California PB Supply TOP GUN #27 1988 Pump! WORKS GREAT!

[sugarstump]

Up for sale my personal 1988 California Paint Ball Supply 'TOP GUN' Pump #27! I got this back in the day when I was playing in San Diego. Carey Snodgrass of California Paint Ball Supply (formerly known as Hawk Combat Supply) came out with this when he was playing for Navarone. This features tool free takedown pins, delrin velocity adjustable bolt, lightweight stainless hammer, detente style barrel retention, pump slot cover, delrin pump handle, locking safety knob and oversized trigger guard (for use with gloves). A very limited number were made, and an even fewer remain. I know some people state these would come apart when used at times. I can say I have NEVER had that problem with this TOP GUN. Mine always stayed together nice and tight and shot great. I just tested it and it's working great!
WAS: $350 Shipped in USA
PRICE DROP: $300 Shipped in USA

[sugarstump]

[RuleOfSines]

Man, why is everyone unloading such cool stuff all at once

[Ecapnation]

In my case at least, it has to do with the lack of playing and analyzing everything I actually own.

[latches109]

I have one of these

[sugarstump]

I have one of these

What the serial number? Just curious in how many they made.

[latches109]

Mine is over 1000 -I’ll look

[sugarstump]

Price drop!

[sugarstump]

Info about the barrel threading. It actually uses a proprietary system with no threads. It uses a spring loaded retaining 'lug' which is the silver knob sticking out of the bottom of the receiver (see pics). The lug goes into the channel on the barrel, like a Line SI Bushmaster retaining system. A Bushmaster barrel will not fit unless you have access to a lathe and can turn down the diameter of the barrel and shorten it a little.

[latches109]

here are some images of mine. SN#1057

[latches109]

the tool-less strip down is really "neat"