CCM Full body pump

[Scout67]

Excellent marker. In great condition. Used about 4 years ago with no problems.

[BigRed]

Going with $1300 on this one...can't keep up at this rate!

[iamthelazerviking]

Doesn't have stock matching fittings ASA/rail and CCM prices have seemed to have dipped slightly. 900-1k

[Socalpumpballer]

Original series 6s didn’t have ccm fittings. Those are relatively new to the ccm line. Also the stock ASAs didn’t bleed off correctly so cp is an upgrade.

[Chuck E Ducky]

The CP ASA takes away value. It’s going to be hard finding a polished clear CCM ASA. When you do it will likely be off a scalper at $100+. Most people paying top dollar want the original parts.

[Socalpumpballer]

I mean if you’re trying to get scalper prices for a complete players grade early s6 then I guess paying scalper prices for parts that most likely weren’t period correct anyways shouldn’t be a problem.

[Hellion360]

Series 6 missing, matching: ASA, FIttings, Barrel.
I think you more at like 800, but no reason not to start high on it. Series 6 with polish finish is a desirable pick. I'd start at 1K and see what happens.

[Socalpumpballer]

Original series 6s didn’t come with most of that stuff. Ccm fittings weren’t invented yet and you could buy them without a stock barrel or asa.

[Hellion360]

That is certainly true and I have one of that era.
However those items are usually present on the ones selling at prices over 1k.

This one being polish and in nice shape might go up there though.

[JeepDVLZ45]

I’m with Hellion360 . Start that beast at $1k and seee where it goes. Or maybe hold on to it until tax return season and start it at $1150 and take the first offer at $1050.

You could also start it on the bay at $1300 and deal with the fees

[latches109]

What’s the serial number on this one?

[Scout67]

It says S6. 171

[fullofpaint]

Does it pump smoothly?

It might just be the angle or an optical illusion but the rods up front do not look straight, the pump arm looks bent in a weird way.

IMO the early S6's like this are a little more valuable than the later ones.

[Chuck E Ducky]

Back block is spun on a lil tight puts tension on the pump arm. Likely riding on the body a bit.

[Scout67]

Seems to pump very smooth. I can cycle it with a fairly light single finger on the pump. I looked at it again and don’t see any strange angles on the rods.

[Chuck E Ducky]

What’s the area between the pump handle and Vertical ASA look like. Thoes external springs often mash the Ano up. Did they come like that at one point I don’t remember. First thing I would do is get rid of that lower guide rod spring and pick up an internal one. Or remove the return spring all together.

Is there a blem by the back block in the 2nd picture?

[Socalpumpballer]

They didn’t come with return springs. External Phantom return springs were the best option at the time.