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wolfstein wrote:This is a Crosman 130 from when I was a kid. It won't pump up any more. Does anyone know if they make repair kits for these old pistols?
I googled the model and they have re-seal kits for them. Ebay could be a good place to look for any parts too.
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BuckeyeSgt wrote:They are on sale again. Thought I'd see if they still had them.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Crosman- ... l+Products

Hmmm :brolleyes:

Don't temp me haha. :twisted: I wonder how long its on sale for.
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BuckeyeSgt wrote:My boy and I would sit in the garage and shoot his red Ryder. So I wanted something for fun that could still take out critters. Cabelas had a sale on them and snagged it. The pump is easy and once I got it dialed in it shoots great.
What is the maximum fps it can pump too?
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Advertised velocity is 480fps. You can raise that a good bit with a few cheap modifications though.
Let me make a short, open, blanket comment. There are no good guns. There are no bad guns. Any gun in the hands of a bad man is a bad thing. Any gun in the hands of a descent person is no threat to anyone--- except bad people. -- Charleton Heston

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:vconfused: I have checked this thread several times and am still puzzled. That looks like a very old air pistol. I couldn't imagine Walmart having stock that Is that old. Has it been sitting in their warehouse for many years? I just don't understand. Sorry, I must be missing something here. I'm getting old and the old noggin doesn't perform as it used to. :vconfused:
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It is an old design but it is still available from crosman. :thumbsup:
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Rat's, there is never just one or two, more like 20 you don't see.
You were right. I shot 5. And trapped another 5. Haven't gotten anymore in a week. Hope I got all the bastards. Traps are still set and staying empty. They make a racket when they hit them sticky traps, then I'd shoot them too. :biggrin:
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wolfstein wrote:This is a Crosman 130 from when I was a kid. It won't pump up any more. Does anyone know if they make repair kits for these old pistols?
I've got an old Sheridan pump pellet gun that had bad seals. I had it fixed @ http://www.abairgun.com/.
He did a great job and is pretty cheap. It cost me more to ship the gun back and forth than it did to repair it.
Check him out.
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wolfstein wrote:This is a Crosman 130 from when I was a kid. It won't pump up any more. Does anyone know if they make repair kits for these old pistols?
Check with abairgun.com. I sent my old 1950's Sheridan there and now it works like new. Only cost a little over $30
to replace the seals. It cost more to ship it back and forth. They may have the parts that you need, too.
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