I am now in-house machining solid brass (and aluminum and steel) breeches. Given that these are made on site, there is no Daisy buyout supply chain issues. However, since I offer countless options below, they are typically made to order.

As usual, I am offering features found nowhere else. Only at Alliance Hobby can you find:

• Right Hand
  (the bolt is on the right side of the gun (incidentally, typically better for left-handed shooters)

• Left Hand
  (the bolt is on the left side of the gun (incidentally, typically better for right-handed shooters)

• Ambidextrous
  (handle slots on both sides, you can switch without disassembling the gun)

• Lock Backs
  (this is a downward slot in the rear position, great for preventing the bolt from sliding forward when loading a pellet)

• Talon Claws
  (this is the fun castle nut-looking design on the front of the breech)

• Super Short, Short, Normal & Long Lengths
  (3.75", 4", 5" and 6", respectively. The standard Crosman Steel Breech is 6".)

• Normal & Hidden Screws
  (The screw location under the bolt. Read more here.)

• LPA MIM & Discovery Cuts
  (This lateral dovetail is exclusively for the LPA MIM sight, which as of June 2025, has been out of stock for over six months. A breech without the LPA MIM dovetails is called the Discovery Breech, inspired from a discontinued rifle that, for unknown reasons, never included them. The Discovery-style breeches are a cleaner, more streamlined look and, desirable if you're never going to install an LPA MIM.)

• With or Without Longitudinal Dovetails
  (The long dovetails that run from front-to-back, used to mount scopes, red dots, etc. You almost always want these, unless you have a specific, custom implementation in mind).

5" Discovery-style, no Lock Back.

5" Discovery-style, no Lock Back.

 
5" Discovery-style, Ambidextrous, Lock Back, Talon Cut.


5" Discovery-style, Ambidextrous, Lock Back, Talon Cut.

These photos just show the length differences. This is brass and steel.
4", 5" and 6", respectively.

I have old listing pages for the brass breeches here. I keep them up for posterity. You can check them out if you like.