sheridan cb9-blue streak Reviews
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★★★★☆
Written on: 31/03/2009
“I got my sheridan cb9 Blue Streak from my great uncle...”
I got my sheridan cb9 Blue Streak from my great uncle and have loved it since! It is very accurate and powerful, but takes way too long to pump and cock if you need 2 shots to hit a target!...
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★★★★★
Written on: 18/02/2009
“bought this sheridan cb9-blue streak gun when I was 8...”
bought this sheridan cb9-blue streak gun when I was 8 yrs old. I shot a yellowbelly sap sucker at 75 yds , I know it says only 8 pumps , but I was hard headed then , I put 100 pumps on it , I was as proud of that gun then as a model 700 . im 56yrs old now , it finally needs a rebuild kit , but I think its because i used the wrong oil in it and ruined the cup, great gun >> bought it for 33 dolars , now they are what 169 >>LOL still worth it . I wouldn t recomend 100 pumps , 8 is sufficient >>...
Read full reviewBuddy55's response to 441657_deep digger's Review
Written on: 05/08/2009
I found this review very helpful because...IT SHOWS ME I WAS RIGHT HANGING ONTO IT ALL THIS TIME ALMOST 40YRS. AND IT'S STILL DEAD ON SHOOTING. I TRADED LABOR(BRAKEJOB)WHEN I WAS 16 (1970)I'M STILL HAPPY I DID.IT CAME WITH ME FROM RHODE ISLAND TO SW. FLORIDA NOW IT'S STILL SERVING ME TAKING DOWN PEST.DOES NOT NEED A REBUILD YET. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW OLD IT IS.ANY WAY TO TELL?
★★★☆☆
Written on: 18/12/2008
“Overall it's a good shooter, I think Crosman needs to...”
Overall it's a good shooter, I think Crosman needs to add a second screw that would hold the action at the rear area to the stock to eliminate any movement. One screw wont cut it. When I first noticed the action wobble I thought it was the biggest P.O.S. I ever purchased. But once fixed I think now it will be a favorite to take out and plink with and shoot pests also. A compressed air rifle feels a whole lot different than a springer rifle when you shoot it. And it takes no technique to shoot well...
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★★★★★
Written on: 17/11/2008
“LOVE IT ... I had one since i was 11 and im 40 now. It...”
LOVE IT ... I had one since i was 11 and im 40 now. It has never let me down. I has been a wonderful gun. The Sheridan CB-9 Blue Streak shoots accurately every time. It can be quite hard to pump for some people....
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★★★★★
Written on: 05/09/2008
“I have a Sheridan Blue Streak that i purchased in...”
I have a Sheridan Blue Streak that i purchased in 1962. At last the seals finally gave up the ghost. I just sent it off to have a 'steroid tune' on it. I would not guess the number of tree rats and rabbits it has put on the table. Currently I have a RWS Model 48, a Gamo Stutzen and a Gamo CFX. All are supposed to be more powerful. I much prefer accuracy to power. I don't take 50 yard shots. Never more than 30 yards. The Sheridan will put a 'rat' on the ground with one head shot. Many shoulder shots...
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★★★★★
Written on: 11/07/2008
“I've owned this grand little Sheridan blue streak...”
I've owned this grand little Sheridan blue streak since the late 1970's and it performs as well now as it did over 30 years ago. Mine is especially unique in being a left-handed model, something the company made available for about a year or so....
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★★★★★
Written on: 09/06/2008
“I got this as a gift when I was a pre-teen. That was...”
I got this as a gift when I was a pre-teen. That was almost 30 years ago and this gun still shoots as great now as it did back then. Very accurate and will become something you have for years....
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★★★★☆
Written on: 16/05/2008
“Can't beat this rifle for the money. Will last a...”
Can't beat this rifle for the money. Will last a lifetime if properly cared for. Mounting a scope is cheating with this air rifle! Accurate to 100' with sub 2" groups. Ammo dependent. Mine loves Beeman Crow-Magnum....
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★★★★★
Written on: 02/03/2008
“Rifle is over forty years old on its original seals. ...”
Rifle is over forty years old on its original seals. Many a florida water rat has been disposed of with this old tool....
