The pistol grip looks very much like a Crosman 1300 medallist to me. Quite fragile, the one I have on mine is cracked split and broken.
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The pistol grip looks very much like a Crosman 1300 medallist to me. Quite fragile, the one I have on mine is cracked split and broken.
Rich.
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Someone has cut a square out of this one where the rear screw is covered by it, I presume it's to be able to remove the screw without the need to remove the grips!!Originally Posted by averageplinker
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I have just noticed Baz suggested that the grips are for a Crosman 150 so I hit the web to check it out. It looks like the 150 and 1300 have the same trigger frame and grips so could probably fit either?
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As for the detached BSA barrel. Weren't there reports some years ago about BSA Meteor barrels "unbrazing" themselves on occasion?
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Yes, I do recall hearing of this. No idea if it was true or an urban myth?
The barrel looks short, maybe someone heard about shortening barrels at the breech end and had a go?
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by the colour and pattern of the colours in the grips they're 1300 ones
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Interesting finding. I saw something similar at my friend's house in Greece, his father bought that gun a long time ago (he couldn't remember where), there were some parts missing though, I am not sure if it's of any value, but it is beautiful just for a collection.
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