Reply With QuoteNo-one got any ideas?
The Grumpy Doc
I would like to seek the wisdom of the Gentleman's Section again, please...
First up is a .22 Crosman Medalist II 1300, 1970-1978, serial number 606756. It is boxed, and in very good condition for the year. There is a tiny amount of very fine rust on the action, but I have to take it outside to see it. It shows up in the photos, but is not otherwise noticeable. There is some black paint missing around the trigger - I'm sure this would be easy enough to touch up though. The plastics are excellent. It pumps up and shoots beautifully. Unusually for a pistol with some age to it, there are absolutely no signs of abuse - no screwdriver gouges, messed-up screw slots, or dings.
Box:
Pistol in box:
Left side:
Right side:
Top side:
Underside:
The other pistol is a .177 Weihrauch HW70, again it is boxed. For reasons that are not known to me, the rear sight adjuster screw/wheel is missing - I can't imagine this would be difficult to replace though. There are a couple of minor scratches on the action, but other than that, it doesn't look as though it's been used very much.
Box:
Pistol in box:
Left side:
Right side:
Underside:
Top side:
As ever, any help would be most appreciated!
Last edited by Paddy_SP; 11-01-2016 at 09:26 PM.
The Grumpy Doc
No-one got any ideas?
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Only on the Medalist Paddy.Originally Posted by Paddy_SP
No-one got any ideas?
In the box £100 + post, but I'd advertise at £120 +post
I take it that it's .22" not .177" and from the serial number it's pre 1975.
All the best Mick
The Grumpy Doc
Many thanks, Mick - that's most helpful. I don't know about the year, but you're right - it should have read '.22'!Only on the Medalist Paddy.
In the box £100 + post, but I'd advertise at £120 +post
I take it that it's .22" not .177" and from the serial number it's pre 1975.
All the best Mick
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Crosman serial numbers from the start of 1975 give the month/year in the first 3 or 4 digits, Paddy --- your serial number looks to precedes this.Many thanks, Mick - that's most helpful. I don't know about the year, but you're right - it should have read '.22'!
All the best Mick
The Grumpy Doc
Thanks, Mick - also for amending the thread title!Crosman serial numbers from the start of 1975 give the month/year in the first 3 or 4 digits, Paddy --- your serial number looks to precedes this.
All the best Mick
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