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★★★★★
Written on: 20/02/2008
“I have an older Blue Streak - had it since around 1978...”
I have an older Blue Streak - had it since around 1978 - it is great! It will still drive a pellet through a flea's @$$ at 75 ft. & still on the original seals - that's what...30 years - probably made in America. Wow, how time flys when you blink - I do like the other guy's 'roid idea - I wonder if they retro at Mac1......
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★★★★☆
Written on: 13/01/2008
“I'm writing this review about the Sheridan Blue Streak...”
I'm writing this review about the Sheridan Blue Streak I owned from in my youth from about 1974 to 1980. In that time I bagged multiple squirrels and some larger game with this reliable rifle. Back then I was proud that I could shoot a bumble bee on the fly at 20 feet with open sites. At age 16 I traded it for a car stereo. The reason I'm writing the review so many years later is I recently had need of a pellet rifle to kill an opossum. While trying to catch a skunk that has become an annoyance,...
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★★★★☆
Written on: 12/01/2008
“I am writing this about the Sheridan Blue Streak I...”
I am writing this about the Sheridan Blue Streak I owned in my youth from 1974 to 1980. I bagged multiple squirrels, and some larger game in rural eastern Nebraska. I used to practice nearly everyday with this rifle. I was proud that I could shoot a bumble bee on the fly at 20 feet with open sites. My interest in pellet rifles was recently renewed when I had reason to buy one to get rid of a large opossum I live-trapped in our suburban back yard. I left it in the cage with the door open for 30 minutes...
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★★★★★
Written on: 04/01/2008
“The Sheridan "Blue Streak" and "Silver Streak" are...”
The Sheridan "Blue Streak" and "Silver Streak" are well made pneumatic air rifles, destined to become a classics. They are very accurate, have plenty of power for pest control, small game hunting, plinking & target practice. I've owned a number of Sheridan Air Rifles, since I was 12 years old and was never disappointed - all did what they were manufactured to do and did it well....
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★★★★★
Written on: 01/01/2008
“Good gun, nice walnut for $50 at a pawn shop.”
Good gun, nice walnut for $50 at a pawn shop....
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★★★★★
Written on: 07/05/2007
“My dad had a blue streak when i was little back in the...”
My dad had a blue streak when i was little back in the early 80's, In Manila, a .20 cal air gun is very very rare, or at least in where we used to live. I use to sneak it out and hunt dirty sewage rats. I didn't even know it's called blue streak lol. I rarely shoot sparrows with it because the 20 cal pellet is hard to find in Manila, let me tell you, that gun hits hard, one shot, one kill and very very accurate. I was able to hit a small hot sauce bottle similar to a small tabasco bottle at 40 yards...
Read full reviewKen Moran's response to kilabytes's Review
Written on: 02/02/2010
Try some .22 cal pellets, I have seen them forced into the breach and they work, although it would be better to force the head through a 5mm hole first and then load them into the Sheridan. Many reloaders who also cast there bullets force them through a die of the right size first, then put them in the gun
★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 06/01/2007
“I contacted Crosman in the US to query the power...”
I contacted Crosman in the US to query the power problem. They said that despite the blow-off value I should be able to get 10 pumps into the rifle, which to be fair you can do but the additional velocity gained between 5 pumps and 10 is of the order of 10% but this is really not making serious in-roads to the 4 ft/lb deficit that this rifle suffers from. In my view it's a crying shame that the manufacturer seems to have taken a overly cautious approach to complying with the UK 12ft/lb limit by...
Read full reviewStreak's response to Sharp Mark's Review
Written on: 13/03/2007
That low power must be a UK thing! I collect blue & silver streaks and one thing they don't lack is punch!
284964_Barry Jones's response to Sharp Mark's Review
Written on: 10/04/2007
Mark,
<br/>I have a UK spec CB9 and mine does not bleed air at 5 pumps, I have manged 12 with no leakage, maybe your gun is faulty. I also have a nice chrome H9 pistol(it is a rare pump pistol) and a Crosman pump pistol, I have never had the bleed valves release air on these weapons.
