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An interesting new model that JTS showed at the shot show is a barrel cocking “Target” rifle. Super 9X. Match barrel and match trigger. Target sights. Internals are said to be of the highest quality. The picatinny rail is removable to expose the dovetail. Could handle a Diopter sight then. $140...

C9A. .20 caliber. Pretty much like new. Launches H&N FTT at 700 fps with eight pumps. Few handling marks to small to capture. Trigger has been tuned. Did the overnight pump test. Holds the air. Nice matching Walnut stock. Shoulder problems won’t let me pump these much anymore. $225 plus $25...

397PA. .177 caliber. Has the Williams Diopter. Pretty much like new. Launches CPHP at 775 fps with eight pumps. Few handling marks to small to capture. Trigger has been tuned. Did the overnight pump test. Holds the air. Extra nice Walnut stock. Shoulder problems won’t let me pump these much...

I recently picked up this Daisy Avanti 753W. New old stock. Trigger was horrible. Over 10 pounds. Did the complete trigger job which included a adjustment screw added for sear engagement. Now 12 ounces with no creep. Could go even lighter. Accuracy is outstanding. On a calm day it will bust...

Picked up this 5mm Sheridan/Benjamin/ Crosman. 2002 model. Did a trigger job. Lube and basic exterior cleaning. It started out at 650fps with eight pumps. Using 11.42 grain H&N FTT. Accuracy was mediocre with occasional flyers. So, I went to do a deep clean on the barrel. Using Birchwood Casey...

I have a thing for cheap (inexpensive) lead & bb slingers. Fiddling with the triggers. Tuning. Customizing. Getting good accuracy. All types-PCP, Spring, C02, Pnumatic, rifles and pistols. These are some of my favorites. Diana Stormrider, Benjamin 397, Diana Chaser, Daisy 753, Hatsan 95, Crosman...

Here are two Hatsan’s. 22 & 25 caliber. These have been customized into Carbines. Converted from Vortex ram to spring. Tuned with a piston sleeve for a smooth and twang free discharge. Trigger tune. Walnut stocks have been cut down along with the barrels. Deluxe butt pads. Sniper scopes with AO...

This is the question. Here are three examples. Top one is a factory finished Beechwood stock. Almost looks pickled. No color but a nice matte finish. I did strip it and it’s now the bottom one. Just received a new one (middle). They finally added some color to the wood. Much better. This...

This is a Daisy 753W (wood stock) target rifle. Single stroke pneumatic. Pretty much NOS. Comes with 4 interchangeable front sight inserts. This deluxe wood model was discontinued a few years ago. Accuracy is amazing. Trigger has been polished. No box or sling. $300 plus actual shipping...

I am wanting to know about steroid pumpers. What exactly is a steroid? Is anyone still doing this? What does it involve? How much does it cost? What are the benefits? What are the negative trade offs? How do you know for certain a gun is steroid when advertised as being one? What is an...

This is a 5mm Silver Streak. Made in February 2003. Last of the beautiful Walnut stocks, white line spacer and butt pad. Comes with the Williams Diopter sight. Perfect condition. I have two and don’t need or have time to shoot both. It chronographs at around 640-650 with 11.43 grain H&N Field...

Just picked up this Crosman 760 ”Power Master”. It has a April 1968 date. I shot my cousins every summer back in the late 60’s. My wife also said she had the same gun when she was a girl as soon as she saw it. It shoots strong at over 500 fps with eight pumps. I bought it as non working but I...

NcStar 2.5x30 scope, Buck Rail mount and extra low rings. This package is perfect on the Sheridan, Benjamin and Crosman pumpers. I recently had cataract surgery and have removed these to return to iron sights. I have three of these rigs. They really work perfectly on the pumpers. New (if they...

This is an opportunity to acquire a NOS untouched Weihrauch HW55 Standard. This is a 1978 (by serial number) ARH (Air Rifle Headquarters) import. Nicer than the Beeman import (to me) because it doesn’t have all the Beeman branding on the metal work. This rifle is as new and doesn’t appear to me...

Weihrauch HW97 .22 caliber. Been tuned with a Vortek PG3 tune kit. Custom “Walnut LEFT HAND” stock from Custom Stocks LTD. Gun is as new in condition. Not a hundred pellets through it.

Sheridan started making air rifles in 1947. .20 caliber or also known as 5mm. Started with the “A” model. Then “B” model. Both rare. But the later “C” model is what most recall when talking about a Sheridan. Benjamin bought Sheridan in 1977. They stayed in Racine Wisconsin, and made very minor...

This is a scarce 1996 Benjamin 392PA variant. (July 96 by first three numbers of the serial number) Produced only one year. 22 caliber. Walnut stock. Last year the “Benjamin Model” was produced. Excellent condition. No box. Functions perfectly. PayPal or USPS Money Order. Continental U.S Only...

Out of an estate find over a decade ago, I got a box full of old vintage catalogs. Is there people that collect these? Where does a person learn a value on them? This is Not a solicitation. If I do decide to sell them, I’ll list them in the classified. Thank you

This HW55S has a serial number on only the barrel. It’s not from Beeman. It’s from ARH. The receiver is not numbered. It’s as new in condition. Not exactly sure how to date it. Thank you

Just recently acquired this Benjamin model 87 Centennial. I guess these are quite rare. This one is also in the rarest caliber, 177. It has no serial number. Are far as I can tell through my research, it’s the only one to date that is in the 177 caliber with no serial number.