Search results for query: *

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...

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...

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...

“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...

Excerpt from my CD; Old Airguns and memories. Hello to all; It was back in 1969 when I received an ARM Magazine (Air Rifle Monthly) issue # 17 “Special 55 N Handbook” from Air Rifle Headquarters that I got my first real glimpse at a European break barrel Air Rifles. This was really an eye...

Hello to all; Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” I first became aware of the Feinwerkbau models 12/ 124/ 120 Air Rifles in 1976, thru an OM Catalog published by Air Rifle Headquarters; they were a small import/export Company located in Grantsville, West Virginia. The original Model...

Hello to all; this excerpt from my CD Old Airguns and Memories. The Crosman M-180 .22 caliber and the M-187 .177 caliber were introduced in 1956 and discontinued in 1962, as best I can tell. These units were very compact, weighed only 4.0 lbs. and was 34 inches long, with an 18-inch barrel...

Hahn 45 BB SA Revolver *Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” Hello to all; Crosman CO. introduced the HAHN .45 BB 18 shot CO2 Revolver in 1958, it was patterned after the Colt Firearms single action .45 Colt pistol the “Peacemaker” this was an established manufacturing policy with...

Crosman Standard vs Slim Stock M- 114 Co2 Rifle “Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories” I have on occasion heard /read about the “Slim Stock”, observed on some Crosman 113-114 series Co2 Rifles. I have saw them referred to as Sport Style stocks and or simply a copy of sorts of the...

(Custom Candy Apple Red Crosman Mod. 114 Co2 .22 CAL.) (“Excerpt from my “CD “(“Old Airguns and Memories”) Hello to all; In 2017, I picked up a Crosman M- 114.22 cal. off of the internet at a very reasonable...

Crosman Model 157 Co2 .177 caliber Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns &Memories” Hello to all; Back in 2015 I had a customer of mine come in the shop and he told me his father had passed and he was going to sell some of his dad’s collection of firearms and wanted to know if I would be...

Co2 Repeater Crosman's Magnificent.22 cal. M-118 (Excerpt from my CD “Old Air guns and Memories”) Hello to all; In 1952 Crosman introduced, for sale to the general public, the M-118 CO2 repeating Rifle. It had actually been used prior to that as a so called Gallery Rifle utilized in...

Benjamins first Co2 pistol the “Super Co2 Model” 250 .177 Cal., 8 gm CO2” Excerpt from my “CD” “Old Air guns and Memories”. Hello to 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 Discovery” Dual Fuel Rifles (HPA 2000 psi & CO2) .177 & .22 Caliber (Excerpt from my CD, “Old Air Guns and Memories”) Hello to all; Back in 2008 I read with more than just a passing interest, the introduction of the Benjamin Discovery Rifles and their Dual Fuel capabilities, HPA &...

Hello to all; *( Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and memories”) “Tootsie Roll Nostalgia” Benjamin Air Rifle Company has been around since the very early 1900’S their MSP Air Rifles/ Pistols have been a staple in the Air Gun market more than a...

Hatsan Model 95 Quarter Bore .25 CAL. “Excerpt from my CD “Old Air guns and Memories” It was back in late 2014 that I came across an ad for a Hatsan .25 caliber Air Rifle (made in Turkey), now I have personally never been a fan of the .250 “quarter bore” or .30 caliber for an air rifle...

Hatsan Model 130QE .30 caliber (Excerpt from my CD “Old Air guns and Memories) I recently made a comment in a post on a forum in “My Journey into the world of .250 quarter bore Air Rifles” that I did not feel that the Big Bore .25/.30 calibers were suitable for the spring/gas ram powered air...

Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns & Memeories” Hello to all; After spending more time with the Diana Trailscout C02 .177 caliber Rifle utilizing the 3 – C02 cartridge system I previously covered on this forum; I have become very pleased with this units function and performance. It is an...

Diana Trailscout .177 Calibe “3 Co2 Cartridge (Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memories”) Earlier this year, (2019) I was watching some videos from the Shot Show and came across one by Diana Air Guns. It was a demonstration of a new model Co2 rifle called the Diana “Trailscout” that...

Crosman 113-114 “Silver Snipers” ( Excerpt from my CD “Old Airguns and Memorires”) Hello to all: I picked up a set of Crosman M-113 and 114 Co2 rifles off the internet in 2014 in a span of a couple of months, for a project I had in mind. I had previously refurbished a 113-114 both in black...