Plainsman Pneumatic .

[DT Fletcher]

The values in Blue Book of Airguns are estimates, not based on prices realized at sales.

I assume that this is a .22 cal gun. If .177, you've hit the jackpot.

I can't recall seeing very many, if any, sales for this gun. It's certainly a worthwhile collectable. $300-$400 would be my guess. Although rare, there really isn't a lot of demand for these, from what I can tell.

[steveb1961]

The values in Blue Book of Airguns are estimates, not based on prices realized at sales.

I assume that this is a .22 cal gun. If .177, you've hit the jackpot.

I can't recall seeing very many, if any, sales for this gun. It's certainly a worthwhile collectable. $300-$400 would be my guess. Although rare, there really isn't a lot of demand for these, from what I can tell.

Yes unfortunately its .22 no Jackpot for me, $300-$400 would probably equate to £300-£400 in uk which I would think would be about the right price .

[gingernut]

I think it would be difficult to hit £400.

Even rare pumpers are not that popular. The co2 Plainsman is £250-£300 and a better pistol to shoot?

It’s very tricky when there are so few of them around!

[Benelli B76]

I think it would be difficult to hit £400.

Even rare pumpers are not that popular. The co2 Plainsman is £250-£300 and a better pistol to shoot?

It’s very tricky when there are so few of them around!

Would make up the foursome in your Plainsman family. Think I would be tempted up to £300 if I saw in on a table at Kempton.

Baz

[steveb1961]

I think it would be difficult to hit £400.

Even rare pumpers are not that popular. The co2 Plainsman is £250-£300 and a better pistol to shoot?

It’s very tricky when there are so few of them around!

I have to disagree I found the pneumatic powerful and accurate the Co2 is ok not as accurate may be a bit more powerful but not having a Chrono I'm just guessing but I would take the pneumatic over the Co2 any day .