My 2400kt bulk filled

[Afmuse76]

Well I ordered my spring and power adjuster today from Crosman.

Spring 2261-009 $1.29
Power adjuster 2300-124 $14.38

Next payday I will order the few items to make the gun look better. These are all current part numbers and prices as of this date.

Gauge port Assy           1761-104               $11.81
Guage                           1761-014               $12.38
Adapter, Gauge            1761A017               $8.05
O-ring, #2-009             1761A023               $1.15
Adapter Assembly         1761-101               $18.78
Cap Assembly               1761-102               $9.23

[1377x]

if you get the marauder pistol gauge block the 009 o-ring and gauge adapter isnt needed plus its steel so it wont have any conflicts with the tube and corrode like the disco gauge block does

[Afmuse76]

if you get the marauder pistol gauge block the 009 o-ring and gauge adapter isnt needed plus its steel so it wont have any conflicts with the tube and corrode like the disco gauge block does

Thanks man, I appreciate the tip. I'll do that for sure.

[Afmuse76]

I got my extension tube in a few weeks ago. I did some shot counts. I don't have a chrony here at my house so I counted from first shot till I heard it get low enough pressure to bounce the hammer. I got 29 shots with the adjuster all the way out, and 15 shots with the adjuster all the way in. I've only been filling it to 1500 PSI because if I fill it anymore the first group of shots are very week. Even at 1500 psi fill the very first shot sounds week, then they sound a lot louder after. I'll go by Ed's house today and get some chrony numbers. I'm very happy with the 15 shot count if it is in the 800+ fps range with CPHP's

[Afmuse76]

I ordered me a extended pin probe from GMAC. Got it installed and borrowed Ed's chrony for the day. These numbers are all from a 1500 PSI fill with CPHP pellets. One column is with adjuster full in, and the next full out. So far I am becoming very happy with my results. Now to find the sweet spot on the adjuster to give me the longest consistent shot string.

Shot           IN       Out
1             749   605
2             749   603
3             749   610
4             769   610
5             793   624
6             804   634
7             799   637
8             800   646
9             792   649
10             776   658
11             761   668
12             743   677
13             720   678
14             691   694
15             653   700
16             605   707
17                      719
18                      723
19                      721
20                      722
21                      722
22                      707
23                      690
24                      670
25                      645
26                      615

[Brent]

Thanks for updating your build thread! Nice progress!!  Nice numbers!!

Found it interesting that in now that I read it again, and know more now of what I am doing (sorta lol)... that I get better on why pinning the valve was important.

[Afmuse76]

5 shots at 20 yards. Prolly my best group ever out of this gun.

[quickster47 †]

Looks like you got yourself a very good barrel and definitely a keeper.  Nice shooting. 

Carl

[Brent]

That thing and you together are shooting Sweet!! 
Nice!!

[arkmaker †]

Very nice, thanks for sharing the build! Looks like you have a keeper 


I have been enjoying all of the HPA threads lately.
Rich

[Davio]

Sweet rig you got there. 

[Afmuse76]

Thanks guys. I'm really enjoying her. I'm not sure what my next ad-on may be. Prolly a TKO to keep the neighbors happy.

[Cwlongshot]

Well I ordered my spring and power adjuster today from Crosman.

Spring 2261-009 $1.29
Power adjuster 2300-124 $14.38

Next payday I will order the few items to make the gun look better. These are all current part numbers and prices as of this date.

Gauge port Assy           1761-104               $11.81
Guage                           1761-014               $12.38
Adapter, Gauge            1761A017               $8.05
O-ring, #2-009             1761A023               $1.15
Adapter Assembly         1761-101               $18.78
Cap Assembly               1761-102               $9.23

Great informative and interesting post!!!

I have a question about parts direct from Crosman...

I have been on the CS site too and I have I put some part numbers into the "search". None such is all I get. Can someone provide a good link to where to order parts please!

Again, great informative thread from some knowledgable contributors!!

Thank you,
CW

[Afmuse76]

Great informative and interesting post!!!

I have a question about parts direct from Crosman...

I have been on the CS site too and I have I put some part numbers into the "search". None such is all I get. Can someone provide a good link to where to order parts please!

Again, great informative thread from some knowledgable contributors!!

Thank you,
CW

To the best of my knowledge there is no price sheet put out by Crosman. I had run across a personal price sheet someone had posted. I got all those prices from the nice lady on the phone at Crosman. I got the part number from the parts list on the crosman site. I printed out the Illustrated Parts Breakdown on the crosman site and highlighted all the parts I was interested in.

[arkmaker †]

Get your part numbers from the EVP's here; http://www.crosman.com/cs/manuals

Then call and read them off with quantities. They will then give you a price. They will not look up part numbers for you. Have you list in hand. They get 100's of calls every day, so if you have your end organized, then it is a pleasant experience.

Here is the phone number; 1-800-7AIRGUN (724-7486)

Rich