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**WITHDRAWN - I BELIEVE I HAVE FIGURED OUT THE ISSUE ON THIS ONE** I have been working on installing a seal kit and updated pump rod from Rick at Precision Pellet. The wood stocks and metal are in great shape minus some paint chipping....but no cracks or repairs that I can see. The...

Offering up this extra nice Sheridan Blue Streak Model CB with original box for your consideration. Based on the S/N it was built in 1971 and has Montgomery Ward labels on the box. Caliber is .5mm/ .20 Cal and I have not shot this rifle personally. It came to me along with two early Crosman...

I finally was able to dissassemble the 102......now I have parts that seem a bit different from the diagram I'll post a photo tommorrow of the parts and see if I can get some guidance.....my guess is this has never been taken apart in it's lifetime.

Thank you for the tip, will give this a try.....I figured something must be loose internally as you mentioned.....will report back when I have it loose.

Just received the seal kit with tool from Baker..... Following the repair manual on page 1-A, I have removed the stock, unscrewed the hammer plug, but using the take-down tool I am not able to unscrew/remove the hammer spring lock nut.....it seems to just spin with the brass shaft that it is...

Outstanding Frank!!! Thank you for sharing!!

Thanks for all your input on this.....I will most likely be listing the R1 for sale without the scope at some point.

Here are better pics of the R1 without the scope installed.

Thank you, it certainly has a nicer stock with checkering and cheek piece. The action on both seems pretty similar, but I like the trigger on the Beeman a bit better. If I were to sell the Beeman I would imagine it would fetch a bit more than the Diana..... What would you guess the current...

Thank you for the tips! I am also curious on the qaulity of these two rifles......is either one a better qaulity than the other??

Hello, I am looking for information on what general maintainence should be done to keep my Beeman R1 (.22 Cal) and RWS Diana Model 45 (.177 Cal) in top condition?? Lubrication, etc.?? ***The Beeman was built in 1998 and the Diana was built in 1987*** ***

Yes, mine is the .22 Caliber version and I believe the clip under the screw is missing. I have a seal kit on the way to hopefully get this one back up an running!!

Very nice! Do you know the model number on the Williams peep sight??

Nicely done!! One thing I noticed.....if you look at the photo below, mine has a slightly different cover, with a thumb screw.....is mine NOT a Model 102??

Thank you very much!!! I'll update this once I have the parts and have done the rebuild.

I have been discussing a couple of Crosman's on this forum lately and have determined that the Model 102 is in need of a rebuild. The Model 140 seems to function perfectly. I ordered a seal kit for the 102 from Baker and will have it in a week or so. I have done a search on YouTube for a video...

If you are referring to the thumb screw on the 102, it measures right at 1/2" or just a touch over. The 140 pumps up and seems to hold air, but the 102 does not seem to be holding? I would imagine it needs new seals?? I found this kit online.....would it be correct? Anyone done this and can...

I appreciate the education on this rifle.....I have posted it for sale on this forum and hopefully one of you will add it to your collection! Based on the prices on eBay, someone will be getting a pretty good deal! Thanks again! Tom

Thank you sir, I am glad to learn that the breech plug has not been changed and the date of production! Much appreciated!!

Thank you!!!