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Well guys, I worked around a day and a half on this thing and finally put it together three times before it was right. It wouldn't hold air so I found a small rubber pump type thing and cut off the small end and used it to fashion a seal between the barrel and air tube and danged it if doesn't...

In looking, that particular part (I think) is within the barrel. It may be stuck in the barrel, it was extremely dirty in and out of the barrel.Thank you both for your information!

I'm resealing a Crosman 140 and I reassembled it yesterday and the pump won't go but maybe 1/2 way to the stock. Also, I can't find the center piece that is in this photo between the #140-56 "Exhaust Valve Ring." This is the first Crosman I've attempted a reseal and I've found I'm at a...

I have searched and found a copy of the owner's manual of the 140 on the internet and it says "when storing it, release all air pressure." Based on what you guys say and your experience, I think I'll pump it at least once prior to storage. You've apparently had no bad experiences with...

I have two pump pistols and the instructions of each say leave at least one pump before storage. Now I have just purchased a Crosman 140 and feel I should pump it at least once prior to placing it in the closet. What is recommended for the 140? Should it have some air in it before storage?

I finally was able to remove the brass piece and installed a new cup. Prior to removal I heated some Canola oil in the microwave and soaked the bushing and rod in the oil and it is my belief that it helps in the removal.

I'm a newcomer here but need a bit of advise. I bought a Crosman 140 (I don't know what varient nor do I know how to tell) but it needs to be resealed. I cannto get the brass piece off of the pump rod I've cut down a washer and tried that to no avail. I've tried a screwdriver which was no...