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    Thumbs up Crosman mk2 pistola.

    Hi all

    I bought this from the Melbourne vintage fayre, Been fancying a mk1/2 for ages, This has been refinished but quite well done by the look of it!, It was resealed before I bought it too and seems to be holding gas fine, I love how there's two cocking positions too for indoor or outdoor shooting!!

    The left grip has been cracked at some time and glued but will need a spot more glue on as it's moving slightly!


    Left side


    Right side


    Calibre is .177 (Not sure if they all are!) and it shoots with some oomph!!

    By the way, T'was nice seeing the regulars and new folk that attended yesterday


    John
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    The Mk1s are .22"s. The Mk2s are .177".

    Two power levels makes it the first series, made 1966-80.

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    .22 has brown grips and there seem to be less of them around.

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    You also have a power adjusting screw on the front if you fancy a tinker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by magicesperanto View Post
    You also have a power adjusting screw on the front if you fancy a tinker.
    Hi Magic, It's like a grubscrew, I was thinking or turning a bit of stainless steel down to make a knurled thumbwheel and threading it to replace the one that's in (Looks a bit home made from a bolt with the head cut off!!)

    Cheers, john
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnbaz View Post
    Hi Magic, It's like a grubscrew, I was thinking or turning a bit of stainless steel down to make a knurled thumbwheel and threading it to replace the one that's in (Looks a bit home made from a bolt with the head cut off!!)

    Cheers, john
    Yes, my Mk1 is exactly the same, you can actually see the hacksaw "skip" marks in it.
    Last edited by magicesperanto; 17-09-2017 at 05:00 PM.

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    Hi John, long time no cyber-speak, so hope all is well? What a great looking example. These always put me in mind of a German Luger (an example of which is next on my BB Co2 pistol wish-list once my recent credit card loading with new school uniforms and games kits for my three kids is finally kicked into touch ). Thanks for sharing. Atvb: G.
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    Check my video on the Mk1 out, I did two, a review and a dismantle
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