Crosman Steel Breech for 2289, 1377, 1322 & More.

In this episode Al reviews and demonstrates Crosman’s Steel Breech option. This option is available in .22 and .177 caliber versions. It’s compatible with, 1377, 1322, 2289, 2240, 2250 and 2260 plus others.

[@agunther08]

THANK YOU 🙏🏻 putting the port sleeve in was dring me crazy! Short side to down! Thanks

[@sallykiruri3339]

i am loving your follow through on your videos

[@alanalford5996]

Thank you so much!

[@sammyhooligan803]

Very nice breech. I have the 2240 and the Discountinued 2260 rifle ( c02) in both, and i never upgraded the breeches but possibly could in the future. Thanks for demonstration of this process and i definitely going to save for following how it's done, awesome thanks, 👍.

[@alanalford5996]

Cool. I used to have a 2260 with a metal breech and really liked it. They were produced briefly several years back as the 2260MB (for metal breech.) I had an inexpensive scope on mine and was quite pleased.

[@creaversum]

Absolutely perfectly explained. Much appreciated!

[@alanalford5996]

Thanks.

[@SalomeAlford]

great video

[@alanalford5996]

Thanks for the visit

[@kb8im]

super nice breech

[@TMFShooting]

Great Video 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@alanalford5996]

Thanks! Much appreciated.

[@petecormier942]

Good video!

[@alanalford5996]

Thanks much appreciated!

[@colinstaps964]

hi I have crosman 2250b with the plastic breech with large scope on top of barrel with silencer , which was fine on till i put in its case which has now knocked out my aim and i have notice that the barrel now moves from side to side I have try to tighten the srews it still move do you know how to fix please ?? thanks colin

[@alanalford5996]

Collin, there are three places you need to check. 1. The barrel band, it has Allen screws on the top and bottom. 2. The rear breech screw, this is at the back of the breech running through the rear sight. It uses a straight blade screwdriver 🪛. The 3rd place is the breech screw, this is a very small Allen head screw, that is in the breech under the front of the bolt. You have to cock the gun & leave to bolt open to see it. You’re going to need a small 0.05 inch Allen key to tighten it. Be careful as these are easy to strip. Good luck 🍀👍🏻

[@douglasldn2831]

I put blue Loctite on the bridge handle. Mine came loose.

[@alanalford5996]

They can do that sometimes.