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These are some guesses as to models. Dan, be sure to research the two "maybe" guns- they're the oldest. ETA- It was suggested at Daisy Talk that the one I labeled as "Maybe Model H" might be a Number 12 Model 29 single shot. Here are the old pair, isolated for easier viewing:

Hi Terry. Dan, it's sad to hear about your Grandad's pasing. I see you have posted over at Daisy Talk and have received several responses. There are good guys here and over there, too and everyone has given you sound advice in my opinion. For the model numbers and "Register No.s", look...

I'd be in for the optics alone! Very cool setup!!

That trigger is enough to sell me.

327.69

673

Perfect for woods walking- light and maneuverable, accurate, and has plenty of 'oats'!! Fingers crossed...

327.10

Very smooth action, impressive.

650.27

Smooth sidelever action and accurate to boot. What's not to like?

322.77

Just outstanding how smooth the loading/shot cycle is.

1632.40

Not usually a fan of thumbholes but this one's a looker. Liking the 16 round magazine, too.

327.63

A predictable sub 1-pound trigger sounds nice!

432.82

Might need to do some work on the tune and TP size but otherwise I don't see why you couldn't swap the .177 barrel for a .22 Shockwave barrel (Crosman p/n B19-2-01-100C Barrel Assembly). Unless you're wanting to do a custom barrel using your existing barrel block, etc.

What a beaut! At what MV does this fine target piece give you that accuracy? Would you happen to know the ES? ETA- Thanks for the specs.