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Just an update guys: I ended up dropping off my Sheridan to Baker and just got it back today!!! They were extremely fast at shipping it back to me. I did find out it is a 1949 sheridan model c that needed new gaskets and a new piston. 100 dollars later shes brand new! Thanks for all the help here 

It looks like there anywhere between 10-85 dollars. That's what there asking for online for a tin, I have 3 of the red ones and two gray tins pretty much completely full , I'm thinking of just hanging on to those and buying new ammo. Who knows what a full tin will go for some day 

Thank you everyone for the help ! This is all much appreciated, I'm not sure what a slab stock is but I do no the butt is flat it is just a bad Angled photo . I also have the original sight (gen 1) on it and it has never been replaced, they started making the second generation sights in 51...

Do you have a link for new gaskets by any chance ?

So I looked at a book about the history of sheridan rifles, and from the design of it it is a 1949 or 1950 silver streak model C. Where exactly should I be putting oil into ? Where it slides ? Or do I need to take it apart to do that 

Should I not use the bullets I currently have? I have about 2000 bullets 

Here Are the bullets that came with it, says there 5 m/m

Wikipedia seems to think its between 1949-1950 because it does not have a made in USA stamp, which allegedly they put on in 1951 says wiki... not sure how creditable that is 

Sounds good I will post more as soon as I get too trying to fix it! Still have to drive back to Michigan first!

That manual is also super helpful! Now all I have to do is find out what year this was made ! 

Thank you for that information! I will try and oil it up tomorrow to see if its working! The pump slides fine and the gun clicks when you load it, it just doesnt hold a charge! 

I'm not trying to sell it! I wanted to make sure it was worth repairing... ie if it costs more to repair than the gun itself than I plan on just displaying it but if it's worth fixing my kids will one day own the same gun. I am simply trying to get some insight on what this gun is worth and how...

Which model is that one ?

Thank you for the production chart, unfortunately it doesnt help me because I really dont know much about guns. Thank you for sharing that, I didnt see anywhere where there was a model a , b Or c . 

There is no serial number, my grandfather said he got it in the early 40s but with little research I didnt think it was possible, I also believe it is a model c but I'm not sure 

Hello all, I am new to the forums and also new to air guns. My grandfather gave me his childhood airgun, I believe it to be a 1949 or 1950 silver streak. It does not say made in USA. Can anyone tell me exactly what year it is? Or what it is worth. I also need to fix the pump because it does...