Crosman Crosman Power Master 760 Identification

[JJeffers]

I've own this Power Master 760 since I was young and need help identifying it's variant or year it was made. Also can rebuild kits be purchased and is it worth it?
I'm wanting to clean it up and give it to my grandson.
Thanks!

 

[WorriedMan]

Google "JG Airguns, LLC," search Crosman section on the website, repair parts and identifying manufacture date information also there. WM

 

[JJeffers]

Google "JG Airguns, LLC," search Crosman section on the website, repair parts and identifying manufacture date information also there. WM

Thanks WM

 

[marflow 777]

https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/categories/200223634-Owner-s-Manuals-and-Parts-Diagrams
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/sections/200658060-Crosman-Air-Rifles?page=3#articles
now that gives you dates and the part numbers and you can compare changes as the rifle was updated if at all

now is the rifle worth a lot no but i understand your goal

 

[Treefrog]

That's one of the last of the near original design models. Prolly a '76 or so. You can find the exact year at crosman.com.

Yes, they're worth fixing and having. I have a few that I both treasure and use a lot. (There's a trash can out on the back forty with a whole bunch of dents in it.) The quad-seal is a pain to replace, and the spring that holds the BB-retainer in the receiver tends to jump out, but it's do-able.

Luck,

J~

 

[JJeffers]

https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/categories/200223634-Owner-s-Manuals-and-Parts-Diagrams
https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/sections/200658060-Crosman-Air-Rifles?page=3#articles
now that gives you dates and the part numbers and you can compare changes as the rifle was updated if at all

now is the rifle worth a lot no but i understand your

That's one of the last of the near original design models. Prolly a '76 or so. You can find the exact year at crosman.com.

Yes, they're worth fixing and having. I have a few that I both treasure and use a lot. (There's a trash can out on the back forty with a whole bunch of dents in it.) The quad-seal is a pain to replace, and the spring that holds the BB-retainer in the receiver tends to jump out, but it's do-able.

Luck,

J~

Thanks!

 

[RickH]

Definitely worth doing. I’ve got two 760’s restored and am thinking of upgrading the stock and forend just for fun. My brothers and I learned to shoot with these. It may not make financial sense but so what? Passing this down to your grandson is something you can’t put a price on.

Rick H.

 

[JJeffers]

Definitely worth doing. I’ve got two 760’s restored and am thinking of upgrading the stock and forend just for fun. My brothers and I learned to shoot with these. It may not make financial sense but so what? Passing this down to your grandson is something you can’t put a price on.

Rick H.

Thanks Rick

 

[mike.74]

 

[mike.74]

I've got this one, I believe it's a1974 model. It hangs on the wall and will be passed down to my boys as well.

 

[Familyfixit]

Hello all, new here and bringing this thread back again as I'm hoping for a little help myself.
After my dad's passing I acquired his old Power Master 760 (still have original box). I remember when he bought this back in the 70's and he built a small shooting range in the basement. Now though purely for personal information, I'm curious as to date/age and possibly value of this fine piece of Americana. In the future I intend to pass it to one of my own grandchildren.
The serial # is 00416609 with an end cap stamp of 112. The best guess I have is 1970-1974 but I keep finding conflicting information so I'm at a loss. For what it's worth, in the box was also a Crosman 454 CO2 pistol I found on the curb in our subdivision in the early 80's that he took from me., but that's for another thread LOL.
Any help identifying a build date is much appreciated. Thank You

 

[joeayv]

I have a few 760’s but this is my baby. Brand new in the box 761xl. Somewhere in 72-74 I think if I remember correctly