Crossman/Benjamin hopefully gave you a thumbs up on your video ! I will give you two 👍👍because most of us may or will experience this and do it yourself for me is the way to go ! I would go as far as to mirror polish all surfaces that have contact with the operation with a proper lube added . Could be a tiny access hole to add Lube in certain areas could help reliability .
Thank you sir I was looking at the new ARMADA and this was an issue I was afraid of, This vid answers all of my questions (not afraid any longer) Thanks again
Mine has that hole in the picatinny rail. I got it in May 2021. I sent it back to Crosman because the safety didn't work and it leaked. Got it back and found the trigger was broken off in shipping. Crosman then sent me a new $110 trigger pack free of charge.
Do you think this was caused by the magazine not advancing properly? I noticed the fins on the mags are breaking and I had several mis fires in just 2 magazines of pellets. There is probably less than 100 pellets through the gun and the groups are about 3x of those from my bolt action Marauder. Thank you for a great video.
Probably, you can do just about anything if you are willing to put the time and money into it. But the entire trigger and bolt mechanism is re-designed in order to make the action semi-auto. It would be an awful lot of work. Realistically, it would be more feasible to sell your Mrod and buy a semi auto.
Sir same issue with my benjamin marauder semi automatic the semi auto bolt broken. the problem is I'm in the Philippines so can i buy this parts online?
Not online. Here in the US we generally have to call Crosman on the phone to place a parts order. Try email with their international contact here; www.crosman.com/support-contact
@@LauroJrJacob This part; BOLT, .22 CAL, FULL PROBE, Part # SAM22A006. You may also need a new bolt pin (bolt stud), although you can reuse the original if you are careful removing it. The pin # is SAM-023.
After you take off the breech/receiver, if your breech has a hole in the top, middle of the scope rail, then you can use that hole to punch out the pin and remove the bolt. If there is no hole, then you'll have to drill one. Take this to email and I can send you spec's on drill size and where to drill the hole. nwa@northwestairguns.com
@NorthWestAirgun sir can i know the size and length of the bolt because i can't buy any here in the philippines, i'll just have it done at the machine shop
Crossman/Benjamin hopefully gave you a thumbs up on your video ! I will give you two 👍👍because most of us may or will experience this and do it yourself for me is the way to go ! I would go as far as to mirror polish all surfaces that have contact with the operation with a proper lube added . Could be a tiny access hole to add Lube in certain areas could help reliability .
Thank you sir I was looking at the new ARMADA and this was an issue I was afraid of, This vid answers all of my questions
(not afraid any longer) Thanks again
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I loved the time-lapse effect.
I so enjoy your videos. That was a great repair.
Mine has that hole in the picatinny rail. I got it in May 2021. I sent it back to Crosman because the safety didn't work and it leaked. Got it back and found the trigger was broken off in shipping. Crosman then sent me a new $110 trigger pack free of charge.
Do you think this was caused by the magazine not advancing properly? I noticed the fins on the mags are breaking and I had several mis fires in just 2 magazines of pellets. There is probably less than 100 pellets through the gun and the groups are about 3x of those from my bolt action Marauder.
Thank you for a great video.
Thanks again John!
Couldn't you have drilled the pin out or drilled a hole next to the pin in the bolt & then milled it or is the pin & bolt hardened?
Sir, how to automatic work?
Please, make a video for that
Can a regular marauder bolt action be converted to semiautomatic marauder?
Thanks great video love my Marauder
Probably, you can do just about anything if you are willing to put the time and money into it. But the entire trigger and bolt mechanism is re-designed in order to make the action semi-auto. It would be an awful lot of work. Realistically, it would be more feasible to sell your Mrod and buy a semi auto.
Hi John hope you are doing well my name is Chris and was wondering if you could do a video on the Benjamin F model
Sir same issue with my benjamin marauder semi automatic the semi auto bolt broken. the problem is I'm in the Philippines so can i buy this parts online?
Not online. Here in the US we generally have to call Crosman on the phone to place a parts order. Try email with their international contact here;
www.crosman.com/support-contact
@@NorthWestAirgun sir what is the broken part called? Semi-auto bolt?
@@LauroJrJacob This part; BOLT, .22 CAL, FULL PROBE, Part # SAM22A006. You may also need a new bolt pin (bolt stud), although you can reuse the original if you are careful removing it. The pin # is SAM-023.
After you take off the breech/receiver, if your breech has a hole in the top, middle of the scope rail, then you can use that hole to punch out the pin and remove the bolt. If there is no hole, then you'll have to drill one. Take this to email and I can send you spec's on drill size and where to drill the hole. nwa@northwestairguns.com
@NorthWestAirgun sir can i know the size and length of the bolt because i can't buy any here in the philippines, i'll just have it done at the machine shop
hi John are you coming back ?
Yes!! Life sometimes interferes with youtube. But we'll be back pretty soon. I've got SO much coming up. Thank you for asking.
Inspiring work!
[Im scared to open break barrels yet haha]
Breech Screws no. please