After almost two years of looking for one, I just got my hands on one (a refurb) in great condition. It's an absolute joy to shoot, I like it so much I'm having an extended barrel commissioned.
Nice, I’d like to get the extended barrel too, especially threaded for a silencer. We have to be careful in the U.K as a long barrelled 600 can easily go over the legal power limit.
Arran C depends where you are, in the U.K a nice one will be £200-£300 depending on condition, box etc. They very rarely come up for sale though. Back then you needed a firearms licence to own them here so not that many made it over. Plenty for sale in the U.S do not as expensive there.
Nice, you got it when they were originally available…must have been like something from a sci fi movie. I was shooting mine just the other day. Such unique pistols and so good to shoot! Glad yours is still going strong 👍
I don’t know, you’d have to pay 20% vat and customs can be funny about gun shaped items. I still get airguns from Europe but I think the US is more problematic. They come up for sale in the U.K, but you have to keep looking and may have to wait a year or two.
@@dkjngl1 it appears to be the next best thing for handgun shooting since the ban on section 1 handguns. I’m surprised they’re not more popular in the UK
@@DireAvenger001 not at all, there is a healthy IPAS scene using replica style CO2 air pistols. That’s where all the section 1 boys went. Check out the ‘ActionAirShooting UK’Channel for that type of practical air pistol shooting
I have a Crosman 600 in a custom made wooden rocket box. It needs a valve stem as the old one doesn't seal any more. When it used to work I chrono'd it using 14.3 grain Crosman Premier pellets at 340 fps. I've had three of these pistols over the years. One used to fire full auto for about 5 shots. As you say they are very complex; and prone to hissy fits! Many thanks for a brilliant video.
My favorite air pistol too! I got one over 30 years ago. It works, sort of - the shuttle does not reset all the way to get the next pellet. Have never gotten around to find a place to rebuild/repair it. (of get the parts and DIY)
I have had some jamming problems with this one too, in the end I put a wafer thin plastic washer around the rod that goes through the shuttle, between the shuttle and breech and now it’s much more reliable. Usually as soon as I start filming it starts jamming! Such a great pistol though. Cheers
The Crosman 600 600 can’t be dated by the serial number. Crosman didn’t start adding the date into serial numbers until 1975. The model 600 had a production run of ten years from 1960-70 with three different variants being produced, which can be easily differentiated through the end caps. The first variant which is like yours utilized a traditional piercing cap assembly, these were made from 1960-64. The second variant was produced from Oct. 64 to Jan. 66, they had an internal piercing pin, with an open ring tube cap. The third variant from 66-70 utilized a push button piercing cap. The only way to figure out what year your 600 was produced would be to find out how many were produced in a year and try to make a good guesstimate.
Yes I’ve since seen other 600’s where the s.n couldn’t correspond to a date so I agree this one probably coincidentally fits in with a plausible date for this first variant. Thanks for the info
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I’m surprised the semi auto 600 isn’t the more popular vs the bolt action single shot 1322 & 1377. What would make this a real crowd pleaser is a variable pump version.
They still make the 2240 co2 single shot but the 600 was only made between 1960-1970 so there are fewer about. Amazing pistols, but prone to jamming etc so I think Crosman got a lot of warranty returns so they stopped making them. Pump up repeater would be good, although the 600 uses a lot of co2 for the repeating mechanism. Only get 30 shots per 12g co2 bulb. Cheers
Hi, as per your other question you have to look in lots of different places for these old air pistols. Shops like Protek supplies always have some, otherwise it’s online auctions like saleroom and Holts or the various airgun forums. Even egun in Germany for some of the rarer items
Seems 600’s with less markings were common in Canada. As a cost saving feature they had stickers with the extra text. Maybe the sticker came off your one. Cheers, Matt
@@dkjngl1 well it was given to me , but I live in canada, I've heard that Sears also produced a version of this gun maybe its from there, I also heard neck first load co2 guns were 65/66 or 66/67 one of those two consecutive years
@@dkjngl1 Yes since laws are what they are in many places. And this can be used in the garden often. I do wish they made a PCP version on this format. There is a gap between the cheap toy like DA guns and the LP50 that needs to be filled. The Drulov pistol is not made or imported now, and the Twinmaster PCPs were discontinued by Umarex when the took over them.
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They need to bring this back, it would sell very well...
After almost two years of looking for one, I just got my hands on one (a refurb) in great condition. It's an absolute joy to shoot, I like it so much I'm having an extended barrel commissioned.
Nice, I’d like to get the extended barrel too, especially threaded for a silencer.
We have to be careful in the U.K as a long barrelled 600 can easily go over the legal power limit.
