Over the past few weeks I’ve put one in my cart and taken it back out several times. I put one in my cart again today but this time I completed the order!
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It is spendy, but very pretty. I’m a collector and even I can’t say that there’s 400 worth of value in putting a nice stock on a pumper that was selling for what… 79 dollars a year (or two) ago? But I do love a wood stocked pumper. I can’t see this appreciating in value much if at all at this price but if you are a collector of all things Benjamin or Crosman then here ya go.I’ll pass on it at that price. This is a good read as it has informed me of somewhere else I will take a hard pass at on buying anything. Sweet looking rifle though.
Maybe you are thinking of the 392? The 362 is a newer model. It’s more similar to the 1322 than the 392.thought the original was .20 ?
Sweet! Please post pics of yours when it comes in and let’s see what number you got. I kind of suspect they are being sold in no particular order.Over the past few weeks I’ve put one in my cart and taken it back out several times. I put one in my cart again today but this time I completed the order!
But they don't have a Turkish walnut stock. Are they modular? Can you swap out triggers (gen 1 Prod or Magnum Airpower) or easily/properly mount a scope? How about a barrel change? Sure would be cool with a .20 barrel or .177 or .25.I bought a 1955, and a 1965, Bluestreak for $399.98, + $20 for S&H.View attachment 379695