Top 25 Pumpers; List Complete

[Yng@hrt]

Those are a couple of beautiful Silvers, Marty!

Thanks again Tracy. The '65 has taken on a transformation of sorts. Cleaned it up & mounted a swift scope. It's taken more game than any rifle I own. Dime size accuracy out to 30+ yrds. Love that gun.

[Yng@hrt]

Well shoot...guess I'll have all the fun posting pix...here's the '65 cleaned up & a scout mount with a swift 2-6X32. Pricy scope but well worth it. Never had a scope with optics this clear & I've owned a ton.

I know lots of folks frown on cheaters mounted on these Dan's but I tell you what, makes it a whole lot easier to see dime size targets way out there especially with these old eyes.   

[45flint]

Well shoot...guess I'll have all the fun posting pix...here's the '65 cleaned up & a scout mount with a swift 2-6X32. Pricy scope but well worth it. Never had a scope with optics this clear & I've owned a ton.

I know lots of folks frown on cheaters mounted on these Dan's but I tell you what, makes it a whole lot easier to see dime size targets way out there especially with these old eyes.

That's just beautiful !

[A.K.A. Tommy Boy]

                                                                     Marty...Very Very Nice Gun !
                                                                                                   
                                                               Your Gun Defiantly has the WOW factor!

[Yng@hrt]

Thank you Steve & Tom, much appreciated!

It would sure be nice to get pix posted here of each model mentioned on the list (more than one of each would be even better). I know their out there because I've seen them scattered throughout the threads... beautiful examples. If you have trouble posting pix, shoot me an email & I'll do my best to get them posted.

Thanks again.

[WECSOG]

'91 Racine Benjamin 392P

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'84 Racine Benjamin 342

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'68 Benjamin 342

[Yng@hrt]

I'm foaming at the mouth Tracy! Looking forward to tracking these gems down. I think that's 90 percent of the fun...the search!
 

[WECSOG]

Now, something newer. My Crosman 2289G Backpacker:



In this later pic I've added a longer (14.6" vs 12.1") barrel, Crosman steel breech and a homemade steel peep sight:

[WECSOG]

Daisy/Avanti 853. This is one of the used ones from the CMP, and it has the Monte Carlo stock that is standard on the 753:

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My late Sheridan C series Blue Streak. Not sure of the year, but I think it's about '87:

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Although I enjoy my other pumpers, I could in reality get by with just two; my Backpacker and this one. 2000 Benjamin 392PA:



I wouldn't want to, mind you. But I could.

[45flint]

1949, Crosman 101: crinkle finish, diablo cocking knob:


1930, Crosman 102: with scout scope and pad rest on forearm:

[WECSOG]

That's some nice wood on the 102!

[Yng@hrt]

That 102 is absolutely gorgeous!

[45flint]

I'm probably going to take the scope off the 102 and just hang it up in my bedroom, its so nice.  The shooter is the 101, deep rifling, crazy accurate with the peep.  Since I resealed it myself I know it good for a while.  The crinkle finish also seems very durable. 

[Yng@hrt]

Although I enjoy my other pumpers, I could in reality get by with just two; my Backpacker and this one. 2000 Benjamin 392PA:



I wouldn't want to, mind you. But I could.

Great looking finish on this rifle Tracy! Sooo many choices...like a kid in a candy store.

[WECSOG]

Thanks, Marty. I bought that one from a guy on American Airgun classifieds and have been nothing but pleased with it. The only thing I have done to it is remove the rear sight and replace it with a Williams peep.