I really need a new handpump:(

[Nickdizonc]

The .25 was purchased while separated with non-communal funds and that's the story I'm sticking to. Oh and she has no idea about the .25 She knows about the .22 and can take it, my .25 is all I need.

[Nickdizonc]

The .25 was purchased while separated with non-communal funds and that's the story I'm sticking to. Oh and she has no idea about the .25 She knows about the .22 and can take it, my .25 is all I need.

[RayK]

You know, in California, that rifle belongs to your wife, too.

Give her the 22 and keep the 25.

Ray

[tefloncoated]

Maybe I'm failing to see the problem here. Sell the LCD or other M rod. or whatever other toys you have but don't "need". Buy a new pump. Done.

Moderator, with respect, this thread belongs somewhere in general chat, not in a topic specific forum.

[Barnydaddy]

Ronnie Easton in Sacramento has a pump for sale on the Yellow....

[zaphod621]

When my Benjamin pump gave out I contacted Sun Optics and they sent me a o-ring kit for free. The only O-ring that was bad was the little 007 one and the Sun Optics one was an upgrade to a white Teflon ring that is supposed to be more resistant to heat and wear. That was 2 years ago and still good. Look them up and do a search for rebuild videos on youtube.
BTW Sun Optics are the ones who build and rebuild these pumps for Crosman.

[Nickdizonc]

@teflon Check my other post trying to sell or trade my Mrod for a pump. it's crickets on that thread. hence why I asked for help since there wasn't much interest in bartering for a pump. If I can't trade an upgraded .22 for a pump, Doubt trading my 2 LDC's for one will get any takers, matter of fact I already know, coz it hasn't. in any event, a very kind and generous forum brother from here offered his old spare pump to me for nothing so I am giving him what ammo I have in .22cal for his troubles. he had no idea I was going to be offering the ammo prior to offering his very own pump to me and paying for shipping himself. Just another of the hundreds of reasons I feel privileged to belong and participate within our tiny online community. I'd venture off to say this forum feels more like a brotherhood with all the assistance and time guys in here have invested in helping me tune, mod, and repair my Mrod's. This forum actually helps new and veteran shooters alike learn more about our beloved rifles and in doing so further advances the sport. And that's what it's all about.