Remove A Stuck Co2 Cartridge In A Crosman 2240

The Crosman 2240 is definitely an air powered pistol that fires .22 quality pellets. To propel the pellets the 2240 uses CO2 tubes. These tubes they fit right into a special housing within the pistol. Tugging the trigger when prepared to fire releases a controlled quantity of the compressed gas, leading to the pellet to fly from the pistol barrel. From time to time the tubes really go to town the housing and should be removed.

Instructions

1. Put the 2240 safety to "On." Make sure that the weapon is unloaded by opening the chamber and tugging the pellet. Unplug the pellet canister to make sure no models go into the chamber while getting rid of the stuck cartridge.

2. Twist the filler-cap counterclockwise. The cap reaches the finish from the barrel and pushes at the receiving end-finish from the CO2 cartridge in to the housing. Listen and hold back until you don't hear any gas getting away in the cartridge.

3. Twist the filler-cap clockwise. Pull straight on the filler set up to reveal the CO2 cartridge.

4. Tip the 2240 lower therefore the CO2 cartridge falls from the pistol. Shake the pistol to produce the CO2 cartridge whether it stays. If still stuck, grip the finish from the CO2 cartridge and pull straight out.