America's favorite airgun for over 50 years. Match up the right rings with the intermount you select!. The Crosman intermount has an 11mm dovetail. To scope this gun, you'll need an intermount. The ACCESSORIES link has a list of scopes, fun targets and safety gear you'll need. Don't forget to click on the AMMO link for a list of recommended pellets. If you want to drill out every last bit of accuracy (0.50 at 33 ft.), pop a scope on it. It's a must have in every gun locker! Although this gun has been made for decades, the manufacturer continues to put extra fine details in the rifle, such as a swelling in the forearm to make it easier to pump and a fully adjustable rear sight. How often should air rifles be serviced The frequency with which you should get your air rifle serviced depends upon how often you. The Blue Streak is ideal for hunting small game, plinking, target shooting, spinners and paper targets. What caliber is a Sheridan Silver Streak The Sheridan Silver Streak continues to be one of the best-loved airguns. The rifled brass barrel is finished in black and throws lead up to 675 fps! You can vary the velocity by the number of pumps (up to 8). The hardwood stock is sleek and lightweight and fits perfectly in your hands. Whether you plan to shoot again the next day or not again for another 2 years, always put one pump into the gun when you're done shooting! An American favorite for 50 years! The Sheridan Blue Streak continues to be one of the best-loved airguns. I have a blue streak that is about 23 years old that I need to send him for steroid treatment.To maintain the seals for a long time, remember to put one pump of air into the gun when putting it away after shooting. Coincident to the 80th anniversary of what was known as Les McMurray's Fin Fur and Feather is my 30th anniversary ownership of the firm now known as Mac1 Airgun Distributors." His commitment to excellence planted a seed in my brain and I wasn't going to be satisfied until I followed in his footsteps. He loved these little machines as much as I do and he was one of the best mechanics I've ever had the pleasure to learn from. He was the first warranty center for the Crosman Airgun Company and when he went into semi-retirement in 1959 he wanted to do Airgun service for the rest of his days.
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See Below for information direct from his Mac1 airgun site. Send him your streak, I can almost guarantee you will not be disappointed. He is a busy guy/old school guy, but a real treat if you can get him on the phone (310/327-3582). The rifle shoots well, but has 30 + years of a neglected stock. I loaned out the rifle (and other camping equimpent) when I was about 19, never to see any of it again. I too had a 5mm Blue Streak as a teenager. I recommend him highly and have used him for years with my streaks. Re: Sheridan Blue STREAK rebuild Your restoration is shaming me, it looks so good. He specializes in "steroid streaks", and custom makes some of the original real/old school parts that Crossman discontinued/downgraded over the years for cost savings/planned obsolescence. Tim McMurray, 3rd Generation Owner, Mac1 Airguns, out in California-Specializes in Benjamin/Sheridans (among other things-airguns) from back in the day, one of the few who can silver solder that separated streak barrel (and if you are lucky enough to talk to him direct, will likely get a welcome lecture that you should have removed the rear sight and immediately replaced it with the Williams Peep sight since the way the rear sight is attached (w/wedges) on the streaks creates tension on the barrel causing it to separate (Cost savings and planned obsolescence, according to him), remove that rear sight and you likely will never have trouble with barrel separation (unless you use the wrong type scope mount).
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