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I recently found my old Crossman .22 pump up air rifle in my Mom and Dad's old house while cleaning it out. In its day it was a killing machine, but now it won't even hold air. Can I get new parts for it and revive my old pest killing buddy? It looks fine on the outside, but the seals must be toast.

Contact Tim McMurray at Mac1.

www.mac1airgun.com

Tim is a real talker, so be prepared for at least a 20 minute conversation, but if anyone can help you out, it is Tim.

Tim has rebuilt two S&W 77As for me. He has a pretty quick turn around, his work is excellent, and his prices are fair.

Thanks for the info.

I have one also. Without looking can’t tell you the model number. Mine needs the same. It accounted for lots of rabbits etc.

Most of the old Crosman rifles are worth resealing if made of wood and steel.