<br/>Barry Jones
★★★★★
Written on: 30/12/2006
“I just bought the rifle today and sighted it in with...”
I just bought the rifle today and sighted it in with the open sights after a few adjustments, bringing the point of impact from left to right and from high to low, I was able to group 3 crow magnums in at least half inch MOA two nearly touched. can't wait to hit the squirrell woods with it....
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★★★★★
Written on: 24/12/2006
“I've had my CB9-blue streak for a day now and i...”
I've had my CB9-blue streak for a day now and i already love it. It goes clear through things like coffee cans, thin wood, soup cans and many other things i hope to do a lot of small game hunting with this gun....
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★★★★★
Written on: 02/07/2006
“I HAVE BOTH THE MODELS OF SHERIDAN SILVER AND BLUE...”
I HAVE BOTH THE MODELS OF SHERIDAN SILVER AND BLUE STREAK AIR RIFLES,THE PROBLEM WHICH I AM FACING HERE IN INDIA IS THAT I CANNOT GET THE PELLETS AND PUMPWASHERS AND OTHER SPARE PARTS FOR THE ABOVE GUNS....
Read full reviewThepaladin's response to 249592_ARIF IQBAL's Review
Written on: 05/10/2006
Try Pyramyd Air online. You should plan to buy maybe 8 cans at once to take advantage of their fourth can free policy, and make the shipping bearable.
Ken Moran's response to 249592_ARIF IQBAL's Review
Written on: 02/02/2010
Try some .22 cal pellets, I have seen them forced into the breach and they work, although it would be better to force the head through a 5mm hole first and then load them into the Sheridan. Many reloaders who also cast there bullets force them through a die of the right size first, then put them in the gun.
★★★★★
Written on: 21/06/2006
“Since being bought out by Crosman, the Benjamin...”
Since being bought out by Crosman, the Benjamin Sheridan lineup of airguns has been cut back. First they did away with the .20 pistols and now it looks like the .20 rifle may go the way of the dinosaur.
For those who don't know, in the early days the .177 and .22 were manufactured by Benjamin. Sheridan, a separate company, manufactured the .20. Essentially the same gun with just a difference in calibers. Some years ago they combined to form Benjamin-Sheridan and then Crosman bought them...
Ted3929's response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 04/02/2007
Could be I'm getting older, but it seems to me that the earlier Benjamins and Sheridans were easier to pump. I pretty much give up after 5 or 6 pumps. I can see why some buyers opt for the CO2 version.
Streak's response to ted3929's Review
Written on: 13/03/2007
"ALL" of you are right on target! I collect 'streaks' and my older ones are by far my favorites. I took out a 1959 SilverStreak last weekend and took a sitting cottontail with a head shot at 23yds. with 8 pumps. I hope Crosman doesn't ruin this gun anymore than it has. IMO, the C9 series are the very BEST all around 'go to' guns ever made!!
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★★★★★
Written on: 07/04/2006
“Excellent rifle. I had a Sheridan CB9 Blue Streak as...”
Excellent rifle. I had a Sheridan CB9 Blue Streak as a kid in the 60's and 70's and it was awesome. I could hit targets that my friends couldn't even reach with their single pump BB or pellet rifles. I got to where I could shoot the eraser off a pencil from a bench rest at 50-75 feet. I used it for hunting all small game and made some extremely amazing shots. The high velocity and 5mm pellets provided good penetration. A single shot kill is achieveable with a well placed head shot. Again, I could...
Read full reviewStreak's response to Devy55's Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
Absolutely "Devy". I couldn't agree with you more. I also shot a BlueStreak as a kid, and it would outshoot any guns my friends had easily. It got embarrassing after a while!!*LOL*...Streak
★★★★☆
Written on: 11/02/2006
“The Sheridan CB9 Blue Streak is very accurate due to...”
The Sheridan CB9 Blue Streak is very accurate due to absence of recoil. A very smooth shooter although pumping up to full power can be tiring. Decent power in a light weight and compact package. Cheap rear sight but works well enough....
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★★★★★
Written on: 28/12/2005
“My father bought me my first Sheridan Blue Streak 5mm...”
