Pellet Pistol ID

August 07, 2016 20:13

A local auction house has a pistol pictured in a High Standard box for a .22 semi-auto. But it looks like a pellet pistol. Can anyone ID it?
http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2762163/fp27.cgi

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6 comments

11b6r

August 08, 2016 01:17
Looks like a Crosman CO2 pistol, possibly a Model 116.
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rufe-snow

August 08, 2016 10:44
The Blue Book of Airguns. Shows the long barreled Crosman's, made in the early 50's. To be the Models 111 & 112.

The auction photo shows dark plastic grips. This might identify it as the 112? As the color of the grips, seem to be the only difference.
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Grasshopper

August 08, 2016 10:48
As above,,you can sell the box for 30 or more if you get he pistol.
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charliemeyer007

August 08, 2016 11:13
It looks like a CO2 one that is recharged from a larger tank not the little throw away cartridges. I rebuilt several pistols and a rifle back in the 70's, and part were hard to find even then.

I really liked the 600 I rebuilt. With the disconnector out it would run full auto. Ten 22 caliber pellets in a dime at 30' in a heart beat. It would CO2 for more than a year.
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Toolman286

August 08, 2016 20:15
Thanks to all!
Yes Grasshopper, the box may be worth more.
I'll let you know what happens.
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Toolman286

August 12, 2016 19:09
The photos made it look good. The 116 was a POS with rust & broken parts. Someone did pay $40. I didn't think it was worth it for a parts gun & box.
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