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Blue Streak.

Thank you Treefrog. Those years seem about right. It was given to me by a friend while in High School. I graduated in 1973. Oh...it does have the hole in the bolt handle.

No, I would never glob it in there intentionally, however, it seems unavoidable that some would get in there.

There are no numbers by the loading port and there are no screws holding the rear sight. There are numbers on the left side which I assume is the serial no. (039610).

I have a very old Blue Streak. How can I tell which model mine is?

I have heard about Renaissance wax for use on many firearms. Just curious though, with it, or any wax, how do you keep it from building up in the checkered areas. Seems it would be kinda hard to keep it out of those areas. Maybe a toothbrush? I've heard Renaissance is great stuff.

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Sounds good Rob. We're certainly close enough for a shooting session together. That would be fun. We'll have to see if we can make that happen...thanks.🙂

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I still have a few of those same Benjamin and Sheridan pellets left. I recently found some JSB Heavy 15.89 on Amazon.

It is an obvious tactical setup, so, I was just thinking that lifting the rifle each time to cycle a round while on the sticks might slow things down. BTW Rob, just noticed that we're neighbors. I live in Hendo and have a cabin in the mountains outside of Burnsville. I DO like your rifle. I am...

Cool looking, however, cycling that lever must be bothersome. 🤔

Seems Seems to me, HP would be less material. 🤷. less cost in mass production?..dunno.

Hello Airgun Nation, My name is Mark. I'm from Western North Carolina USA. I joined this forum because I have a re-born interest in air guns. I own several "fire"arms both rifles and hand guns, but only one other air gun which I've had for over 40 years. It's an old Sheridan Blue Streak. I love...