The Airgun Journal Crosman 101

[SADave]

Picked this up off eBay, missed out on the other two with articles on the 101s. Thought I'd share it here.  Hopefully they come up again or if someone else has a copy can post them .

[xcalibur]

I like thumbing through old airgun magazines and articles. Knowledge that has been long forgotten is occasionally rediscovered.

[Air Head]

That's really cool, any date on when it was published?

[SADave]

1979. Crazy the 101s were only 54 years  old when it was published

Here's an article from 1991 on the Crosman 100 as well.
Sorry messed up the order of pics. Last pic is first

[OTmachine]

Thanks for posting the pic’s!  I have a couple of the 100 series air rifles, (like them a lot), and any info is greatly appreciated!

[tennx]

Many thanks ,i have a 100,101 and a 102…rebuilt but not refinished…lol

[Hoosier Daddy]

Guy at work knows I love working on old airguns... today, he asked me to rebuild his grand-fathers 101.
I said "let me do mine first"

[Back_Roads]

 Giter done yer missin out on some old-time fun

[xcalibur]

1979. Crazy the 101s were only 54 years  old when it was published

Here's an article from 1991 on the Crosman 100 as well.
Sorry messed up the order of pics. Last pic is first

Also have to watch out for inaccurate information. The .177 caliber Crosman Model 100 didn't come out till 1940. The author of that 1991 article states 1924 - 1950, which is not correct. I've also never seen nor heard of the "crackle"(wrinkle paint) on a model 100.

[splitbeing]

Tough to beat the trigger on the 100 and its siblings as far as pumpers go.

Could be fun to have a shootout with our 100s

[splitbeing]

Guy at work knows I love working on old airguns... today, he asked me to rebuild his grand-fathers 101.
I said "let me do mine first"

Hello Mr. Rusty 100!