Hey Aaron....
Yaa theres tons of land out here..
However,,deer hunters are still in their stands until Dec31,,so I don't go hiking through the woods until deer season is over...
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Eric....
Vintage Crossman Pelgun mod 162 Help....
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this is what i would do .
pore some oil down the tube for the co2 (.5 teaspoon), then slack off the bolts that hold the valve in place .(not much just 1 turn ) put the gun over a heat vent and let it warm up . put the co2 in with out tighting the bolts . ( IT WILL NOT FLY APART) .
older guns have hard seals and when a bolt is tightend from one side it will squish the oring on that side . . make sure the oil and gun get nice and warm for a day . if that doesn't work . it is easy to take apart . and replace the valve seal .
the 2 bolts to slack off = one under the barrel the other is for the stock.
pore some oil down the tube for the co2 (.5 teaspoon), then slack off the bolts that hold the valve in place .(not much just 1 turn ) put the gun over a heat vent and let it warm up . put the co2 in with out tighting the bolts . ( IT WILL NOT FLY APART) .
older guns have hard seals and when a bolt is tightend from one side it will squish the oring on that side . . make sure the oil and gun get nice and warm for a day . if that doesn't work . it is easy to take apart . and replace the valve seal .
the 2 bolts to slack off = one under the barrel the other is for the stock.