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  THESE REASONABLY PRICED LW BARRELS HAVE BEEN UNAVAILABLE 
  SINCE COVID STARTED.  
  POST REMAINS UP FOR POSTERITY. 
  I CAN ORDER THEM STRAIGHT FROM LW AND MACHINE THEM FOR 
  CROSMAN BREECHES, BUT THE COST IS PROHIBITIVE. 
  EMAIL ME IF THIS INTERESTS YOU, THOUGH. 
    
  
  Upper Decks with Normal Barrels are 
  here. 
  
  
  When you buy a 2240, 2250, P1322, P1377, 1322 or 1377 you get a plastic breech and standard 
  length barrel. 
  This listing is the Upper Deck kit with a 
  genuine Lothar Walther barrel. Max length is 14.5". Can be cut 'n' crowned to 
  any length under that, though.  
  My Upper Deck Kits include everything you need to convert to 
  the steel breech and longer barrel. You can also swap calibers with this kit. 
  Have a 2240 and want to go .177? Done. Have a 1322 and want it to be a 1377? 
  Done.   
  Anyhow, on a 2240/2250, the kit is the steel breech and longer barrel.
    
  
   
  
   
  
    
  2240 / 2250 kit shown (14" barrel displayed) 
  On the pumpers, it's the 
  steel breech, longer barrel, 2289 barrel band 
  (required) and the fiber optic front sight.   
  On the pumpers, you don't *need* the 2289 
  band, but you'll have to drill out the plastic band (and you're going to break 
  it). The sight is optional if you are using a scope, etc. If this is still 
  your choice, just select the 2240 kit instead. 
  
   
  
   
  
    
  1322 / 1377 kit shown (14" barrel dispalyed) 
  The steel breeches 
  don't come with a rear sight. I make some, though, 
  available optionally in the listing. 
  Also optionally available is the 
  stainless steel bolt. 
  Other photo. 
  The 2240 comes stock with a 7.5" barrel. The 2250 comes with a stock 14" 
  barrel. 
  The pumpers come stock with a 10" barrel. 
  Common choices for the 2240 are 10", 12" and 
  14". Anything longer and it's too muzzle-heavy.  
  Common choices for the pumpers are 12" and 
  14". 
  Know that the longer barrels are actually for 
  other guns. They 100% fit, but you may or may not have set screw divots on the top of the 
  barrel. It's the price you pay for having longer barrels. If you need to know 
  specifics, email me.  
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