20 Most Recent Crosman (4032) - Page 5 Questions & Answers

The following webpage has some excellent assembly pics and directions for this model:
http://airgundevelopment.com/crosman2200_exploded.html
This page should be enough to help you reassembly the gun. I found another web page that has various manuals, which might be of use to you, also:
http://www.stevespages.com/page7b.htm
Good luck, and hope this gets you fixed up.

This are your schematics have fun puting it back together.


http://www.citlink.net/~schattler/357.htm

Try taking it apart, then tighten everything up then put it back together tight. Make sure you have the schematics before you take it apart.

Try crosman.com or a sporting goods store.

Best diagram

http://www.shans2003.ru/Article/pi_Crosman_C11_EVP.pdf

Try raising the pump lever and douse the inside with Barricade or Remington spray oil, then slowly pump it halfway or until you hear the air loss, do this several times or "rinse and repeat" until it keeps it's seal. Another good idea is to do this every couple months, leak or not!

put it the cilp

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Hi there, I just fixed the same problem with mine! The latch spring as actually a small piece of rubber that with time and use hardens and fails to keep the latch in position... I used a rubber foot from an old PC and cut it to the same size and inserted this in place of the old bit. To fit this part, 1st remove the screw that the frame hinges on then the cylinder handle cover. Remove the two flat blade screws and carefully ease the side of the gun open. The rubber spring is located just under the latch and above the steel chamber - Works a treat! Cheers RichT.

I have seen this post for awhile, and I will try to help. First of all, I've never seen a service manual until I just went to a site, where I found some, but right now my Adobe won't show .pdf files, so I will give you the link, in the hope that it helps you figure out this problem:
http://www.stevespages.com/page7b.htm
Go about halfway, and there is a download called "Crossman Factory Service Manual for All Models", and see what that one's all about.
They also have many others, and I'm sure you can find a similar model that will help you enough to reassemble.
Good luck, and thanks for using FixYa.

well just seeing it's old might make it worth about 50$ for a collector to buy, but to actually use it might be worth about 10-20$ the best thing to do is 1. put it up in a local newspaper for sale or 2. go to Gunbroker.com and put it up for auction. Personally I'd say gunbroker, you have no idea how much money people make on there for selling things like Redryders and older guns.

best bet exploded view. i did the same thing
http://www.shans2003.ru/Article/pi_Crosman_C11_EVP.pdf

Pump about 5 times

My Crosman 776 air rifle leaks pressure as I pump it up.