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Try Crooked Barn in the US. good firm to deal with, no problems importing into the UK. Have bought a number of items over the last couple of years wit hno problems. http://www.crookedbarn.com/ Hope this helps

Hi, Unfortunately I got rid of mine - and I still regret it. Is it possible that you could get it repaired? Manchester Air Guns might be able to offer advice. Alternatively the Crosman Forum might be able to help - I think most of the parts are still availble from Crosman in the States - might be worth checking out. The Benjamin Sheridan pump ups I think are even better - especially if you fit a peep sight - and they go on for years. Might be an acceptable alternative? Cheers

Hi, Can't argue with anything that hasn't already been said. If you are new to air guns then PCPs are easier to shoot, but more expensive overall by the time you have added in the cost of a pump/bottle etc. Some would argue that they are also more expensive to maintain and service and prone to more problems than springers. Springers are cheaper and virtually maintenence free. They can take the bashings from a hard life. Harder to shoot though, but very good for improving your shooting technique. Avoid any Chinese springers - they have improved a lot and the price is attractive, b

Try Bells of Hythe - they have a range of varoius elastics. Attleborough Accessories also supply it. Hope this helps

Hi The Ratcatcher is designed as a rifle - its model number is 2250B and is stamped into the casing. The stock is integral to the rifle. The Ratbuster is a pistol - its model number is 2240 and thats stamped into the casing too. You can easily prove that from the Crosman Corporation web site. Police might be confusing the two and stating that the pistol is over the limit. Whatever the cause, get some real advice from BASC or there is a solicitor (Clive Rees) who advertises in Countrymans Weekly. Reckons he provides free advice (??) his no is 07969 378 750. Cheers