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45flint:
3 Sheridan Supergrades sold recently for over $7,000 without any idea if they even worked.  These are not your do it yourself reseal.  Just resealed my same era Crosman T&C 108 that I got for $400 and with a $30 reseal kit on the bay.  There are only 3 plastic seals in the valve. It’s now an all brass beast again, with little at home effort.  Crosman simplistic engineering during their golden era was difficult to beat. 





For the home resealers this should be intimidating enough for those resealing a supergrade?

SpringerGuy:

Steve

Please tell us what is wrong with the picture?
Thank you.

threesuns:
A Crosman TC is on my bucket list. I keep hoping, looking, waiting and have snatched up a couple Jr’s in the process. I agree on the ease, AND LESSER COST, to reseal but wouldn’t hesitate to take on a challenge for the rite price.

I do like Sheridans, and finally have a Supergrade - https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=217770.0

Mzq284:
Nice gun, it's really clean, I would love to own one like that.

splitbeing:
7,000?!?

I found some .20 pellets I was sent by accident.  Don't own a .20.  Might be time to get a sheridan, just not a crazy expensive, hard to reseal one.  Sheesh. 7,000?!?

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