Thanks man! It was fun to make.

I installed the same type of Torx head breech screw from eBay on my 362. I used one or two washers from Gravmag under it and that solved the feeding issues I was having with the Crosman steel breech. I’ll try the same fix on my Drifter to see if that works.

@@airgunsofalaska glad to hear you got it to work! Maybe I’ll give the washers and torx head another go, it would make tear down/reassembly a lot quicker.

You can get the washers that is made for that tiny screw that goes in the breach so it would level out the chamber so the pellet doesn’t catch and nick the pellet and cause it to shoot funny I ordered mine from the the UK and they took a month to get here in the US

@@marcnissen578 the Gravmag kit comes with extra tiny washers. So far I’ve found I’ve only needed one washer under the breech screw on two different guns with steel breeches.

I’d recommend going with the Crosman steel breech as it fits perfectly and installs easily with all the mounting holes lining up properly.

Thanks! Last fall I was wanting a steel breech and they were all out of stock so while I was waiting I ordered this aluminum breech that was available on the Baker Airguns website. I checked last night and it looks like these are now out of stock currently.

No, they are both the same in that regard. I’ve had numerous guys write me that have used candle wax, Elmers glue or hot glue to cover the breech screw to smooth out the feeding of pellets. You can also use really thin washers under the head of that screw to raise it up a slight amount to reduce the depth of that hole.

Yeah, egging out the holes is on my to do list. I’m disappointed that I have to even do that in the first place.

@@airgunsofalaska Lots of people never Master A Ghost Ring, it's about my fav iron sight or plastic ! Just thing in terms of : 1/4 1/2 3/4 Full Post : As your elevation marks : & fine -tune too fit your needs.... Yee🤠Haw Pilgrim 👍

I got my Drifter dialed in pretty good now.

I was impressed with them for sure 👍

post links when you get them

Thanks! I was feeling artistically creative today and had fun making the video 😀. Yes, it’s an aluminum breech so it should be a little bit lighter than the steel Crosman breech. I didn’t realize it had so many minor but significant differences. These three past winters we’ve been getting our normal snowfalls. From ‘14-‘19 we had a series of low snow winters that were a lot different from what I’m used to. Today was nice for shooting, no wind and warm temps at around 30°F.

@@BackyardDispatcher got it posted there 👍. Thanks for the suggestion.

I wouldn’t buy this breech again. The Crosman breeches I’ve bought so far fit onto my guns perfectly and we’re much, much easier to install.

I’ve been wanting a 1322 with a longer barrel since I saw the Backpacker years ago. When I saw they came out with the Drifter I didn’t hesitate and ordered one right away. I’m not overly fond of the fake carbon fiber finish but I like the gun. I’ve not gotten into modifying any of the internal pump parts at this point.

@@airgunsofalaska I’ve never had a 1322, but loved the 2289, I used it to dispatch ground squirrels around a private school and church. The fleas where a real problem for the kids. It was quiet, compact, and accurate. We set traps for the squirrels but fish and game tagged our traps saying we couldn’t trap them. So out came the backpacker. It was an amazing tool!! I even shot a crow at 50 yards hitting him in the head, dropped like a rock not a flutter. I increased the volume of the chamber by drilling the white Teflon intake valve back side. Steel breach, ported transfer port, extended bolt probe to push the pellet past the transfer port. I turned down the cone on front of the valve to match the pump cup, and pinned the intake valve to take up dead space in the intake valve transfer port.( increase pump efficiency due to reduction of lost dead space between the face of pump cup and face of intake valve). I also drilled a trapped the little hole for the screw in the loading port to a slightly larger size for strength. Melted a crayon the smooth out the screw in loading port. Made a homemade ldc to catch lead dust. I crowned the muzzle and smoothed out the loading lip of the barrel so wouldn’t catch the pellet when loading. I used a piece of Teflon tube for the transfer port seal. Heat ends slightly then install while Pliable. These are the mods I will do to the 362 to see what it will do. I love working with Crosman pellet guns. I used a Crosman 140 as a kid to help a walnut orchard owner decrease the squirrels and a crosman 766 to decrease the starlings and black birds in his cherry orchards. 5th and 6 grades where fun years as a hunter. Take care and keep shooting.

@@heyyoubuddy6749 thanks for the breakdown of all the work you did to your gun, great tips! 👍

@@airgunsofalaska Hey buddy what part of Alaska are ya in? I was hoping to buy some land in Gustavus to build a small home there as a get away/ fishing camp during salmon / halibut season.

@@heyyoubuddy6749 I’m in Valdez, quite a bit further north than Gustavus in southeast. But, we still stay warm compared to the interior because of Prince William Sound.

I want to say that’s the stock Drifter rear sight and that it mounts right on the Baker aluminum breech. But part of me thinks Baker sells modified the stock rear sights that fit on his breech. I ordered that stuff last fall and don’t remember all the details. They likely have it all listed on his website. The stock rear sight won’t mount to the Crosman steel breech. Maybe it was the vendor I ordered my first steel breech through that also sold a modified stock rear sight that fit on the Crosman steel breech?

@@airgunsofalaskaOh I’ve seen on MidwayUSA they got a 11mm rear sight dove tail blade that is W/E adjustable and should fit on the breecheszl

@@airgunsofalaska Air gun revisions has a cheaper breech with rear sight just want to know if they got a front sight with thread adapter.

@@pricelessppp I don’t know? I just looked through that website a bit and wasn’t sure what you were looking at?

I don’t see why not? Wadcutters work really well for shooting paper targets as they punch a nice round hole. Since creating this channel I’ve learned that a guy should experiment with lots of different pellets to find the best accuracy. I was surprised to see how much difference there was in types and brands of pellets.

No, it’s got dove tails and is designed for regular weaver mounts. A Colt AR-15 has an aluminum receiver and it accepts all kinds of accessories. You won’t damage this breech.

@@airgunsofalaska Do you feel its a lot lighter with this breech? I kind of want one if its a lot lighter.

@@Jakelol1980 no, I didn’t notice that the gun was lighter. I know it was a bit lighter but it’s not like it made a night and day difference. The main reason I got it was I wanted the option to mount a scope. I also have Crosman steel breeches on other guns and I’d recommend one of those over this one as they are compatible with a Grav-mag. This aluminum one is not.

@@airgunsofalaska Ok good to know because i own a 2240XL and that one has a steel breech and i want to buy a GRAVmag actually.

@@Jakelol1980 I was disappointed to discover that the Grav-mag wouldn’t mount up. My Drifter Now has a Crosman steel breech.

Ha ha! They do things differently in that state for sure.