Stock for 1322

[Nightsniper52]

Hi!
Im new here and this is my first post.   Buying my first 1322 and wanting hear your opinions and reviews on a Tippman stock or a Crosman 1399 ??   The Pro's/Con's of each one Please
Thanks!

[JEBert]

I like them both.  In my opinion:
The Tippman stock looks cool.  It is collapsible and the length of pull is adjustable.  Some expensive models have storage in them.  However, they won't let you get your head/eye low enough to see through iron sights or a scope/red dot without mounting your scope very high from the bore.  I saw at least one offset adapter on this forum that attempted to resolve this issue but I don't know how well it worked.  If you take it off to shoot as a pistol, the adapter is still there unless you carry around the original tube plug or a power adjuster to install in its place.  With the adapter in place without the stock, the setscrews tend to fall out unless you take them out for safekeeping.  I haven't found thumbscrews I like to replace them with yet.
The Crosman 1399 stock  is easy to change out for the pistol grips.  However, it has a long length of pull.  I modded mine by shortening it 2".  Some folks have problems with it wobbling or feeling loose.  Crosman has a pad that goes inside the bottom of the slot that remedies this.  Others have installed a third screw from the bottom to correct the wobbling/looseness.  I haven't needed a cheek piece or an adjustable buttplate, YMMV.
Cheers,

[Nightsniper52]

I like them both.  In my opinion:
The Tippman stock looks cool.  It is collapsible and the length of pull is adjustable.  Some expensive models have storage in them.  However, they won't let you get your head/eye low enough to see through iron sights or a scope/red dot without mounting your scope very high from the bore.  I saw at least one offset adapter on this forum that attempted to resolve this issue but I don't know how well it worked.  If you take it off to shoot as a pistol, the adapter is still there unless you carry around the original tube plug or a power adjuster to install in its place.  With the adapter in place without the stock, the setscrews tend to fall out unless you take them out for safekeeping.  I haven't found thumbscrews I like to replace them with yet.
TCrossmanman 1399 stock  is easy to change out for the pistol grips.  However, it has a long length of pull.  I modded mine by shortening it 2".  Some folks have problems with it wobbling or feeling looseCrossmanman has a pad that goes inside the bottom of the slot that remedies this.  Others have installed a third screw from the bottom to correct the wobbling/looseness.  I haven't needed a cheek piece or an adjustable buttplate, YMMV.
Cheers,

Thanks for your inputDoe's Do's the Crosman flex or iRigididgid??    Also where did you get Black Forearms???     

[JEBert]

The Crosman stock is pretty rigid.  However, I was able to flex it a little.  When I cut two inches out of it, I had to flex the lower leg down to line it up with the toe of the stock.
I have not been able to order a black forearm.  The black forearm is a result of applying some Rust-Oleum Truck Bed Liner Coating.  It comes in a spray can like spray paint.  It outlasts any paint I have tried.
Along those same lines, I have one green shoulder stock and one black one.  However, I have read on this forum that the green shoulder stock is now obsolete.  Seems like painting one or the other or both is now the only way to get a matching pair unless someone is willing to sell you an older one.   Again, not my experience, just from reading on here.  Try to order the color you want, YMMV.
Cheers,

[Crosshairs]

Here is another stock you can add to your 13XX shooter. Its very lite.
                                                    Mike 

[Nightsniper52]

Thanks for the Opinions!  I have to think about whitch one i want now. 

[BerkshireHunter]

I personally find the 1399 stock to have a short length of pull... but, I guess I have long arms. 

[Nightsniper52]

Well the 1322 is on its way from PA along with the 1399 stock will be here Monday.  Now I have get my shopping list for the other goodies on the Mod.  Where can I get a Metal barrel band at     PA told me they don't sell parts???   Thought they did!

[BassManNate]

I personally find the 1399 stock to have a short length of pull... but, I guess I have long arms. 

Nah, LOP has more to do with you're neck than your arms. If you have a long neck, you'll want a longer LOP. If you have the body of an offensive lineman, well, you get the picture.

[eric]

Well the 1322 is on its way from PA along with the 1299 stock will be here Monday.  Now I have get my shopping list for the other goodies on the Mod.  Where can I get a Metal barrel band at     PA told me they don't sell parts???   Thought they did!

one is on the classifieds right now EDITED mr.007 is selling it, pm him

[Nightsniper52]

one is on the classifieds right now EDITED mr.007 is selling it, pm him

I would like to see it but can't find the Classifieds!!!   Where is it???

[quickster47 †]

It is the For Sale thread.

http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-forum.com/board/index.php?board=11.0

Carl

[Nightsniper52]

It says that Im not allowed!!   

[JEBert]

For Sale area will become available to you when you reach 15 posts.
Cheers,

[quickster47 †]

Here's another way to modify the 1399 stock for use on any of the common Crosman guns like the 22XX and 13XX.

Carl