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I had one of these when I was a kid,
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my cousin gave it to me. I gave it a kid after his family's house caught fire and he lost his stuff.
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I'd like to have that! Is it c02 or am I just too blind to see where it breaks open to pump it up? My older brother and I got Crosman 760s for Christmas one year. Wood stocks and they could take up to 25 pumps. They knocked rabbits down like a .22 short.
My older brother had one. If I remember it was a single shot, you cocked it by pulling the barrel straight back then pushing it forward. You then pulled what is normally the cocking lever to open the action and dropped a BB into the chamber then push the cocking lever forward to close. Spare BB's were stored in the detachable magazine. Also it was spring powered and not that powerfull. Forgot, it was a plastic stock not wood like this one.
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I watched another site trying to get a good deal on one . but have had no luck
I did buy a orginal magazine for one it was in a group of gun parts and i got the lot cheap surprised me. I must have been the only one really looking at the pile of parts . I held on to it for some time then sold it they bring real close to what the rifle does .
i decided to just wait it out and with luck run across a gun with its original mag they make repops of the mag but nothing like the originals
I have a few pellet and bb guns including a crosman 761xl ( fancy version of the 760 it has a plated receiver like gold or high polish brass look and wood stocks bought it new 31.00 and change at mr wiggs early K-mart type place .also a mark I and mark II crosman pistols I bought them around 1974 /75 time frame .
over the years have gained a few more like them also a crosman 622 a pump 22 cal CO2 that has a rotary clip / magazine . and a few daisy guns even a couple pump (short stroke forend that were made to look and function like a remington 760 daisy changed there name maybe copy rights not sure
I still have a Crosman AIR/16 around here somewhere.
Went through several Daisy low end bb guns growing up. The wood stocked ones lasted but the plastic ones would always crack with the severe temperature changes between summer and winter here in the north.
I killed so many frogs with those things that I'm afraid when I cross over to the Pearly Gates they'll all be a waitin' fer me with payback sure to follow! 😲