Crosman 357 service

[Shakky]

Anyone know where I can get it fixed in the Toronto area?

 

[Beer_drinker]

You're better off ordering the parts and fixing it yourself, it would save you money and time. The 357 is a fairly simple build that can be dismantled very easily. What part is broken on your pistol?

 

[Shakky]

I'm uncertain. The CO2 leaks out rapidly.

 

[Beer_drinker]

Does it leak from inside the gun where the valve is located or from the piece that pierces that co2 bulb? I can send you a replacement seal if you figure out what is at fault because I don't plan on fixing my 357 any time soon.

 

[soulchaser]

Could the seal just be dry?

Try putting a drop of Pelgun oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge, then insert it and tighten the screw to puncture it.

 

[Woodsman]

Sounds more like a missing seal if it leaks that fast.

 

[Shakky]

I'm uncertain where it is leaking from but I will try and figure it out. When I put the tube in the CO2 leaks out. There is no seal at all.

 

[Threemorewishes]

Crosman US has pdf files with the part numbers. First link is list of guns. Second link may be yours. Cartridge seals are available and cross compatible with most Crosman CO2 revolvers.

Good luck.

http://www.crosman.com/airguns/service/manuals/crosman-pistols

http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/C357 EVP & PL2.pdf

 

[Shakky]

Thanks to all. I'm going to pick up some CO2 tubes and try and figure out where the leak is. Is there an easy way to tell?