![]() ![]() If you look on eBay, it seem like the Blue Streaks bring ~$150-250 depending on condition and whether they need seals/parts. Take care of them, store 1-2 pumps of air in the chamber,"cocked' and they will last a lifetime of pure shooting simplicity and fun. The $75 one went to Nevada for a re-seal which ran about $50 so expect to likely have $100-$200 into any Blue Streak that looks nice and has good seals. The 1983 model appeared unfired and looked like new. I paid between $75 and $125 for all of them. I believe they (4) have all been manufactured between 19. For whatever reason, I have found more Blue Streaks than anything else (other than old Daisys and Crosmans, which I am not as interested in), which is fine with me. They were quick to let me know that theirs were just a little better than mine!!!įast forward to today and I have been picking up old school pellet guns for the grandsons hoping I can turn them into lifelong shooters and hunters. 20 caliber just seemed to hit with a little more power and speed. Mine was plenty effective and perhaps more "svelte" if you want to call it that, but theirs at. 22 Benjamin as a kid growing up (still do!) and my two cousins both had Sheridan Silver Streaks. ![]()
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