Crossman 38T Find

BlackBart · Apr 6, 2014

No idea if it works or not or it's value but I thought it was a pretty good score, sure as hell LOOKS like a real revolver.

Bought originally at Monkey Wards in the 80's for 30 some bucks!

DC-W · Apr 6, 2014

It may still work just fine if it's never been used before. It may not hold a good co2 seal though.

Those metal ones are too slick. They're made from poorly made plastic nowadays.

Gryphon · Apr 6, 2014

I found one just like this about 4 months ago from when I was a kid. I forgot I had it. It also came form Wards. I paid $42 for it when new. It was like new, except the CO2 seal. I even had a few 30 year old cartridges. I put it up for Karma and Dapefly nabbed it. Apparently the seal kits are available for about $15 bucks on ebay if you are inclined to repair it. Mine was all steel too except the grips. I recall it being very accurate.

BlackBart · Apr 6, 2014

Gryphon said:
I found one just like this about 4 months ago from when I was a kid. I forgot I had it. It also came form Wards. I paid $42 for it when new. It was like new, except the CO2 seal. I even had a few 30 year old cartridges. I put it up for Karma and Dapefly nabbed it. Apparently the seal kits are available for about $15 bucks on ebay if you are inclined to repair it. Mine was all steel too except the grips. I recall it being very accurate.

Well built indeed but playing with it... it won't cock. :sad20:

Meh, maybe part it out... I dunno. :shrug:

Gryphon · Apr 6, 2014

Must be the internal safety thingy! :rofl:

airsporter · Apr 6, 2014

BlackBart said:
Well built indeed but playing with it... it won't cock. Meh, maybe part it out... I dunno.

If you want it repaired, this is the go-to guy:

http://www.airgunshop.net/index.html

Chriss · Apr 6, 2014

I have one of those without the box and stuff. Still works but wont hold the CO2 overnight. Easily 35+ years old

aquashooter · Apr 6, 2014

I use a gun oil to keep the seals viable. Bought mine new in the early seventies in .22 cal. Still functional. Looks like a .357 in my leather holster. I've used it to effect an off-duty misdemeanor arrest. Had my real .38 under my jacket if SHTF.

A1Uni · Apr 6, 2014

I had one of those when I was in my teens. They were incredibly accurate for a CO2 gun, and a
ton of fun to shoot. They are relatively simple inside, you may well be able to get it up and running.

iH8DemLibz · Apr 6, 2014

Spare O-rings lower left in picture?

BlackBart · Apr 6, 2014

iH8DemLibz said:
Spare O-rings lower left in picture?

Yup, it had an air leak and they cured that part.

austingwendell · Apr 16, 2014

BlackBart said:
No idea if it works or not or it's value but I thought it was a pretty good score, sure as hell LOOKS like a real revolver. Bought originally at Monkey Wards in the 80's for 30 some bucks!

Crosman my favorite

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