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  1. 05-01-2018, 09:54 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mobiasstrip View Post
    Giss system nut for gear cog ? Could be on the Original 66 rifle ?

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    This is well made heavy but a totally pointless spud gun why put so much effort into making this . Annoying there are no markings and I know nothing about it
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveb1961 View Post
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    This is well made heavy but a totally pointless spud gun why put so much effort into making this . Annoying there are no markings and I know nothing about it
    Love that spud gun. Could it have doubled up as an airgun if the end section is easy to remove, so explaining its well made structure? I am thinking that it has a lot in common with the old German Nova pistol, which you could use as spud gun, or you could remove the end unit and load a slug or dart.


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  7. 10-01-2018, 06:21 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by mallyally View Post
    Is that a Crosman? Receiver looks different?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 45flint View Post
    Is that a Crosman? Receiver looks different?
    Yeah its a 1400 I had to make a False receiver ( With scope Rail ) to fit over the breech as there are no reliable scope rails commercially available
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    Quote Originally Posted by mallyally View Post
    Yeah its a 1400 I had to make a False receiver ( With scope Rail ) to fit over the breech as there are no reliable scope rails commercially available
    Well done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mallyally View Post
    Nice model 1400 hot rod!

    The 1400 was designed during the "Going Great Guns" era at Crosman in second half of the '60s. I think at least part of the inspiration for this "tarting up" of the Crosman line was that the owner, PY Hahn, was planning to sell the company. In any case, this resulted in the 1300 Medallist II (harking back to the chrome plated model 150 in presentation box circa 1957) the 1100 shotgun, 622 clip repeater, 451 semi-auto, and the 1400. Crosman put great effort into the 1400 and ended up, having 3 or 4 variations during the trip, with the finest pneumatic rifle since the original model 101.
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