They sure made purdy stocks back in the day

[Hoosier Daddy]

Wow Rich... that is a beauty!

[Blowpipe Sam]

Man I have never seen a streak with wood like that!  Fabulous!

Heck!  They even made plastic stocks that were better looking in those days!

[airgunaut]

They're all gorgeous. Agree with the pump handle comment. My Blue Streak has a prettier stock than the pump handle, and they don't match in pattern, texture, or finish. I bought it to shoot, not as a collection piece, so that doesn't bug me. The exceptional matches in an obsolete gun would make me reluctant to shoot it. But they are strikingly beautiful.

[Hoosier Daddy]

They're all gorgeous.Agree with the pump handle comment. My Blue Streak has a prettier stock than the pump handle, and they don't match in pattern, texture, or finish. I bought it to shoot, not as a collection piece, so that doesn't bug me. The exceptional matches in an obsolete gun would make me reluctant to shoot it. But they are strikingly beautiful.

Agree 100%

It seems early on, the 'Dans stock and pump handle we carved from the same log.

[xcalibur]

The bigwigs at Sheridan should have taken a lesson from Robert Beeman and sorted the nicer wood separately and sold as select upgrades for more money. LOL

[Air Head]

They are all beautiful,
I'm partial to wood anyways,  WAIT WAIT WAIT, don't go there. 

I made knives for a while and would use exotic wood and burls for the grips, they wood just captivate me, (see the pun there!).


It's hard to believe the colors and patterns mother nature come's up with. Thanks for the nice comments,
I hope we keep this rolling, I really enjoy seeing them all!

Cheers!

[Agate47]

That one is the prettiest Sheridan I have seen. I remember as a youth I preferred the Crosman 140 that I had to the Sheridans that I saw in the ads. Now in my dotage, I understand the superior performance of the Sheridan, but I still don’t care for the blocky pump handle.

It’s just a matter of taste.

Steve