Crosman 2289 "Backpacker"

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Aaron · #16 Post by **Aaron** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 6:45 pm

i hvae one i praise it, u dont have to order some parts to make it better
u could do all internal mods with some minor things u get from you hardware store......just looks around in our mods and repair section
you will find everything u need to know, and as for mine its at 826 fps
with all internal mods and a 18 inch barrel.

Gotrice23 · #17 Post by **Gotrice23** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 6:52 pm

Aaron_2289g_guy wrote:i hvae one i praise it, u dont have to order some parts to make it better
u could do all internal mods with some minor things u get from you hardware store......just looks around in our mods and repair section
you will find everything u need to know, and as for mine its at 826 fps
with all internal mods and a 18 inch barrel.

How about a picture?

ABshooter · #18 Post by **ABshooter** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:13 pm

Gotrice23 wrote:
Metalmuncher49 wrote:I recently picked up a used 2289. The only thing that for me would be essential would be to change the sights to something better. The other mods would improve power but it packs a pretty good punch just like it is.
I don't really believe in taking apart the airgun and playing around with the parts. This voids the warranty and might make the gun unsafe.

COME on! Everybody has got to know their gun from the inside out, just summon the courage, and open 'er up!! If you have not ever taken your gun apart, you are not a complete airgunner! DO IT! GIT 'ER DONE!

Gotrice23 · #19 Post by **Gotrice23** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:16 pm

ABshooter wrote:
Gotrice23 wrote:
Metalmuncher49 wrote:I recently picked up a used 2289. The only thing that for me would be essential would be to change the sights to something better. The other mods would improve power but it packs a pretty good punch just like it is.
I don't really believe in taking apart the airgun and playing around with the parts. This voids the warranty and might make the gun unsafe.
COME on! Everybody has got to know their gun from the inside out, just summon the courage, and open 'er up!! If you have not ever taken your gun apart, you are not a complete airgunner! DO IT! GIT 'ER DONE!

I'm not so sure about this, maybe I should take mechanics in school first???

ABshooter · #20 Post by **ABshooter** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 8:57 pm

Gotrice23 wrote:
ABshooter wrote:
Gotrice23 wrote: I don't really believe in taking apart the airgun and playing around with the parts. This voids the warranty and might make the gun unsafe.
COME on! Everybody has got to know their gun from the inside out, just summon the courage, and open 'er up!! If you have not ever taken your gun apart, you are not a complete airgunner! DO IT! GIT 'ER DONE!
I'm not so sure about this, maybe I should take mechanics in school first???

To think an airgunner had sunk so low!! Just kiddin', nah you don't need any kind of course, just open 'er up, pull out the parts, put 'em bavk in and put 'er back together. It's fun!

airsmith282 · #21 Post by **airsmith282** » Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:30 pm

2289 G rocks
steel breech
muzzle brake
oak pump arm
maple grips
copperhead red dot
metal barrel band from an old 760 worked great
pics posted tomorrow
loads of power and mine is factory no mods at all other then the looks

CanadianShooter · #22 Post by **CanadianShooter** » Thu Dec 22, 2005 9:53 pm

really good if ur lookin to hunt small game . there really easy to handle