Crosman , 111 and 116 with stock refill bottle

[johnnyfoos]

What is the current value for a set of these
111 and 116 with stock refill bottle.

Just wondering what a guy would have to pay for a set like this is not so good of shape
how sealed is unknown.

Thanks

[Dave S]

What is the current value for a set of these
111 and 116 with stock refill bottle.

Just wondering what a guy would have to pay for a set like this is not so good of shape
how sealed is unknown.

Thanks

A few months back I paid $110.00 for a really clean 116 off eBay. The guy through in the original bottle at no extra cost......even had a trigger boot and it's been holding air for 3 months now! The pic at the bottom is a 20 oz Catalina Bottle with a Mac-1 Bleeder valve. I also put a 45 degree 1/8" fitting on all my guns to keep the business end of the gun clear for gas priming. dave

[WildCJ5]

I have a clean 116 at Mac1 on consignment. I forget what he has it listed for. You can give him a call if your interested. I think I also have Crosman 157 with him.

[johnnyfoos]

Thanks for the info, .
This has to go down tomorrow because it's at a PB gun show and that is the last day for it.

I have two 113's
and one 114
so I know how to fill
Just was thinking these pistols might be a good add on to the set
If the price works for him and I
that is
THANKS

[Jonah]

If the price is good, get them.  Without pictures and more information, hard to give a price estimate.

[Dave S]

I have a clean 116 at Mac1 on consignment. I forget what he has it listed for. You can give him a call if your interested. I think I also have Crosman 157 with him.

If that's the one with the White stock...it is clean. I think Tim was asking about $120.00 for it and will need a reseal. dave

[oldair]

I see the bulk pistols at airgun shows for ~ $50 pretty often, sometimes less.  The old tanks are usually around $25.

Don R.

[Dave S]

Since the subject came up, I have a couple of those old Crosman tanks. One, I got from Tim 30 years ago because those were the only tanks available at that time.The paintball field was just getting started and Tim was pioneering  on the "cutting edge" of  bulk-feeding the CO2 guns. Sure, I went out and paid $140.00 for a 20 lb. Aluminum CO2 Siphon Tank.
Turns out, that was probably the best move I ever made! Problem was, every 5 years, the tank had to be Hydro tested for an additional $25.00! Got smart about 5 years ago, turned in my tank to Prax-Air Welding Supplies for one of theirs. NO MORE HYDRO TESTING! $33.00 and I just swap it out! I've been doing a lot of testing and design lately, so the last tank lasted me about 6 months.
I guess the bottom line here is.....how many of you guys are set up to even fill one of these old Crosman tanks at home? Not many I would guess. Yes, Regulated HPA under 1000 PSI will work fine, however, not as efficiently as CO2. And.... The beauty of CO2 is that rust cannot form inside the gun......which is a BIG PLUS! Go on the "Darkside" and see the RUST problems with HPA!
 The pics below are the original tank from Mac-1 and the other tank is one I acquired from the guy I bought the 116 from. I sanitised it with Denatured alcohol and will seal it with 5 minute epoxy resin. dave

[TerryM]

  I bought a 112 on GB a few years ago with tank, box and papers.  Cost me 125 if I remember right.  The tank has gas in it, I have never used it.  I use paintball tanks.  Got a 20# tank for 5 bucks at an estate sale.

[johnnyfoos]

PB Gun show was closed by the time I got back
So I missed out, (maybe)
On a deal on some pretty worn gun so
maybe it is all for the better.
I was just hoping for a "parts gun"
I need all the internals for one of my 113's
I realy want to get that one going
It is a BRASS barrel and tube version.

Maybe some day.