WHAT's IN YOUR FEDEX/UPS TRUCK?

[Jauvesst]

i have ordered lots of stuff over the last couple years from gmac, never had any issues with them or the quality on their parts.

[Old Dog]

Old Dog
The powerlette eliminator costs £15.00 plus approximately £10.00 to ship (about $40). As soon as it's all assembled, I will update with pics etc.

Thanks MUCH, Warriator, will be looking forward to pictures, I do believe I will be wanting to order one 

[arkmaker †]

Have these little tidbits for the 2260 and 2240 Grey Ghost Carbine in the trucks on the way to TN;
Also a breech and some stuff from Charlie (who sent me a USPS tracking number a week ago but it has not shipped yet?) Man, if I didn't love that guy so much.... 

[Rualert]

     Good looking bit there Ark, I am currently waiting, checking, waiting for my Freedom 8 to arrive. It's due on Wednesday next week, and I can't wait. What a relief to be free from depending on the Scuba, or Paintball shops for tank fills. Still waiting on the Air Arms Alfa-Proj once again still on back order, has been for the past two+ months. Another piece I can hardly wait to just see, not to mention shoot.

Casey

[arkmaker †]

Casey,
I hope you take this in the best of ways............I hate you!! 


Just kidding, but I sure would love to have a shoebox in the shed too............someday and get back to PCP's!!!


Congrats!! I know you'll love that addition to the shooting family.

[Rualert]

    Thanks Rich, and I already built a nice shelf right next to the shop compressor for it! Got to visit Harbor Freight, or call McCastar Carr to pick up a good moisture filter for the shop compressor side, but other than that, just waiting to see if I get the SCBA tank my sister in law is working on obtaining from one of the local Fire departments. It would be an older training unit, so it will have never been in an actual fire.      Of course then I will have to get a fil adapter setup for that, guess I'll have to reach out to Joe Brancato.

Casey

[USMA-1982]

Just arrived in the USPS to go with the GMAC brass trigger on my 2260.  Thanks Davio, very nice work!

[Rualert]

     That's a good looking bolt there Ed. Davio PM me, I need a heavy duty bolt and handle for one of my builds. It has a pretty stout hammer spring, and I managed to snap off a Mellon handle in the bolt because of it. Not Charlies fault, the hammer spring being so stout, and the leverage the bolt handle allowed me to exert on the connection point was just too much. So reach out to me, and maybe we can come up with a bolt/handle combo that will give a little bit more leverage, but also be a tight fit in the breech so it will have a better chance of surviving.

Casey

[arkmaker †]

The short steel bolt handles that come with the steel breech are pretty much indestructible. When I had a stiff spring in a 22xx baseed pistol, that is what I used. Had to put my thumb on the back of the breech and pull like heck, but the bolt showed no signs of breaking. I did not like the trade off though and went back to a milder 1322 spring.

[Buster]

Is it not better just to put a lighter spring in the valve ?   

[bgmcgee]

New 2260 tube and a couple of other small parts. Just have to say the m-rod trigger is so much better than the stock trigger, even with the brass trigger and extra screws. Should have just got that triggef group insteds of the trigger. Live and learn.

[Rualert]

Is it not better just to put a lighter spring in the valve ?   

     PCP based conversion rifle, so to get the proper curve, needed a heavy hammer spring. I guess I could try a bit heavier hammer, and a standard spring. Would most likely be able to tune it for a nice shot curve.

Casey

[USMA-1982]

For the 2260 - Disco breech and rear tube cover.  When I'm done it's going to be a DisCO₂   

[Warriator]

2240 steel breech coming today

[arkmaker †]

Some bits and pieces came yesterday. Just waiting on a few more to make the puzzle work.....