Restoration Projects Acquired

Recently been cleaning my late grandparents' estate...
I remember this pistol from being a kid. Showed my dad and asked if he remembered it. He said " I got that for my 10th bday"(HIS 10TH)
🤯it's wayyyy older than I thought.
The rifle only got used a few times before my sister got it taken(blaming me).
Both still function and sling projectiles!!👀👀👀
Buuuut the rifle wasn't stored as well and will need LOTS of TLC to make it look decent again.
The clock wasn't working and needed cleaning. It was the biggest. And got fixed first
*twas my granfather's retirement present from the company he worked for.

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That 2200 may be intresting on what side of the fence it was bought on..

The first ones, made back in 1978-1980, were supposed to be extra powerful, capable of velocities over 700 f.p.s.! Then, Crosman throttled them back in 1981, so they were no longer more powerful than the Benjamin 392.

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That 2200 may be intresting on what side of the fence it was bought on..

The first ones, made back in 1978-1980, were supposed to be extra powerful, capable of velocities over 700 f.p.s.! Then, Crosman throttled them back in 1981, so they were no longer more powerful than the Benjamin 392.

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It's not the chrome one. But I haven't chronod it. Gunna TLC it some more before that step
 
FAWK YEAH TOASTY! Those 2200 were slick guns. Maybe you can find a flat top kit for it and get into the 800 fps range.

They used that rifle in the movie Men at Work with the Sheen brothers.
I've been wondering if they maybe had a FT mod🥰
Love that movie!🤗 going to have to go watch it sgain
 
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