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Started by brz-ryder †, December 16, 2013, 02:24:27 PM

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brz-ryder †

I have a 2260 on it`s way i want to get a TKO muzzle brak for it and maybe try it on my 2240 what size should i get the 5" or the 6.5" i don`t know in this case how much size matters  :) I forgot does any one have the P.N. for the metal trigger assembly to replace the plastic one thats on this model 2260?

JIm
my shooters
Crosman 2240 stock
Crosman 2240 highly modded
Crosman 2240 polished
Crosman stubby 2240
Crosman 116 x3
Crosman Vigilante
Crosman 1861 shiloh
Daisy 1140
Beeman p17
ruger mark 1
hatsan supercharger 25 in .22
Crosman heritage 2260
Crosman AS2250XT
Winchester M14

bgmcgee

I've got a muzzle brake/ l.d.c coming today from ACCustoms. I'll post up how it works this afternoon. I bought the brass disco trigger from http://www.bryanandac.com/ That makes a huge improvement in trigger feel and there is no need to change out the whole guard.
"I've lost what's left of my right mind"

BillK

I don't have a 6" TKO but the 5" one quiets down the 2260 very nice.  Real backyard friendly.
#1763A105 is Marauder trigger group.  About $60. & then you need a trigger guard which Crosman doesn't sell.
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onebaddj

i have 3 of the 6.5 in breaks. they work very nicely on my 1377, 2400 and 2250 allthe way up to 3 k psi. i can sit in the kitchen and shoot and not disturb people in the living room.
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brz-ryder †

my shooters
Crosman 2240 stock
Crosman 2240 highly modded
Crosman 2240 polished
Crosman stubby 2240
Crosman 116 x3
Crosman Vigilante
Crosman 1861 shiloh
Daisy 1140
Beeman p17
ruger mark 1
hatsan supercharger 25 in .22
Crosman heritage 2260
Crosman AS2250XT
Winchester M14

soolio

I have both 6.5 and 5 inch models...both work great, pick the length you like and go for it;)

vertguy

I use a 5 inch on both my pumper and the 2400KT... and the pellet impact is louder than the gun :-*
PC77
FX Verminator .22

1377x

i would go with a marauder trigger and challenger trigger guard
i have one on my stainless 2260. after removing the lawyer spring it is an extremely smooth shooter
as far as the ldc goes i dont think there will be much difference in the report either 5/6 will get the job done

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Crosshairs

I have a 5" on my 2260 and it works fine and not to long with that long barrel.
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bgmcgee

The one I just got from accustoms is about 5" too. It does the job. :-*
"I've lost what's left of my right mind"

Cwlongshot

Ihabe a 5 & a 6.5. I would go with 6.5!!!!

CW
BENJAMIN's: 392PA '11 • Marauder .25 • MAC1 tuned Disco .22 • 397P Nickle '81

CROSMAN's:  1389 Back Packer .20 '86 • Hawthorne M140 4th variant • 357 W/8'' '90 • 760 '75 • 1377 '13 CARBINE LOTS ''O'' Mods • 2200 Magnum '81 (First Gen) • 2100 '13 • 2240 '13 

DAISY's:  25 '10 • Red Ryder • 22X • 922

DIANA's:  34 .22 '05 (RWS)

SHERIDAN's:  Blue Streak '82  Steroid • Blue Streak '65 Steroid • Blue Streak '70 • Blue Streak '72 • C9 Blue Streak

WEBLY's:  Longbow .177 • Hurricane  .177

XISICO's:  XS60c .22 PCP

quickster47 †

Quote from: brz-ryder on December 16, 2013, 02:24:27 PM
I have a 2260 on it`s way i want to get a TKO muzzle brak for it and maybe try it on my 2240 what size should i get the 5" or the 6.5" i don`t know in this case how much size matters  :) I forgot does any one have the P.N. for the metal trigger assembly to replace the plastic one thats on this model 2260?

JIm

Well most do say that size does matter but we believe that to not be true.  :P

Carl

I've never wanted something so useless in my life.
In Omnia Paratus
1947-05-19 - 2016-07-14 †

T191032

Based upon TKO's own page, they do offer guidelines -

"Selecting a length for your LDC/Muzzle Brake:
As a general rule, the length of the brake should depend on your intended use and your airguns power level:

#1: A hunting gun that may be dragged through the brush would benefit from a shorter brake. The 5" TKO Brake still has good performance but is sturdy and makes for a more compact application.

#2: A dual purpose target and hunting gun can benefit from a longer brake. The 6.5" Stage V brake is the most popular and always in stock ready for shipment. The longer brake offers improved performance without being overly fragile and prone to mis-alignment.

#3: A pure target gun can definitely benefit from a longer brake. Often used indoors or from a steady bench in the backyard or from a porch or deck, the 7.5" "Stage V" brakes can be the ultimate in stealthy performance. The longer brakes do take some care in original installation to be sure the brake is perfectly aligned with the bore of the barrel. The longer brakes are prone to bumps and misalignment and therefore NOT suited to rough-and-tumble handling."


And if you err on the side of caution, depending on what you plan for your 2260, even the decision to opt for the 5" model isn't a bad choice for bench target work in the basement.   :-*
It ain't like it used to be but, eh, it's do.

BDS

They are good devices for the money. I always buy the .22caliber so I don't worry about swapping between .177or .22 cal guns.
Brian

soolio

Quote from: BDS on December 21, 2013, 03:20:13 AM
They are good devices for the money. I always buy the .22caliber so I don't worry about swapping between .177or .22 cal guns.

That's a good idea!