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666dad
 Post subject: Crosman 1100 TRAPMASTER!
PostPosted: Sat Aug 18, 2018 11:30 am 
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Hey guys hopefully some one can help me out with my search. I am looking for the valve stem
For this gun either stock or delrin or whatever will work lol.

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 18, 2018 11:35 am 
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We have a few members on here that could make you a replacement one. Check with Rsterne

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KEN.
PostPosted: Sun Sep 30, 2018 1:09 am 
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You might want to try Rick Willnecker from Precision Pellet...he should have what you want....KEN.
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Thank you I will give them a try
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You might want to try Rick Willnecker from Precision Pellet...he should have what you want....KEN.


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Check with Big Bore Bart as well....

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Gippeto
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Talking about this brass part?

http://lh6.ggpht.com/-L4haI-dPEOU/T2_ll ... 412502.jpg

Can likely be re-sealed fairly easily if you still have it.

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666dad
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Hey there your pic never came though. This is the part I am looking for thoImage

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Gippeto
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It's a link...gotta click on it. :wink: But yes, same part in either case.

The steel "striker" pin is pressed in and holds the seal in place...is it visible from the inside? If not, a small hole will need to be drilled (preferably in a lathe) so that the pin can be pressed out. Then it's a piece of cake to replace the seal. Pin should go back in with a sealing compound to prevent leaks.

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Any recommendations on what to use to repair the seal? Where can I get
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It's a link...gotta click on it. :wink: But yes, same part in either case.

The steel "striker" pin is pressed in and holds the seal in place...is it visible from the inside? If not, a small hole will need to be drilled (preferably in a lathe) so that the pin can be pressed out. Then it's a piece of cake to replace the seal. Pin should go back in with a sealing compound to prevent leaks.

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Gippeto
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Some folks like urethane sheet (stamp out a seal) or rod (machined), I prefer machined teflon...mostly because that's what I keep on hand. :wink:

If you've a lathe or access to one, google search for a local plastics supplier or try ebay.

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Awesome! the urethane or Teflon hold up ok? Is one better than the other? Urethane seems to be quite a bit cheaper to buy.

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Either will hold up well.

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