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(@stevieg)
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Hello, I was hoping to get some advice on the proper way of removing the compression chamber in my Crosman 114. This is my first time working on anything this old.  I am in the process of replacing the seals. I have everything removed but the compression chamber. The exhaust valve, and check valve came out after using a small wood dowel and metal rod and trapping on the front side of the compression chamber. I thought this would remove the compression chamber also. It seems like it does not want to move at all. I saw diagrams with something about a chamber locating pin, but I do not see anything other then the stock mounting stud. And that does not want to turn, I'm thinking it may be soldered in there, like the stud is. Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated 

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(@oldair)
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The chamber is soldered in place - no removal intended or needed.  Just replace the seals.

Don R.


   
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(@stevieg)
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Hi Don, So I guess me banging on it may of damaged it. I got the wood dowel stuck it there, and had a hell of a time getting it out  I watched a video of a Crosman 120 were they removed the chamber. And thought it was the same.

  Thank you for the help 


   
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(@stevieg)
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Hey Don.  How it’s going?   I am putting my 114 back together.  The threads in the CO2 chamber/tube are a little rough. Any idea whet thread count that is.  The diameter is .659   Any help would be appreciated 

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