My father bought me my first Sheridan Blue Streak 5mm (.20 cal) pellet rifle when I was around 12 years old. I used this air rifle for over 20 years now, and still loving it. Pumping this air rifle is very easy. Because you hold the breach in one hand while holding the big wooden pump lever under the barrel in the other, this makes pumping this air rifle easy for young adults.
Loading the gun is very simple, you have a bolt-action style pellet loader.
Due to the non-barrel-break action,...
★★★★★
Written on: 10/12/2004
“I have the older Blue and Silver. Had both drilled and...”
I have the older Blue and Silver. Had both drilled and tapped to accept receiver sight(peep sight), I like that set up. Tried a scope but forget it. The scope was a pistol scope so I could mount it way forward, most out of way spot possible, and it's still in way. With peep sight its right there in accuracy with more expensive scoped air rifles. I like the 5mm(20 cal)--the best of both worlds. Can't beat the streaks for the price....
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★★★★★
Written on: 31/01/2004
“I bought my first Blue Streak in 1967 from my best...”
I bought my first Blue Streak in 1967 from my best friend. I paid him $15.00. Today, I own four Sheridans, including an unfired 50th Anniversary model. This rifle is an American classic. It is accurate and powerful. All my Sheridans have been durable and reliable. Although I don't hunt,I know Sheridans have enough power and accuracy to take small game at distances up to 40-45 yards. These fine pneumatic rifles have a charm that is hard to resist....
Read full reviewStreak's response to Steve4887's Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
I know and agree Steve. The Sheridan Streaks are an all American classic. I got my first at I think 13 or so, and right now, I have over 2 dozen hanging on my wall and in my workshop. All of mine are pre 1980 - (from early 50's - 76), but I still think a kid could do a lot worse than a NEW Streak for Christmas!...Streak
★★★★☆
Written on: 30/01/2004
“I have two sheridan cb9-blue streak rifles. I think...”
I have two sheridan cb9-blue streak rifles. I think they were made in the 80s. I have one with a scope and one with open sight. I prefer to use the one with the open sight because it is not comfortable to pump it with the scope on. I have killed many animals in my back yard. I shoot mostly doves, squirrels and rabbits. The biggest kill was a raccoon. Had to shoot it multiple times in the head thought. These guns are very reliable and powerful although it is marginal to kill those tough squirrels...
Read full reviewMindflayer's response to kingstripe's Review
Written on: 28/12/2005
Regarding: Had to shoot it multiple times in the head thought.
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<br>This isn't due to lack of power, but poor choice in ammuntion. Next time try a 'hunting' pellet.
Streak's response to kingstripe's Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
Exactly 'Mindflayer'. The Sheridan Blue Streak gun is plenty powerful enough for 'Kodiaks'. Give them a try...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 21/10/2003
“I like the sheridan cb9-blue streak its my favorite...”
I like the sheridan cb9-blue streak its my favorite gun air or firearm I had daisys and crosman guns before this gun and they just wouldn't hold up 6mo. a year if you were lucky. You can plink at cans or hunt with it and get one shot kills. thought I uses only 4 pumps for sparrows with crow mags and do the feathers fly. Thought Crosman owns them now its still worth the money. Go buy one today if you don't have one....
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★★★★★
Written on: 06/08/2003
“I received the sheridan cb9-blue streak Air Rifle as a...”
I received the sheridan cb9-blue streak Air Rifle as a gift from my father, who purchased it for $20 thirty years ago. The rifle is still in excellent condition and fires great! I mounted a BSA 4 power scope and I'm able to hit targets at a great distance. I'm greatly satisfied with this rifle and I recammend you pay a little extra for this fine rifle. A+!!...
Read full reviewSilvertraveler's response to buki0022's Review
Written on: 12/02/2005
What kind of mounts and rings did you use to mount the scope?
★★★★★
Written on: 08/04/2003
“I bought my Silver Streak .20 cal. from Mac 1 and got...”
I bought my Silver Streak .20 cal. from Mac 1 and got the Steroid upgrade for an extra $100.00. I couldn't be much happier with this gun. The power is awesome and is said to be around 22 ft lbs. when using heavy pellets. I know that when it is pumped to the full steroid modified max of 14 pumps, it will outpower my RWS 48 .22 cal. and give a very satisfying pop sound. The trigger work that comes with the steroid upgrade is top notch and improves accuracy greatly. I don't regret the upgrade one bit;...
