Crosman Custom Shop

[quickster47 †]

Sounds like the infamous Crosman Custom Shop might be getting some much needed changes/updates and perhaps a few new added products.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/275684/message/1316018455/Crosman+custom+shop%2C+a+not+so+modest+suggestion


In response to Crosman custom shop, a not so modest suggestion - on the Green forum Chip has posted the following response.


We hear you
Chip @ Crosman
September 15 2011 at 7:15 AM   

There are a lot of things in store for the Custom Shop but we first had to get the site redesign completed. We've got a couple other things on our schedule and then you'll see the love coming to the CS.

http://crosman.com
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Carl

[Crosshairs]

That would be nice to have more goodies in the custom shop parts dept.But will it ever really happen ?iI think they should also put the 1377as a choice to build. 
                   Mike

[laptopdragon]

That would be nice to have more goodies in the custom shop parts dept.But will it ever really happen ?iI think they should also put the 1377as a choice to build. 
                   Mike

x2

imagine how many plastic parts they won't need to make in vain

[grumpy]

I would love to see many more items added to the custom shop.  How about a carbine Disc.

[T191032]

Hmmm, even with the 2260SE available on their site, a Custom Shop 1760/2260 would be interesting.  Factory installed swivel studs, steel breech, decent trigger, muzzle brake, aperture/notched sight available, you choice of 18 or 24 inch barrel.  Just thinking out loud. Crosman, are you listening to us?  LOL   

[Crosshairs]

Hmmm, even with the 2260SE available on their site, a Custom Shop 1760/2260 would be interesting.  Factory installed swivel studs, steel breech, decent trigger, muzzle brake, aperture/notched sight available, you choice of 18 or 24 inch barrel.  Just thinking out loud. Crosman, are you listening to us?  LOL

No they can't hear you 

[Squallywally]

Yes yes. Ala carte gun ordering would be great, but I do have to admit, I find it fun to take what is offered
and make it my own by pulling things together by searching for the "right" part and fabricating it if you can't.
That way the Options are unlimited.
of course that still holds true even if the custom shop is much larger and had more offerings.