Air Guns and Air Rifles

You could try contacting Marksman at the link below. However this model is not worth more that $35 in excellent condition. So you need to decide if it is worth the repair.

See the link below.

Sheridan was very haphazard about numbering and naming there models. In 1977 Benjamin bought the Sheridan line of air guns later Crosman bought both Benjamin and Sheridan. Some models actually say Benjamin Sheridan on the rifle. Sheridan who had been around since 1945 finally started numbering their rifles in 1972.

If it is a "C9 silver Streak" it would be worth around $140. If it is a "C Silver Streak" it would be worth around $235

Are you looking for a gun or rifle? ( You said airgun not rifle.) The Diana model 34 has be produced three different times over the years. Here are the years, 1928 -1940, again in 1984 and started production again in 2014. You can also find Diana marketed under the RWS brand. (Diana has a very complicated history). Unmarex air guns imports Diana models currently. I suggest you google Umarex-USA and contact them.

See the attached link for the owners manual http://www.pyramydair.com/manual/marksman-1010

My reference books do not list the model 815 but state that it also is the same model under the Winchester brand name made by Daisy, model 353. The model 353 is worth between $160 to $200 in excellent condition. It was not uncommon for other manufacture to make air guns under several different names and model numbers. This may be the reason the two models (815 & 353) are referenced in my catalogues

It was made in 1965

No it won't fire, Co2 is the power source that power the gun.

What condition is it in. That determines the value

Which model are you asking about. They are all different.

The Haenel model 303 was made from 1969 to 1993. It was made in both 1.77 and .22 Caliber. In order to set an estimate of value you need to state the condition of the rifle. Is it in Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent condition.

Most gamo's have the model number printed on the barrel right at the hinge point, on the left side. It may have rubbed off but if you hold it to the light you may still see it.

Semi auto air guns are driven by C02 gas. when the trigger is pulled some of the C02 not only fires the projectile but drives gears that get the next pellet or bb in line to fire the next projectile.

Hahn BB guns are owned by Crosman air gun company. The Hahn repeater is a Crosman model 166. See the link below for the Parts and Owners PDF.https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543160-166-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-1958-1971-

That would most likely be the Hatsan AT P2 PCP Air Pistol at 870 FPS

An old fashioned gun could be a cannon or a musket.

The Crosman 1322 fires a .22 caliber pellet. It is rated at 460 Feet Per Second (FPS).

The Crosman 1322 fires a .22 caliber pellet. It is rated at 460 Feet Per Second (FPS).

Rogers, Arkansas

Rogers Arkansas

It all depends on the current condition of the rifle. You need to give a description of the rifle, give it a rating like Poor, Fair, Good, Very good or Excellent and state if it is still working. Then I can give you an estimate of value.

Beeman has gone through several changes, right now they are located in Santa Fe Springs california. I own a few Beeman air products and the box said China on it.

contact Crosman customer service at www.crosman.com.

Add Crosman pellgun oil to your pellets. Only a small amount. DO NOT soak them in any other type of oil. Other oils will ruin your seals.

Add Crosman pellgun oil to your pellets. Only a small amount. DO NOT soak them in any other type of oil. Other oils will ruin your seals.

Walter Benjamin started the company in 1899. Today Crosman owns Benjamin.

Manufactures don't rate the distance of their rifles. Because pellets come in different weights. This is a factor in the distance traveled. Heavy pellets will fall off sooner but have more impact than a lighter pellet. It would be safe to say 500 to 800 Feet range.

Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield did not invent the BB gun.