Scored these 4 off the AA classified Crosman 167 / 2260 / 180 / 187. They all hold air look great also a couple came with boxes. I love these older wood and steel Crosmans.
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Pick up a bunch of vintage Crosman rifles
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Those are from the days when Crosman was at its peak. Producing high quality airguns at an affordable price. As you said, wood and steel. Congratulations on a great purchase.
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Very nice! A 180 like that was my first pellet rifle.
That 167 is another that I'd love to have. Those are from Crosman's best years.
Cheers,
J~
That 167 is another that I'd love to have. Those are from Crosman's best years.
Cheers,
J~
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Wow! That is an awesome find! The do not make 'em like that anymore. In the box! Did you buy some lottery tickets?
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I too, really enjoy shootin the older Crosmans. They still can be had for a decent price (that will change with more airgunners gettin into the hobby) and the build quality is spot on.
Enjoy the Co2 guns.
Enjoy the Co2 guns.
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Very nice score! A couple years ago I got a 140 that had been restored and it’s great. Unfortunately it caused me to lose my mind and have three others restored and I bought two other classics. And I thought I was in trouble just buying new one,,
Rick H.
Rick H.
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Good question. Those models contain the cartridge with an o-ringed screw-on fitting, with the piercing-pin attached to the valve within the tube. Here's a pic from a similar model. The valve is polymer on brass. AFAIK - Crosman has always done it that way with their co-2 guns. (This pic is of a QB-77 valve system. It's almost identical to the Crosman 167.)
Cheers,
J~
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