Photo essay on the Crosman 600

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Photo essay on the Crosman 600

#1 Post by airgunfun »

Well done photo essay on the Crosman 600 found on American Vintage Airgun Forum.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/message- ... %28pics%29

BTW....I still want to buy them...$50-400 paid.
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#2 Post by sniper »

thx for the link to beautiful pictures
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#3 Post by airgunfun »

Someone asked for some CR600 pics awhile ago...
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#4 Post by SharpTeeth »

Man those 600's sure do look good. Mush nicer than pistols made now. Wish i had the spare money to buy one...
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#5 Post by airgunfun »

Need more than just money to buy one these days...getting damned tough to find!!!
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#6 Post by supersundance »

If you don,t mind shopping stateside you can get all the 600,s you want but your looking at 150-400 u.s and you can get one any day of the week. me i,m cheap the most i ever payed for a 600 was 100 canuk and i,ve got the other 4 i,ve bought for less. :)
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#7 Post by Reg »

Hey, I'm sorry if this should be a new thread, sorry if it is and please move it...

but speaking of shopping in the states...
I travel there alot... would it be possible for me to bring airgun(s) back legally? Is it just a matter of paperwork or does this involve importation etc...
Just wondering... I could start picking up guns there all the time :wink:
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#8 Post by Reg »

ps... now I just have to have a 600 too :)
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#9 Post by gorecon »

I wonder what the speed was on those things,probably 400 fps,right?
Are the clips round(revolver) or they have a stack clip?
I used to wonder (just musing,nothing serious) how hard would it be to start airgun company in canada.Just a small workshop or something.
*snap back to reality*
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#10 Post by supersundance »

you can bring any under 500 fps airgun back from the u.s. and you can bring back the good ones if you have a pal. alot of 600,s are lucky if they shoot 300 fps stock... they run a stacked clip...
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#11 Post by airgunfun »

But with your magic there, Jason, you have the power to make these little beasts sing with authority. Man, that's almost poetic!!!
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#12 Post by supersundance »

Thanks for the kind words... hopefully after i make them sing they make stuff dance :) i,m also hope'ing you get your tommorrow.
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#13 Post by airgunfun »

We're going to have to start discussing what you can do for Crosman Mk.I's??? More thoughts about barrels???

BTW...CR600 scope mount???
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#14 Post by supersundance »

I can juice a mk1 or mk2 for some nice gains. We may just have to make a shroud to make a 22xx barrel fully supported and look good.
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#15 Post by airgunfun »

what kind of money on the 22xx barrel with the shroud?
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