THIS LISTING INCLUDES TWO CUSTOM BREECH SCREWS, OTHER PARTS SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY

THESE ARE INTENDED FOR THE US-MADE MODELS WHICH HAVE A 4-48 THREAD. WE ARE PRODUCING A 3MM VERSION FOR THE CHINESE-MADE MODELS THAT SHOULD BE IN STOCK SOON

THIS SCREW FITS A T8 DRIVER OR L-KEY, WE A DIFFERENT LISTING THAT INCLUDES A T8 L-KEY

 Do not over-tighten the screw, snug it down while squeezing the breech tight against the tube with your hand or a soft-jawed or padded vice. The screw should not be used to force the breech down, the combination of squeezing the breech and tube together while snugging the screw firmly is the best method to get the breech down tight while avoiding damage to the threads in the tube. 6-7 Inch lbs. or finger-tight only, no more torque than that is needed.

 These upgrade breech screws were designed by Magnum Airpower and custom-manufactured exclusively for us, they are not available from any other source. They are made of 410 stainless-steel heat treated to meet metric class 12.9 with a specified hardness of HRc 39-43. Their approximate tensile strength is 185,000 PSI. They have a T8 Torx-socket and are a direct-fit replacement for the original inner breech screw on all the models they are listed for. They are 3/16" long which is 1/16" shorter than the factory screw, it was made shorter so it doesn't stick as far down into the tube as the original which we felt was much longer than it needed to be. Crosman uses a longer screw that was readily available from an industrial supplier to avoid the expense of having a custom-length screw manufactured, that's also possibly why their screw has a tiny .050" socket that rounds-out easily, it's what was cheap and readily available.

 BREECH SCREW LOCATION: For Discovery, Maximus, 2300S, 2300KT and 2400KT models it's underneath the bolt. If you pull the bolt all the way back you can barely see it under there. You have to remove the rear breech screw and rear trigger frame screw to take off the rear tube plug. Then remove the bolt handle. Now you can push the bolt back far enough to expose the breech screw. The standard Crosman Steel Breech Kits, all 13XX and many 22XX models have the breech screw located in front of the bolt when it's cocked back as shown in the photo.