1377 wire stock

[quickster47 †]

That would look REALLY good on my 1377 build..lol.

Here's a link to the parts and pieces Adam sells.

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9980

Carl

[Baltim0re28]

Here's a link to the parts and pieces Adam sells.

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9980

Carl

Thanks!

[JEBert]

Now I'm wondering should I go with bent stock or straight stock...??

A lot to consider.  It might depend on your sighting system.  With iron sights, you need a bent stock.  With a red dot sight, depending on the mount and/or adapter, you may want the straight stock.  With scope rings: high rings, go with a straight stock.  Low rings, you're gonna need a bent stock to get a cheek weld low enough to see through the scope.  Straight stock, will have a cheek weld as high as a RAP4 stock w/adapter.  See through rings are high but with a straight stock, you won't be able to get your eye low enough to see through them to use the iron sights (which is the purpose of see-through rings).
All that is with a standard height breech, riser breeches (to use with a full barrel shroud) won't have those issues but any of those might need a cheek piece depending on the sighting system height.
Also, what look are you going for?
And surely there is more that I haven't thought of.
Cheers,

[Baltim0re28]

A lot to consider.  It might depend on your sighting system.  With iron sights, you need a bent stock.  With a red dot sight, depending on the mount and/or adapter, you may want the straight stock.  With scope rings: high rings, go with a straight stock.  Low rings, you're gonna need a bent stock to get a cheek weld low enough to see through the scope.  Straight stock, will have a cheek weld as high as a RAP4 stock w/adapter.  See through rings are high but with a straight stock, you won't be able to get your eye low enough to see through them to use the iron sights (which is the purpose of see-through rings).
All that is with a standard height breech, riser breeches (to use with a full barrel shroud) won't have those issues but any of those might need a cheek piece depending on the sighting system height.
Also, what look are you going for?
And surely there is more that I haven't thought of.
Cheers,

More than likely ill be putting a scope on it. Have scopes on all of my other guns and pretty much prefer a scope over anything else. Not really sure where I'm going with this build. For some reason this one doesn't really have a set idea like my others.. Kinda just rolling with it. I do think I'm going with some wood grips on this one tho. My 2289 and 2400kt are both sporting the 1399 stocks and the plastic/composite matching foregrip. I like the looks of the bent and the straight stocks and just can't really decide OR know what's comfortable without trying each. You have given me a plethora of information in your post and I appreciate it. Choices, choices..

[BigErn]

A lot to consider.  It might depend on your sighting system.  With iron sights, you need a bent stock.  With a red dot sight, depending on the mount and/or adapter, you may want the straight stock.  With scope rings: high rings, go with a straight stock.  Low rings, you're gonna need a bent stock to get a cheek weld low enough to see through the scope.  Straight stock, will have a cheek weld as high as a RAP4 stock w/adapter.  See through rings are high but with a straight stock, you won't be able to get your eye low enough to see through them to use the iron sights (which is the purpose of see-through rings).
All that is with a standard height breech, riser breeches (to use with a full barrel shroud) won't have those issues but any of those might need a cheek piece depending on the sighting system height.
Also, what look are you going for?
And surely there is more that I haven't thought of.
Cheers,

Great info.

[Brent]

A lot to consider.  It might depend on your sighting system.  With iron sights, you need a bent stock.  With a red dot sight, depending on the mount and/or adapter, you may want the straight stock.  With scope rings: high rings, go with a straight stock.  Low rings, you're gonna need a bent stock to get a cheek weld low enough to see through the scope.  Straight stock, will have a cheek weld as high as a RAP4 stock w/adapter.  See through rings are high but with a straight stock, you won't be able to get your eye low enough to see through them to use the iron sights (which is the purpose of see-through rings).
All that is with a standard height breech, riser breeches (to use with a full barrel shroud) won't have those issues but any of those might need a cheek piece depending on the sighting system height.
Also, what look are you going for?
And surely there is more that I haven't thought of.
Cheers,

Great post Jerry! 

[1377x]

Here's a link to the parts and pieces Adam sells.

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9980

Carl

I know this is off topic don't stone me please
while I was at the shop today I got to check out the new condor ss and it was a beauty. nice and maneuverable didn't get to shoot it but it is light
just thought I would share after seeing the talon tunes link

[Baltim0re28]

I know this is off topic don't stone me please
while I was at the shop today I got to check out the new condor ss and it was a beauty. nice and maneuverable didn't get to shoot it but it is light
just thought I would share after seeing the talon tunes link

I don't mind at all.. Now if I end up looking into one and eventually purchasing one, I wouldn't be the person to worry about anyway.. I'm gonna point my other half in YOUR direction when she starts asking why I bought another airgun.

[Baltim0re28]

Wondering should I ask this somewhere else but I'll try here and see the responses I get.. Anyone know where I could get a pointed stainless or aluminum breech end cap? I know with all the guys in here making custom parts, someone has them or can make them.

[crossliner]

Yes something like this but it's a pointed 2400kt tube cap to match my pointed C02 cap w/ pointed brass insert..I had it redone though ( this is an old pic) and had the tapering moved further back so that it matches well w/ the flat breech plug..It's wrong as you can see but it's been rectified. Best regards..

[Baltim0re28]

I'd like to find someone that is making them in stainless or aluminum. For right now I only want the end cap for the breech. Next will be for the tube. Btw, that looks great!!

[1377x]

contact chongman he may be able to help send him a pm