Is it for sale 😁
@@dkjngl1 brp harganya bro ?
I've never seen the crosman 600 before thanks.
Excellent, that’s why I do them. Thanks
Your welcome mate, how much do these pistols go for now days? Would love to have one
Regards.
Arran C depends where you are, in the U.K a nice one will be £200-£300 depending on condition, box etc. They very rarely come up for sale though. Back then you needed a firearms licence to own them here so not that many made it over. Plenty for sale in the U.S do not as expensive there.
@@dkjngl1 yes I'm in the UK, I will have a good look aroud for one
Regards.
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what a Gem.
I have one, my father bought me one of these in the 60's I had it refurbished not to long ago, works well, great gun....
Nice, you got it when they were originally available…must have been like something from a sci fi movie. I was shooting mine just the other day. Such unique pistols and so good to shoot! Glad yours is still going strong 👍
@@dkjngl1 I wonder, can these be imported into the UK still? Such as if there was one in the US
I don’t know, you’d have to pay 20% vat and customs can be funny about gun shaped items. I still get airguns from Europe but I think the US is more problematic. They come up for sale in the U.K, but you have to keep looking and may have to wait a year or two.
@@dkjngl1 it appears to be the next best thing for handgun shooting since the ban on section 1 handguns. I’m surprised they’re not more popular in the UK
@@DireAvenger001 not at all, there is a healthy IPAS scene using replica style CO2 air pistols. That’s where all the section 1 boys went. Check out the ‘ActionAirShooting UK’Channel for that type of practical air pistol shooting
Beautiful pistol. I have the push button cap variant. It's also very easy to swap out the barrel for a longer barrel.
Fantastic even today!
A truly innovative air pistol. Wish I had one in my collection.
one of my favorites in my collection
I have a Crosman 600 in a custom made wooden rocket box. It needs a valve stem as the old one doesn't seal any more. When it used to work I chrono'd it using 14.3 grain Crosman Premier pellets at 340 fps. I've had three of these pistols over the years. One used to fire full auto for about 5 shots. As you say they are very complex; and prone to hissy fits!
Many thanks for a brilliant video.
send it to Henry Ford in SC crosman600repair
@@rocko553 Thank you for taking your time to advise a solution.
Just to add Henry Ford Airguns sent me an a seal kit which included a new valve stem and now it is in perfect working order. Many thanks.
I also have a Crosman 600; great fun!
Best plinking air pistol ever. Mine is a keeper and is just like yours although no box.
I agree, and I was pleasantly surprised how accurate it is. Definitely a keeper
Wow! Beautiful & the sound is even better when firing.
They are very nice to shoot, and pleasingly loud 😊
they need to start making them again
I must appreciate your aiming. Good shooting.
Thank you, it’s a surprisingly accurate air pistol
That is the holy grail of air pistols
Very nice and lots of fun. Would love to pick one up
Yes mate, loads of fun. Will try to post more shooting footage in the future. Amazing air pistols.
My favorite air pistol too! I got one over 30 years ago. It works, sort of - the shuttle does not reset all the way to get the next pellet. Have never gotten around to find a place to rebuild/repair it. (of get the parts and DIY)
I have had some jamming problems with this one too, in the end I put a wafer thin plastic washer around the rod that goes through the shuttle, between the shuttle and breech and now it’s much more reliable. Usually as soon as I start filming it starts jamming! Such a great pistol though. Cheers
I've a 600 too, Have to say I love it! :)
Mine is the type with the push button piercer at the front ;)
Nice, I believe that is a slightly later model. does it have a serial number you can see? might give you the manufacturing date.
I have the Crosman Vigilante but I think I want this now too
I bid on a boxed example recently on Egun being sold in the Netherlands. Not sure what the final bid was but it went past 500 Euros.
In the U.K. they go for £300-£350 boxed. Quite rare here though, maybe rarer on mainland Europe?
The Crosman 600 600 can’t be dated by the serial number. Crosman didn’t start adding the date into serial numbers until 1975. The model 600 had a production run of ten years from 1960-70 with three different variants being produced, which can be easily differentiated through the end caps. The first variant which is like yours utilized a traditional piercing cap assembly, these were made from 1960-64. The second variant was produced from Oct. 64 to Jan. 66, they had an internal piercing pin, with an open ring tube cap. The third variant from 66-70 utilized a push button piercing cap. The only way to figure out what year your 600 was produced would be to find out how many were produced in a year and try to make a good guesstimate.
Yes I’ve since seen other 600’s where the s.n couldn’t correspond to a date so I agree this one probably coincidentally fits in with a plausible date for this first variant.
