Crosman 38T set

kruzaroad wrote: That is a way cool set up. How long to get it together. Are you adding, is there anything to add to it? Whats it shoot like? Its a great step into the past too.

RangerPete wrote: I'm not personally a fan of co2, but that is a lovely set and in excellent condition for 40 years old. Love the little packet of "darts"..... although for the life of me I cant work out what you would use them for, other than annoying your siblings

Cheers, the Crosman 38 is a nicely made revolver, and were originally (I believe) designed as training aids for police.
I’ve mainly kept it around as it’s my birth year and I like a set with all the bits..
the darts must have just been a leftover from another pistol - the rotary magazine is not removable so you wouldn’t be able to load them..

Darts are ok for the likes of the old low power smooth bore pistols and rifles. I have some old .25cal darts as well!

Thanks for adding a collectors section Nunga , no doubt there are some interesting items in collections out there!

This one’s a common co2 gun, the Crosman 38T but uniquely still has all the bits it came with when it was sold in a store in Canada; including the pellets, targets, co2 packet minus 1 canister, and the original receipts from 1983!
The gun itself is in great condition, with its “rifled barrel” sticker still in place.

I managed to source a new old stock Crosman holster for it and more recently a Crosman Canada brochure from the same year.