Crossman medalist

[DM80]

Boxed Crossman 1300 medalist .22 pump up pistol 1970's in good over all cond. Shoots great good accuracy and power £65 posted



Dave.

[Garvin]

Looks like a nice one, Dave. Blast from the past for me, literally, as this was one of my first serious airguns in the late '70s. Smashing glass bottles on wasteland with mates and pumping until my arms were ready to fall off! Powerfull and accurate - a classic.

[DM80]

Looks like a nice one, Dave. Blast from the past for me, literally, as this was one of my first serious airguns in the late '70s. Smashing glass bottles on wasteland with mates and pumping until my arms were ready to fall off! Powerfull and accurate - a classic.

If you had one of these in the 70's you were the special one lol big myth at the time though about their power output most lads well over estimated the power level in truth 8-10 pumps gave around 3.5 to 4ftb unless you were a naughty boy and disabled their blow off valve

Dave.

[Garvin]

If you had one of these in the 70's you were the special one lol big myth at the time though about their power output most lads well over estimated the power level in truth 8-10 pumps gave around 3.5 to 4ftb unless you were a naughty boy and disabled their blow off valve

Dave.

It seemed incredibly powerful at the time. Probably a good thing we didn't have chronos in those days.

[--ped--]

1300 doesn't have a blow off valve it's a straight forward dump valve later 1322 medalists had a blow by valve stem for the UK market

[leetrenchard]

As above.
No blow off.

After extensive fiddling with mine, they are power limited by the lost space above the pump seal.

After a daft no of pumps (tried mine to make sure no possible legal troubles), extra pumping does not add any pressure to the valve.

Safely confirmed at 5 and a bit Ftlbs.