Do Crosman make the Benjamin pump up rifle now?

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the town and country or the junior in either calibre are models I'd like to acquire along with a 120
I was looking at a 100 that a mate had but it needed a bit of work and the cost inc shipping was just a bit much

[45flint]

the town and country or the junior in either calibre are models I'd like to acquire along with a 120
I was looking at a 100 that a mate had but it needed a bit of work and the cost inc shipping was just a bit much

I’ve had the Junior as well as the Senior. The Senior is the one I’ve kept, nothing quite like it but extremely hard to get one here in the States. And then you need to find one that hasn’t been abused. They were just airguns when made and often not cared for.

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I often don't have the luxury of finding them that aren't abused damaged or missing parts
just more of a challenge to get them back in working order

[Gamocfx]

My statement "made to a price" obviously cannot include the two rifles pictured they are air gun porn, beautiful guns to my eye. I think I would bankrupt myself if I lived in the US as I like almost all the American guns.

[45flint]

My statement "made to a price" obviously cannot include the two rifles pictured they are air gun porn, beautiful guns to my eye. I think I would bankrupt myself if I lived in the US as I like almost all the American guns.

Funny here in the States I think the opposite, England is the place I would go broke. Lol. Old BSA’s and Webley’s! So hard to get here. As cool as they are the guns above don’t come close to a Webley Mark 3. It’s just that they are common over there.

[DT Fletcher]

the town and country or the junior in either calibre are models I'd like to acquire along with a 120
I was looking at a 100 that a mate had but it needed a bit of work and the cost inc shipping was just a bit much

Note that there are two distinct variations of the Crosman model 120: brass and steel. The brass guns are great, built to a very high standard, although very plain looking. The steel model 120 guns are not the same and not worth as much. It's generally thought that the brass guns were made in the Rochester factory and the later steel ones made in Fairport.