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The box is taped up around the edges. The metal retains about 95% of the finish. The grip just has very little to no signs of wear.
It was cleaned, lubed, and resealed in our shop. Velocity tested at around 375 fps using lead pellets.
- .22 caliber
- Single shot
- CO2 | 12 gram | single powerlet
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Lionel Roach –
Is the Mark 1 a 1st or 2nd variant?
Daymon –
The one currently listed (sku 6210) is a second variant model with adjustable power. The 2nd variant was manufactured between 1981 and 1986.
Lionel Roach –
The 2nd variant is not supposed to have the adjustable power acording to my references.
Daymon –
You’re correct. I won’t go into detail, but I read it wrong. This (SKU 6210) is a first variant. The 2nd does NOT have the adjustable power. Thank you for pointing that out!