Read full review107180_Bob.'s response to badbs101.'s Review
Written on: 14/06/2003
Great review. I just purchased a used Blue Streak C9 Series Sheridan air rifle and I too noticed the difference in wood coloring and thought it a bit odd but I must say I find the rifle a pleasure to shoot. I have owned several more expensive rifles but I like this one as well as if not better than the others. I am impressed by the accuracy and beautiful stock. Everything lines up nicely on this rifle. Best purchase I have ever made for 30 bucks.
Streak's response to badbs101.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
You got one helluva deal for 30 bucks Bob!! Now go out and ENJOY it!!!...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 28/12/2002
“I have 2 blue streaks. The 30 year old has been to...”
I have 2 blue streaks. The 30 year old has been to Mac1 though it had no need I just wanted to see how it was improved. Got higher velocity and seems more accurate. I use the Williams peep sight on both my streaks. When you put a scope on it blocks the loading area takes the best place to hold for pumping....
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★★★★☆
Written on: 13/11/2002
“Hi I have what to me is a sheridan-prohunter .20 cal....”
Hi I have what to me is a sheridan-prohunter .20 cal. Now having tried to find a review on this has become a little daunting as there seems to be so many variants. I have checked for manufacturers markings and seem to have a C9A does this sound correct. Anything you could let me know about this would be most appreciated cheers DAVE ...
Read full reviewStreak's response to 50760_dave.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
Hi Dave. You have a Sheridan Blue or SilverStreak - (just look at the color of the barrel *lol*) - I understand from some of these posts, the UK does something to limit their power - too bad. They're accurate, powerful and very well built guns. Classic heirlooms!! Anyway, you have a very nice rifle, enjoy it!!...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 10/06/2002
“I have an old Sheridan cb9 Blue Streak air rifle that...”
I have an old Sheridan cb9 Blue Streak air rifle that used to be my grandfathers and, 40 plus years later, is still going strong. I remember grandpa ridding those pesky squirrels from the bird feeders and 40 some years later I'm keeping those darn sparrows out of my Purple Martin gourds. The only difference is that i have put a 4 power scope on it and with just 5 pumps, she flies true and blue every time. I was even hired to rid my grocery store of a sparrow that was soiling all the signs and breaking...
Read full reviewStreak's response to 27242_Mark.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
Mark, I agree with, and salute you!...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 15/04/2002
“I purchased my Sheridan cb-9 Blue Streak air rifle in...”
I purchased my Sheridan cb-9 Blue Streak air rifle in the early 80's as an experienced junior marksman in both rimfire and centerfire competitions. It appealed to me at the time due to the rugged construction. I am now in my 30's and still own the wonderful weapon. It continues to amaze me with it's accuracy and has yet to fail me in any way. I would purchase another without a moments hesitation!...
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★★★★★
Written on: 08/04/2002
“I have a 3rd generation Sheridan Silver Streak air...”
I have a 3rd generation Sheridan Silver Streak air rifle that just now needs service. I had begin to look for service centers and that is how I discovered this page. I felt I had to give my two cents due to the respect I have for this air rifle. My grandfather bought the rifle to rid his garden of pests and it was passed to my father and then to me. It is in rough shape, but due only to relentless use by me while growing up. I cannot even begin to count the number of squirrels that fell victim to...
Read full reviewStreak's response to Lancaster.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
I LOVE guys like you 'Lancaster'!...Respect, Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 06/04/2002
“I've built my popularity through the Sheridan cb9 Blue...”
I've built my popularity through the Sheridan cb9 Blue Streak rifle for one reason: the gun WORKS! I have various streaks of different years and different tunes that you can't run out of options. My mildly modified 1956 still remains as one of my favorite airgun to shoot of all time. This gun is a proven performer, period. Very little has changed though the design but no matter what year or model you get, you can always rely of the Sheridan to bag your quarry. Currently the newest generation Sheridan...
