Looking thru Utube I found this mod...Kool :-*
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaMs2xnYY3o#]Custom Crosman 2240 .mp4[/url]
That is very cool and shinny too. :-*
Mike
He is a member here. I think the CAPOF saw it 1st. Membership has it's privileges! ;)
That is amazing....the action looked very smooth, did not jam and works for both calibers :-*
good job....was it alstone ???
Quote from: WyoMan on March 10, 2013, 07:36:29 PM
was it alstone ???
Yep! He is mostly found at airgunhome...
I remember reading the thread when he built it. If I can find it again ??? I'll post the link.
Al does some nifty things to his guns for sure! Very skilled individual. :-*
Todd
Quote from: HappyHunter on March 10, 2013, 07:47:56 PM
Yep! He is mostly found at airgunhome...
I remember reading the thread when he built it. If I can find it again ??? I'll post the link.
Al does some nifty things to his guns for sure! Very skilled individual. :-*
Todd
X2 and a very nice guy too.
Some very talented people working on airguns. That's excellent! RC
Nice shooter,love that repeating action.
Here is the original thread about his gun and work.
http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-forum.com/board/index.php/topic,3111.0.html (http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-forum.com/board/index.php/topic,3111.0.html)
Carl
I love the brass. That gun looks almost steampunk.
Quote from: BerkshireHunter on March 10, 2013, 09:50:47 PM
I love the brass. That gun looks almost steampunk.
I like that SteamPunk description because it really seems to fit.
Carl
Yea, just fasten some cogs and gears to the exterior and maybe some small pipes and that'd be a nice little sidearm for a steam punk get up. It even uses compressed gas, which is the same thing that powers all the gadgets in the Steam Punk universe.
I thought it was just cool until I saw that it was self feeding, that is amazing :-*
wow!! when I first looked at it I was thinking it used a similar simple self feeding setup like the IZH-61 the mags even look alot alike.... but instead of being a spring loaded setup its got some type of fancy mechanical indexing setup..... thats sweet!!... gonna go read that build thread lol!!!
i wish there was some sort of magazine that attached directly to a crosman breech
Quote from: millipede on March 12, 2013, 05:27:07 AM
i wish there was some sort of magazine that attached directly to a crosman breech
We all would like an accessory like that without having to change out the breech. Even something in plastic would be okay, for awhile.
Carl
Quote from: quickster47 on March 12, 2013, 01:27:26 PM
We all would like an accessory like that without having to change out the breech. Even something in plastic would be okay, for awhile.
Carl
That's what I like about the 760 and M4-177. Don't have to screw around as much with loading .177 pellets with a few clips. The slight downfall is that the seal isn't as good, probably since they're also made to shoot bb's. I wish they'd add an O-ring to the probe and do away with the BB's.
I started a breech that uses the same strip clips as the M417 and PM66 (and others), but as many of you know, finishing it has been a chore. I shot the idea over to Greg at Bluefork and he said he would look into it when he found a little time. I "think" he liked the idea. Looking at his standard square profile breech, I believe the mod could be done to them fairly quick with only a few extra machining operations and parts. So, maybe if he was serious about doing one, we may see that option in the future.
Rich
Quote from: arkmaker on March 12, 2013, 05:42:01 PM
I started a breech that uses the same strip clips as the M417 and PM66 (and others), but as many of you know, finishing it has been a chore. I shot the idea over to Greg at Bluefork and he said he would look into it when he found a little time. I "think" he liked the idea. Looking at his standard square profile breech, I believe the mod could be done to them fairly quick with only a few extra machining operations and parts. So, maybe if he was serious about doing one, we may see that option in the future.
Rich
Well in just a few more months when you bite the big bullet and get out of the workforce and retire and set up your own shop you will have plenty of time between items on your wife's honey do list. :D Honest...
Carl