Laser Sight for airgun

April 21, 2016, 8:15 pm by: airgun

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Laser Sight for airgun
produced by Crosman on 22mm weaver RIS rail mount

The model upper is stamped to be an X-style rail with no holes. These airguns are all made by Crosman for their X1 series and we do not know who was making the upper for any other line up.

The lower has the standard X-style rail with a single hole drilled through it. These airguns all had the same rail for all of their receivers, so we cannot determine when they were manufactured. These airguns are listed in chronological order by year.

The X1-1-2 This was one of the first airguns that the X1 series produced and was the first airgun to have the stock mounted to a bipod instead of a sling.

The X1-2 has been identified as the prototype model for the XA-2, but these airguns were not produced and cannot be identified with accuracy (it has not been identified whether these airguns were used by them) and could only be identified in a very small number of XA-2 units with the original serial numbers in their catalogs.

Some of these units will have a stamped "X1-2" sticker in the receiver with numbers and/or serial numbers of serial number X. If you have the X-1-1-2 model you can verify with the serial number plate on top of the receiver.

These airguns were manufactured by Crosman for their X1 series and we do not know who was making the upper for any other line up.

This airgun was also the last production X1, XD1, X2, or X3. The X2-2-1 This airgun, as seen on the right above, is the first of the X1 series to have the stock removed from the receiver and attached to a sling.

The X2-2-1 has also been identified as the prototype model for the XA-2, but these airguns were not produced and cannot be identified with accuracy.

All models presented aobove is the airgun and do not require licence.

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