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Crosman Hahn M-166 Repeater Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories.” Hello to all; Crosman introduced the M-166 "Hahn Super BB Repeater" lever action Co2 BB Rifle in 1958 (it was discontinued in 1971) styled after the Winchester 30-30 lever action rifles; they were able to do this using...

Jim Thanks for looking in and your comments and your recommendation. Regards; Garey

I posted it under traditional Airguns and I have no ideas how American Air Arms got I suppose that makes you feel good about yourself to be blatantly disrespectful by saying piss on your on leg especially since you are making these comments behind a keyboard. It is ever so true when they say...

Why not contact the site directly and file an official complaint, maybe that will satisfy your quest, what ever that may be.

The "American Air Arms" DESIGNATION is this Web Sites Protocol not mine,for the posting. That is simply where my Article was posted by the site!!! But again draw any conclusions you wish, simply ignore my post. its that easy !!!

Ezana4CE; I made no reference to "American Air Arms" in this post on the Crosman M-600 that I can find ????? I have no idea what you are talking about ?????? But by all means feel free to ignore any of my postings! Garey

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Bandito, Thanks for looking in. For repairs\600 contact,,Rick [email protected] Regards, Garey

Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” Crosman M-600 Hello to all; Crosman CO. introduced the first true Semi-Auto 10 shot magazine, CO2 actuated blow back .22 caliber pellet pistol in 1960. The Crosman Model 600, in my view, is one of Crosman’s most sophisticated designs. As I...

I would to personally thank all those who have responded to my Post on the C160 , particularly their own experiences with the Crosman 160 series, much appreciated, keep the info coming !!!! Regards; Garey

rapstarD; Thanks for looking in and your comments and congrats on your160 !!! Garey

Treefrog; Thanks for looking in and your comments. Personally I always had fliers with Crosman pellets , used them for plinking. Garey

KWK, Thanks for looking in and your comments. Garey

Oh by the way still have my copy of your book "Airgun Chronicles" !!! Garey

Ron , Glad to have to looking in and for sure your comments are most welcome , glad to hear you are still around! Thanks for sharing your info! Continued success in your endeavors !!!! Garey

Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” Hello to all, The Crosman Model 160 Pellgun .22 caliber/ M167 .177 cal. dual CO2 cartridge rifles introduced in 1955 were perhaps the most famous of all the CO2 rifles made by Crosman in what has been called the Golden Age of CO2 rifles. The M-160...

Randy; Thanks for looking in. There are some parts vendors who can supply some internal rebuild parts, I suspect it would be hard for major unit components to be found in view of its age. Rick Willnecker @ Precision Pellet would be a starting point . Garey

“Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” (A little Nostalgia For us all) The Benjamin Model 250 .177 caliber pistol was introduced in 1952, the “first” CO2 pistol in the Benjamin Air Rifle Company’s line up. It was named the “Benjamin Super CO2 Pistol”. (Picked this unit up at a Gun Show...

r1lover; Thanks fro looking in and your comments; Regards; Garey