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Crosshairs:
Just a few pic's of my MK collection. All three shoot like new the older MKI i bought in 1973.
                                  Mike

dk1677:
Nice ones Mike!

Crosshairs:

--- Quote from: dk1677 on January 21, 2012, 08:15:31 PM ---Nice ones Mike!

--- End quote ---
Thanks ! Man are they accurate guns.

Supaflee:
I only just sold my Mk 11 to a Dude . It was a post 1975 model with the impact button on the bottom of the stock for piercing the Co2 canister .She was an awsome pistol. I shot 10 meters indoor regularly and and was able to put 10 into a 16mm circle at that range, time after time . I used mine on full power setting and from memory I shot about 45 shots before the velocity was noticeably reduced. My Crosman fitted my hand perfectly and the weight and balance was excellent . In a way,  I shouldnt have set it free , but the Dude that bought it from me collects Crosman's, later on sold me a nice BSA AIRSPORTER GL .22 which he was wanting to sell to get yet another Crosman. He remembered me doing a real good price on the Mk11 so he let me have the BSA at the same money . Howzat?????
 There sure is cameraderie, (freindship/loyalty) , amongst us eh! He's happy and so am I . He got a well priced Mk11 and I got a well priced BSA AIRSPORTER .22. Ha. Now I'm seeking an old scope to match it . Any clues ??

Crosshairs:
You can always get another MK if you ever change your mind. I almost sold mine it one time but I'm glad i didn't.
                                                Mike

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