I know its not a real gun but it helps keep the pests out of the bird feeder, I have a Crossman 760 from when I was just a little kid I am now over 40 and it just doesn't have power (for a pellet gun) I went to walmart to buy a new one but they are just a plastic POS with a metal barrol. I like the heavy solid feel my old all metal and wood 760 has but its a real dud these days. Can these things be brought back to live or is it just a piece of my past.

Hang it up and admire it. Trying to rebuild it is like trying to restore a 55 year old woman to her former 19 year old glory. All the stuff is there, you just can't get it back in the original configuration due to gravity, rust, use, overuse, wear, tear, and drama.Go buy a top of the line pellet gun at somewhere besides Walmart. Walmart doesn't have top of the line pellet guns because no one will pay $500 for one. They are available, they are just $500 now.HTHSteve

I agree. I bought a Benjamin Legacy 1000X with scope last month for $105 on sale/clearance. Lot of gun for the money, very accurate.Joe AutoDrill wrote:

Anyone ever rebuild a 760 pellet gun?

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Rex B 20 years ago

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Rex B 20 years ago

Oh, and it's the only airgun that is 100% US-made

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