Sheridan Blue Streak CB9

The Blue Streak is a timeless gem... The sweetest air rifle I've ever held, fired and/or owned.

Bring back the Blue Streak! Bring back the .20! Make it like it was originally made... with the same quality, pride and precision. This Crosman version isn't half the rifle that my late-90s Benjamin version is, and the late 90s Benjamin version isn't half the rifle compared to my "toggle-safety" (1970?) pure Sheridan! That said...

I think that I got the last NIB Sheridan Blue Streak CB9 in the warehouse! How it happened, I do not know. I'm keeping this one in storage and it will remain NIB.

I Like The Wood Stock and the Weight is OK.

Make It Easier to mount a scope.

The rear sight is too far forward

This is a time tested classic design.

I prefer the older models (original Sheridan) where the spring actuated safety is located on the butt near the natural placement of your thumb.

I ordered three of these air rifle because I heard the Sheridan brand is going to be retired. This brand is fantastic in quality and accuracy. If the current ammo shortage continues i will not have to pay higher prices for 22 lr. I purchased 4 tins of JSB Diabolo Exact in the 20 caliber. The pellets are perfect, I will be ordering more of pellets in the near future to stock up. I love to target practice and now I can take 2 of my grandsons with me.

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This gun is exceptional fun to shoot and dispatches squirrels with no problem. I mounted a long eye relief scout style on this gun and its deadly out to 40 or 50 yards.

mounting for scope and spring on bolt or catch to keep it down after loading.

worth every penny.....

I like the styling and the stock. Metal and wood construction. Fun and accurate. Made in the USA. Easy to work on when the need arises. Pyramid Air is great to deal with and also carries the parts for the Blue Streak 392 and 397 models. Crosman has put the brass valve back into this Model which in my opinion is a very good move.

I would let it be known proudly that the CB9 is made in the USA and I would stamp the gun "Blue Streak" Model CB9 instead of just CB9. I would also price the Blue Streak accordingly with the 392 and 397 that are identical.

A little hard to pump after 6 pumps but not to bad.

accurate and compact

better mounting system for scope. i used a scout stye mount and had trouble with it being too loose

For the money this gun is a blast and takes out squirrel with ease and power..

I have had this rifle since 1992 and have dispatched many squirrels with it. At eight pumps, the .20 hits very hard. I have found the best accuracy with Benjamin cylindrical and Beeman FTS Domed.

The iron sights don't have much adjustments, just elevation. With practice you can get a feel for these basic sights. The rifle dose not have dovetail scope rail. You have to buy an intermount.

I recently installed an Air Venturi Intermount. I wish I had done that years ago! I am shooting quarter sized groups at 25 yards with a Leapers 4x32 scope. My wife like to shoot it. She only pumps it four times, more than that and i have to pump it. It take a lot of effort to pump to 8.

I own a old sheridan it,s the best but can,t scope it

Nothing tnis new sneridan I can scope it also I don,t have to buy any co2

A little harder to pump but I will get to like it It,s a sheridan

Good fit and finish. Only four pumps does the job on short 50 foot shots. Fairly accurate,good take down power.

Trigger pull is long and too predictiable. Seems to be very loud. My 85 year old Dad is too weak to pump it up.

When you buy an air gun it is the luck of the draw. One gun will shoot terrific and the same model purchased a week later can be terrible.