Not sure who from the OB reads the classifieds so I figured Id post it here as well since its kind of ob related.

have some old vintage airgu.ns that I am not doing anything with. I was originally into making big bores so I got these to learn with and study. Now they aren't doing anything but sitting in the safe. Open for trades of equal value.

1980's era Benjamin .22 caliber pump up. Metal trigger guard and trigger assembly (old model), great shape $115. New ones are a plastic trigger group assembly.

Beeman sportsman .177. Scope was kept so needs scope, currently no sights. $100 new.....$50

Gamo .177 epxo 26 .177 (made in spain) beautiful wood stock with cheek rollover.....$50

Daisy powerline 880 .177. not vintage ~50 new.....$25

1960s era Crosman air shotgu.n 1100. This was a replica of the acutal winchester 1100. It uses 2 co2 cartridges. I have shot shells for it. It also shoots .375 round balls or cast bullets. This gun was a collectors item. I have seen the set with traps and all go for well over $300........$200. And I will throw in 25 of the shotshell casings for it.

1970s era Crosman medalist 1322 .22 pump pistol. fun shooter, best model, steel breech and cover....$45

Located in College Station.

I'll take the pistol.

Ok. My email is jeremy86360 at gmail account. I can throw it in the vehicle and meet you somewhere in college station today if you'd like.

Has the Benjamin .22 been properly stored (one pump in it)? Are the seals in good shape?

Yes, I store all pumpers with one pump. Seals are good.

Email sent on the .22

Awesome - had over the years four of those listed (including the pistol).

Benjamin was .177 and was a killing machine! Still have it.

Sounds like you need the shotgun to complete the collection...

Sully, let me know if you are still interested in the pistol. Never heard back from you.

I do want the pistol.

Sully, send me an email. Let me know how to get the pistol to you.

Which is the Beeman in the pic? I'm interested.

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Since the OP hasn't replied: the rifles are described in the order in which they are pictured, top to bottom (good for the OP). Therefore, the Beeman is the 2nd rifle from the top.

The beeman is the second one down with the long barrel and the dark cherrywood looking stock.

Caladan is correct. Thanks.

[This message has been edited by jeremy360 (edited 10/14/2012 2:17p).]

Crosman 1100 is sold.
Pistol is sold.

Target finger turret sites we're found and installed on the beeman.

Still have Benjamin .22??

I'm supposed to be getting a check in the mail in the next day or so. If that does not happen for some reason, I will let you know.

Sorry, Yellowjacket, the check is on its way from WV to TX for the Benjamin .22.

Still waiting on the benj check.

Bump for the beeman and other springer.

Those Benjamin .22's were/are great stuff. I still have a partial can of the late 70's/early 80's "snuff can" lead pellets.

Mine lost its seals back then, probably from use not storage with the requisite 1 pump. Still have the paperwork from when I sent it off for repair. It was the "olden days" back then for sure. Send it off with cash/money order for repair. Had to take the stock and forearm off before shipment if I remember right.

Back in those days, we had galvanized trash cans. With an extra pump (or two) over ten, it would shoot through both sides.

Still have it, and broke it out a few years ago to waste a couple of grackles in front of the kiddo. He was ALMOST as exited as I was. Brought back memories, as he is just a few years younger than I was when I was riding the neighborhood with it on my shoulder.

Bump to get the last few sold. 50 for either springer and ill throw the daisy in free...or 90 for both springers and the daisy.