These were made around 46 to 52 I think..It is a Crosman Bullseye. I say that because they were originally called that early on. The the .177 caliber, as mine is, was officially called the Model 105 later on. I know this is a early production Bullseye. As it has no markings other than the grips..Later ones were marked on the receiver..And the rear sight is milled, not stamped like the later ones are..And the lever has two openings Verses the later Model 105 that has only the one loop.. Seems a few less of the 177s were made than the 106 .22s.
It actually works..I got is fairly cheap at the local Gun Show yesterday. Bit it is missing the front sight..I actually found one and ordered it..Has a lot of finish wear, but I really like the underlever look. Just a collectible for me, do not even know how long I will keep it..But I like it..
Six pumps it runs an amazingly low, maybe 280 FPS,LOL
It actually works..I got is fairly cheap at the local Gun Show yesterday. Bit it is missing the front sight..I actually found one and ordered it..Has a lot of finish wear, but I really like the underlever look. Just a collectible for me, do not even know how long I will keep it..But I like it..
Six pumps it runs an amazingly low, maybe 280 FPS,LOL
