Hello, I'm new here so i'll say a quick hello to everyone, hi.
I recently (about a few hours ago) purchased the Crosman 2289g from Canadian tire and unfortunatly it didn't come with a manual or the key for the "Tamper proof trigger gaurd" you know, the plastic ones that break of with the right twist from a pair of plyers. So that problem is fixed, however I would still like a manual and I was wondering if any of you know how i can get one, if I should go back to CT or phone Crosman and get them to send me one. or If I even need one. I already have two airguns, a Daisy 7856 powerline rifle and the Crosman 1008b pistol so I know the basics. But I was wondering if there is a chance of anything that is really important I should know about that gun that it would say in the manual, because of course I'm still gonna use it without the manual.
any help would be awsome.
~Iain
2289g manual
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If you wnat the 2289 parts diagram and parts list drop me a message and I will email them to you. As far as I know they are not available online from crosman.
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Awsome, thanksunder500fps wrote:http://www.crosman.com/2004/pdf/manuals/crosman/2289/C2289-OM.pdf
ThanksABshooter wrote:Cheers!!Welcome, and may your stay here be long and happy!
I just took a break from shooting my new 2289, and I love it. Though the fibre optic site is a bit of an oddity (never shot with one before) for me. i'm already getting used to the new gun.
I'm only shooting at 18' unfortunatly (down a hallway, with a sheet hanging to stop ricochet, a 1/4 plywood board behind that so I don't damage my closet door... again, and my trusty home made pellet trap, witch is basicly a cardboard box with a few inches of paper (the paper is also twice the thickness of normal paper) The reason for this is that my cousin used to work for a paper company so I have more paper than i kno what to do with and it won't fit in a printer.
~Iain
