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Thank for the help.

I have not posted this gun for sale. I was interested in learning the value of the rifle. Based upon what I have learned, I will post it at $1,200.

You are correct. It works great. However, I have a large 5,000 psi tank that I use to fill my other air guns. It is more simplistic to fill air cylinders. No chilling of the cylinders before filling. I converted an LP5 to air. It was very simple. I was hoping for a similar conversion kit. It appears...

Steyr did not have any method for the conversion.

I agree that the CO2 to air kit should work. However, when I took a look at the area that you would screw on the conversion kit, it is not the same as the pistol. I would need to fabricate an adaptor to screw over the existing CO2 stem on the rifle to allow placement of the conversion unitl.

Has anyone converted their Steyr Running Target Rifle to air? If so, what parts are necessary?

Has anyone converted their C55or C62 to air? If so, what parts are needed?

I have two vintage Crosman CO2 air guns I want to sell. I need help on the value. Both the pistol and the rifle are in good condition. Each comes with two CO2 cylinders. I only have one fill adaptor and one bleed fitting. I have an additional grip for the pistol. I want to sell as a group.