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I think this is my oldest break barrel; but unfortunately, I don't know with any certainty the date of manufacture, or even the maker. There is a partial serial number/assembly number stamped on the trigger and trigger housing; but other than that, the only marking is a small "AS" stamped on...

I tried turning the sleeve by hand and was unable. Didn't want to try it with vise grips. :)

One of my favorites; a Challenger Arms Plainsman. Last time I got it out, it was shooting great; but it has now got a leak. :(

Only child

Mine had three pair of spacers, each pair a different thickness, but they're all aluminum. I say had, because I've not seen the other two sets in a while :unsure:

Thanks, Mike. Yeah, 75U is what Northwoods22 called his up in post #24. The spacers for my cheek riser are apparently not original. They don't match the ones in any of the other photos in this thread, or the catalog photos.

Thanks. I don't see a B marked on it anywhere, but it is dated 04 86. Do you know the dates of those brochures?

So this one is a B model? I just thought of it as a T01; but sounds like there was more than one T01.

All of mine are in that category. When you hear of my demise, you should make it a point to drive by the house. There's gonna be a lot of good stuff put out by the curb.

There's one on eBay, too...

I don't know. Looking at my two (post #11) the tyro is not sleeved, but the other one is. The difference in weight is immediately noticeable when you pick it up; but I've never weighed them and never have tried to remove the sleeve.

Ah, thank you!

Is yours Beeman marked? Looks to me like a 300S in a 150/300 stock.

Wonder if the trigger blade could be 3D printed?

Here's mine.