for many years and will be using them to make a few adjustable  front sight holders.

Will be interested to see what you come up with for adjustable front sight holders.

Carl


It will be a simple delrin sleeve with a threaded post sight.  I think this will give more intricate elevation adjustment.   The 2240 stock rear sight looks to be fussy with a small screw to loosen and move the notch/peep up or down.