There is a very long story behind this question But here is the short version.
S&W was purchased by Bangor Punta in 1965, with the help of a former Crosman Engineer the 77A was developed
After several moves back and forth from Florida to Massachusetts Bangor decided to sell the Airgun division to Daisy Airgun in 1980 but had dropped the 77A model in 1978. I don't know of any diagrams for the 77A but it is a forerunner of the Daisy Power-line models.
I would try to contact Daisy airgun to see if they "may" be able to help.
See the related link at the bottom.
Yes. The model 77A was made between 1971-78
The Crosman Recruit is a pellet rifle not a pellet gun. If you want to see how the rifle is assembled then see the link below for the diagram.
Any where from $20 to around $150 for a BB model. However a Pellet model can cost up to $3.000 for an Olympic class Pellet rifle.
This is a .177 pellet rifle.
It all depends on the model, the type of pellet and the power plant in the rifle. They are not all the same. FPS Stands for "Feet Per Second" The Speed that the pellet or BB traveles when fired from the rifle.
It's a 16 shot BB repeater or a SINGLE shot pellet rifle
Daisy made a model 120 pellet rifle from 1984-85. It was made of by El Gamo of Spain.
See the link below. This should help you. http://www.crosman.com/cs/manuals/crosman-rifles find your model.. You will have access to both the Owners manual and the Parts diagram.
The Winchester model 425 was made for Winchester by "Meyer & Grammelspacher" of Germany. The value is determined by the condition of the rifle. without any information about the condition of the pellet rifle, no estimate of value can be determined.
This Benjamin Model is part of 3 rifles that are in a series. The 340 is a .175 BB rifle. The model 347 is a .177 Caliber Pellet rifle and the 342 is a .22 caliber pellet rifle. this line of air rifles was made between 1969 to 1986 (Model 340) and 1969 - 1992 (models 347 & 342)
22 long rifle
50-500 usd