[Impyman123]

i dont remember the model just rember seein it on line once when i was first gettin into pb, well if any one has one of these bad boys or knows ne thing abt them lmk.

[fuzzy_chessecake]

i dont mean to be rude but cant you re-frase your question using real words?

[Impyman123]

oh wow that is confusing, have you ever seen a shotgun paintball gun b sheridan? ive seen it once before some where and am lookin for one.?

[fuzzy_chessecake]

you mean a sheridan pump that looks like a shotgun, yes there are a few of them around but they arent sheridans, they are made by Palmers Pursuit shop and are pretty expensive.
http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/index.html
theres a pic of a nasty typhoon on the home page.

The only other pump gun that looks like a shotgun is one of the old K-series rifles from Seridan, they have a wooden stock that makes them look like a rifle. but those are getting pretty rare these days and depending what modle(theres a KP1, KP2, and KP3) you get the price of these can go up to like $600 or more,
http://www.airsoldier.com/~pgpog/index.html go to the menu and look in photos and go to the k-series photos. sorry i cant help you with were to buy them, the only place that i know would be on ebay, but they wont go for cheap.

[pfizerreg (Banned)]

You could probably find a beat-up old KP for like 200-250. Check old proshops and see if anyone has one sitting around.

[Tescrash]

Look up Palmers Pursuit Shop in Google, go to their site, go to pumps & scroll down. Double barrel pump. Pricey, but cool.

[kurama]

The typhoon is a semi, not a pump. You can convert it to pump, which it would then become a houndstooth.

[Tybalt007]

there is too a sheridan pump, i forget the name of it but it starts with a V, I have one, ill take pics

[Vern1]

Greetings,
Here you go, it's the KP2SC on bottom:

BTW - all 4 are Sheridan pumps.....

[Yuck]

Originally posted by kurama
The typhoon is a semi, not a pump. You can convert it to pump, which it would then become a houndstooth.

Cough Cough You might want to refrase that because they definatly arent the same thing Cough Cough.

[zym2006]

in that pic what is the 2nd gun up from the bottom.

[fossilhead]

2nd from the bottom is a Sheridan P68SC.

[cycoguy]

my dads friend just picked up a kp3 at a yard sale for 10 bux, gave it to my dad, my dad is getting it re worked, and giving it to me.........talk about a score


-cyco

[davidmoore714]

Sheridan made a handful of paintball rifles back in the early 80's. Here's a short list, complete with some vintagerex.com links and pictures.

K-2 - bolt action stock class rifle.
KP2-SC - pump action stock class rifle
KP2-DF - pump action direct feed rifle
KP3 - pump action constant air direct feed rifle.

There were several other variations on this style of marker available. Some of the Brass Eagle Nightmares were available with an optional shoulder stock (not wood, but plastic or composite). Others were special limited-run or one-off creations made by skilled airsmiths (for example, some of the old RTP Vipers and consisted of Sheridan bodies and custom shoulder stocks). To my knowledge though, the only mass-produced paintball marker line to come from the factory with a wooden shoulder stock was the Sheridan K-series.

Someone mentioned that these guns can sometimes go for as much as $600. Yes and no. As with any collector's item paintball gun, it depends on the age and availability of the item in question. K-2s are much harder to find so naturally they are worth a little more. Depending on the condition, you can get a KP2 or KP3 for between $250 (needs work) and $500 (near mint). The most expensive KP I've ever seen was a KP2-SC fully tuned and modified by Palmers Pursuit Shop. It was re-tuned, spring-fed, nickel plated, lazer engraved, and had a custom ported barrel. I think it sold for just under $1000. My personal KP2 is in decent condition, shoots fine with no leaks, and just recently had a rebuild from Masse's and a refinish job on the wooden stock. Its probably worth between $300 and $400 right now.

As for Palmer's, they can modify the old Sheridan rifles or custom-fit several of their guns (pump AND semi) to use a wooden stock. As several of you pointed out, they aren't cheap. But for Palmers quality work and craftsmanship what do you expect?

[FuzzyFish]

Go for a sheridan/PMI LB, best gun i ever had....i miss it so much...

[spokane2]

what's the gun on the top right?

[amhildreth]

Originally Posted by spokane2

what's the gun on the top right?

I can't make out the location name, but it's either a PMI1-DF or a Sheridan P-12. Both were the same gun.