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Airguns by Make and Model => Vintage Air Gun Gate => Topic started by: Crosshairs on October 19, 2011, 10:25:14 PM
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This is another classic crosman the 38T i resealed this a few weeks ago. Shoots nice at 15 to 20 feet.
Mike
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That's a nice shooter you have there, how long have you owned it? I saw one of those at a gun show a while ago, but did not buy it because it was in poor condition. Looks like yours is in excellent condition. Ill bet it's a blast to shoot too!
Andrew
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had one when i was a kid, great gun, they dont make them like that anymore.
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That's a nice shooter you have there, how long have you owned it? I saw one of those at a gun show a while ago, but did not buy it because it was in poor condition. Looks like yours is in excellent condition. Ill bet it's a blast to shoot too!
Andrew
Thanks this is one of two i own i had this one for about 10 yeaes and the other one i had since the 80s.
Mike
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You sure are right about that this is all metal except the cylinder i think lol.
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Had one and wish I still did. Nice gun.
Dave
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Im looking for a 38C to complete the set. It's just something about the old guns i love.I will post my other classic's in time i don't want to hog up the thread.But just to name a few gun's. 2- 600s, 3- 760 with the wood stocks,A nice shooting crosman 106 .22,A very nice Back packer. A quick pic of my first pellet gun the top 760 i got in 1968.
Mike
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I still have my 38-T with the box and manuel. It was Loud as heck and leaked from the beginning. So it's in Like New cond. Used very little 60 shots or so.
doug,P.
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I still have my 38-T with the box and manuel. It was Loud as heck and leaked from the beginning. So it's in Like New cond. Used very little 60 shots or so.
doug,P.
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22 or 177?
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I still have my 38-T with the box and manuel. It was Loud as heck and leaked from the beginning. So it's in Like New cond. Used very little 60 shots or so.
doug,P.
Is it for sale ?
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It's a .177 and When I find out what it's worth I wouldn't mind selling it to some one who can get it running again. I will dig it out of it's nest and post some pic later tomorrow.
doug,P.
http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO (http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO)
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It's a .177 and When I find out what it's worth I wouldn't mind selling it to some one who can get it running again. I will dig it out of it's nest and post some pic later tomorrow.
doug,P.
http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO (http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO)
Sounds good !
Mike
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Well I went digging through my treasure pile today and this is what I came up with. Crosman Model 454, Co2 Semi Auto BB pistol (my personal favorite for 14 yrs poweful yet Quiet) and my Crosman 38-T Co2 revolver. Very loud 17 yrs ago when I bought it. And my Marksman BB/Pellet/Dart pistol that still works fine. All are .177 cal. with Original boxes and papers (the Marksman was a plastic Wrap around the sign board pictured). The two Co2 guns need seal repairs.
Any offers? If I ship UPS do I declare them as "Toy Air Pushers"? I don't think they want to hear the "G" word.
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doug,P.
http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO
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WOW! my best friend had the 454 and i had the 38T we used to roam the woods having all kinds of fun with them. that was back in the 1970's . thanks for showing them and bringing back some good memories.
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Hey Steve,
Thanks for reminding me how old that 454 is. 1970's is about when I bought it. That was one of the BEST pistols I've ever had. It was powerful and yet Quiet at the same time. Reasonably accurate out to 20-30yds. My newer co2 semi autos are Toooooo Loud!
Man I shot that thing for 20 yrs and it never leaked down between weeks of sitting on the shelf.
http://www.DamagedWoodStocks.INFO
doug,P.
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Man I gotta tell ya, Mike, I am having some trouble posting Pics on this site, so bear with me Please. Here is the Pics of my Crosman 454 missing the seal/seat for the co2 cart.
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(http://G:\DCIM\100OLYMP\crosmn454Seal.JPG)
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Yep i can see the missing Co2 seal it looks like it might be the same one as the 357s seal part number 38-128.
Mike
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Mike, I haven't forgotten you. I just started to look at these housing seals and how they Unscrew. It may be a few more days (Busy now) untill I can 'make a tool' (spanner) to remove this part and see if I can find the 'rubber' parts to fix them. I will keep you in mind whether I can fix them or not. I'd like to keep the 454, but the 357 may be for sale/trade later on. I haven't even looked at these things in 6 yrs, untill I saw your post above on the 357, and it got me looking again.
Thanks,
doug,P.
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nice shooter
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Thanks she shoots pretty good best for plinking can's super fun.
Mike
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Very nice vintage pistols. I had a Crosman .357 or maybe it was a .38 also back in the early 70`s. Mine was all metal but didn`t have the removable circular magazine. I had to press a lever on the left side of the revolver down and then load the .22s into the plastic cylinder one by one. It was pretty accurate out to 10 - 15 yards.
Since it used CO2...and we weren`t that rich back then I sold it to a friend (He had shot the handgun before). First time removing the CO2 cylinder he bend the pin, because he didn`t unscrew it out completely and heavy-handedly pulled the cylinder out. I got the handgun back and he got his $10.00, and I never repaired the handgun since labour, shipping and handling almost costed as much as a new one. I had it in my drawer for over 10 years and then one day decided to toss it away.
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gracious tell me your kidding that's a shame.I had my dad's 150 in a box in pieces for years and decided to rebuild it last year I'm glad i held on to it it cost me 15 bucks for the parts she is now shooting 435 to 450 fps.
Mike