Thanks for the info
What an amazing pistol. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
That's a very nice pistol
I had one... superb
Great video ... I recently picked one of these up and boy is it loud 😁
Definitely not for indoor use! We’ll done on getting one, they are pretty special. Cheers
Excellent tutorial.
Thanks
I always wanted one as a kid! Enjoyed your video.
amazing!
my dream pistol airgun
Nicely done!;-)
Thanks Trevor, it’s a great pistol, if a little temperamental
Nice. I've got the same pistol, in the same box. I bought it many many years ago. Which is just as well considering the price of them now
Nice one matt
Thanks Richard, it was your vid that encouraged me to get one
Nice pistol, nice video ! Whats the price if you could find one for sale now, in 2023 ?
When they come up for sale today they usually cost around £300. Lovely pistols 👍
Like the demeanor is the Video. Having spent 35yrs in Television Broadcasting, Los Angeles Market.
May qualify me to comment about the
Message. I humbly give it the highest marks, in providing the needed info.
Thank you
Forgive the grammar.
Your welcome.
Top ótima pistola 👍
Good job!
Thanks
I’m surprised the semi auto 600 isn’t the more popular vs the bolt action single shot 1322 & 1377. What would make this a real crowd pleaser is a variable pump version.
They still make the 2240 co2 single shot but the 600 was only made between 1960-1970 so there are fewer about. Amazing pistols, but prone to jamming etc so I think Crosman got a lot of warranty returns so they stopped making them. Pump up repeater would be good, although the 600 uses a lot of co2 for the repeating mechanism. Only get 30 shots per 12g co2 bulb.
Cheers
That’s ace!!!
very nice! what power( fps. )?
About 350 fps in .22. Not hugely powerful but very accurate. Cheers
Lovely mate. Where abouts could I buy one of these in the U.K.?
Hi, as per your other question you have to look in lots of different places for these old air pistols. Shops like Protek supplies always have some, otherwise it’s online auctions like saleroom and Holts or the various airgun forums. Even egun in Germany for some of the rarer items
@@dkjngl1 thanks mate
Excellent.
Cheers
Can v fit sound corks?
I want one 😁
Bagus sekali air pistol ini, kalo ada dijual di Indonesia aku mau beli, kasih kabar yaaa
You can take down a sasquatch with that 👍
I have one today got it yeaah
👍
Its really nice yesterday i shot 300x haha on an old tv. Absolutely destroyed it shot out the middle x)
It varied between 3.8/5 joules
@@terminator4974 power sounds about right, still pack a punch in .22. Great pistols
@@dkjngl1 yeah my dad was one that only does consistently shoot 3.5 and lower so i wonder whats wrong with his gun
How much cost
I have this pistol but it has no markings on it, also the co2 goes in neck first...
Later ones load the co2 neck first. Are there no markings at all?
@@dkjngl1 the only markings say co2 semi automatic, that's it nothing else anywhere, took me awhile to figure out what it even was
Seems 600’s with less markings were common in Canada. As a cost saving feature they had stickers with the extra text. Maybe the sticker came off your one. Cheers,
Matt
For research purposes can you tell me what country it was bought in please?Most unmarked ones seem to come from Canada. Thanks
@@dkjngl1 well it was given to me , but I live in canada, I've heard that Sears also produced a version of this gun maybe its from there, I also heard neck first load co2 guns were 65/66 or 66/67 one of those two consecutive years
🙏🙏
you can see the quality just whit thw powder coat
What’s the FPS?
Around 340 fps or 2 ftlbs as it's supposed to. very accurate pistol
have u calculated cost per shot?
Haha! yeeesss....not cheap. you get 30 shots per 12g co2 cartridge, so about a 3.5pence per shot, depending what pellets you use. Worth every penny!
@@dkjngl1 Yes since laws are what they are in many places. And this can be used in the garden often. I do wish they made a PCP version on this format. There is a gap between the cheap toy like DA guns and the LP50 that needs to be filled. The Drulov pistol is not made or imported now, and the Twinmaster PCPs were discontinued by Umarex when the took over them.
Saya pengen beli,gimana caranya?
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Что то коробка у него потëртая вусмерть!)))
неплохо для 60 лет!
Hi
Can I order it in india
I don’t know, it depends if they were ever imported to India. They were only made between 1960-1970. You never know though. Thanks
I'm willing to buy it off you for a fair price
It’ll be one of the last I ever let go so not for a while! Cheers
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1960 not 1961
Not sure what you mean...they made the 600 between 1960 - 1970, and this one has a clear date stamp for 1961.
Thanks.
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