Read full review50453_Dave.'s response to 18193_AndrewLeung.'s Review
Written on: 12/11/2002
Hi
I have what to me is a sheridan-prohunter .20 cal. Now having tried to find a reveiw on this has become a little daunting as their seems to be so many variants. I have checked for manufacturers markings and seem to have a C9A does this sound correct. Anything you could let me know about this would be most appreciated cheers DAVE
Stuart Harrison's response to 18193_AndrewLeung.'s Review
Written on: 22/03/2004
Hi, I have just inherited a Sheridan Blue Streak 5mm racine. How can I find out how old it is and what size pellets I should use. Are .177 4.5mm any good or are there 5mm pellets avaliable?
276217_Vanburen's response to 18193_AndrewLeung.'s Review
Written on: 28/01/2007
Do not use .177 pellets out of it it can jam in the air transfer port and yes there is .20 cal or 5mm pellets
Streak's response to 18193_AndrewLeung.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
BENJAMIN made .177 & .22cal. rifles. SHERIDAN only uses .20cal. PLEASE don't use any other caliber in the Streaks...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 17/02/2002
“Over thirty years ago as a teenager, I purchased a...”
Over thirty years ago as a teenager, I purchased a silver streak for me and my brother to target practice while growing up in Daytona, Bch, FL and up to this day I never forgot about the power and accuracy it had then. Several months ago when I was having problems with several families of pesty squirrels running wild in my attic and other areas of my property the Silver Streak was in the back of my mind so I purchased a Blue Streak. My wife thought I was crazy, but after bagging the entire family...
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★★★★★
Written on: 12/11/2001
“What's not to like about the Blue Streak?? It's fast,...”
What's not to like about the Blue Streak?? It's fast, light, and has excellent accuracy and dependability. It's not the cheapest air rifle out there - but you get what you pay for. The shortcomings are easily delt with if you have any woodworking skills. I do recommend the Williams Peep sight for target shooting. It seems the 5mm (.20 cal.)has been replaced with a .22 cal. for serious varmit and bird hunters - at least I don't see them advertised anywhere. This is an air rifle that anyone would...
Read full review119766_Dave.'s response to Somosat.'s Review
Written on: 29/07/2003
What? Taliban?
<br>
<br>haha, I was just looking around to buy my first air rifle for some rabbits in the garden. It seems from the reviews that the Benjamin Sheridans look like the sturdy things I was hoping to find. Too bad they don't sell them at Wallmart or K mart or anything. I'm trying to decide between a .177 or something higher... I already have 200 .177 pellets.....
Streak's response to Somosat.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
I bought my very first BlueStreak at K-mart Dave. I guess they don't sell them any more, becuase chain stores like that will only sell the most popular calibers like .177. Even .22 cals. are being seen less, because some states have passed laws that anything over .18 to be a 'firearm' CRAZY!!! But don't buy a .177 cal, because you have 200 pellets--they'll be gone in no time! Buy the gun you want in the caliber you want--the internet has made it possible to order any pellets you want...Streak
★★★★★
Written on: 17/10/2001
“I enjoyed using this air rifle as it provides good...”
I enjoyed using this air rifle as it provides good power and value for money. I was amazed by the rifles accuracy as no recoil is present.I was slightly annoyed by the lack of a scope rail, but by living in the uk i was able to purchase one for £21.95! ouch
overall i enjoyed using this rifle and i would certainly use it for hunting vermin as it has the power and accuracy required.
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Karl31's response to 4997_stan.'s Review
Written on: 21/03/2004
dont they do these rifles in .22,how good are they against a springer like webley or bsa
Karl31's response to 4997_stan.'s Review
Written on: 21/03/2004
How noisy are these rifles, can you get a silencer for them?
Streak's response to 4997_stan.'s Review
Written on: 14/04/2007
You should have sprang for a "Williams peep sight" before buying the rail, but as long as you're happy and 'hitting' that's what's important. Personally I think the Sheridan is more accurate than a springer because of no recoil, so I'd pick it over a BSA or Webley. As far as noise; they're not 'quiet', but you don't have to pump it the max 8 times either. It's not a gun to shoot in an apartment *LOL*...Streak
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