20 Most Recent Crosman (4032) - Page 7 Questions & Answers

http://www.crosman.com/pdf/manuals/crosman/788/C788-EVP2&3.pdf

Follow this link for an actual photo it's simple to follow
www.fotolode.com/images/Rapidfirex/crosmanpumpmaster760assembly.jpg

As the trigger guard is only plastic and molded with the side plate, I would take it to a Locksmith as they have specialty tools for this. This may cost a few dollars, it's better than damaging your riffle.

here is a link and the photo is easy to follow
http://www.fotolode.com/images/Rapidfirex/crosmanpumpmaster760assembly.jpg
hope this helps

get a pair of wire cutters and chop it off.
a new metal one is only about £6.

send it to me i;ll fix it free charge
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Get a wood dowel that will fit snugly but still loose in the barrel. Spray a little PB blaster in the barrel and let it sit on the pellet for about 30 minutes,then use the wood dowel with a small mallet to drive the pellet out.

Crosman made airguns for sears.

read the manual

It sounds like the check valve is stuck open. Also, the seals may have either become twisted or torn. An internal inspection (also known as a tear down) is in order. Check with the manufacturer's website for instructions and/or assistance.

you may have some dried out seals. oil it up and try it again. you may have to get some new o-rings installed. it is always best to pump it once and leave it like that when you put it away

Try this link:
http://www.gun-parts.com/remingtonshotgun/Jan22_03.jpg
Hope this helps. :)

Check out the manual and parts diagrams on this site. They do carry some parts.

You need to have your seals replaced. Check with your sporting goods dept, or Crossman about the cost of a rebuild.

go to the crossman web site and see if they have a service diagram for that weapon or call their tech department and ask if the can send you a diagram on that model so you have somthing to go by next time take a table put numbers on it and place each piece under a number as you take it apart then just start from the highest number and go backward till you finish it thats ho the army dose it

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

There are two manuals for the 766 on this page.

My problem is figuring out how to take it apart.

IF IT SHOOTS HARD ENOUGH AT 8 PUMPS DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT.

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Bad seal. Idk if u can get it fixed.

go to www.crosman.com and they have a parts list that should help in getting the parts needed for replacement.