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Started by Fronzdan, October 27, 2012, 04:25:40 PM

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Trophyhunter49

Quote from: Jauvesst on April 26, 2015, 03:20:37 AM
im pretty much done polishing the rest of the 1377 now, LW barrel included but im having a bit of a issue with my extended hollow probe. gonna hold off messing around with it further until my package of parts arrives next week since all that stuff has to come off again anyway
Sweet lookin shooter!!

BillK

Jauvesst, that is a great looking shooter.  Love the polished look. :-*   Where did you get those beautiful grips?
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Jauvesst

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Quote from: BillK on April 26, 2015, 10:56:17 PM
Jauvesst, that is a great looking shooter.  Love the polished look. :-*   Where did you get those beautiful grips?

think ive mentioned it once or twice before but those are the 2240 grips i got from https://youtu.be/LCTAjDXHjf4   <-- that guy

they are quite expensive and im not entirely sure if he still accepts orders. but thats where i got em and yes they are indeed beautiful 8)

i really wish i had a old style grip frame laying around... what little shows of the black plastic under the cover of the grips are kinda bugging me

crossliner

Quote from: Jauvesst on April 27, 2015, 02:02:55 AM
think ive mentioned it once or twice before but those are the 2240 grips i got from https://youtu.be/LCTAjDXHjf4   <-- that guy

they are quite expensive and im not entirely sure if he still accepts orders. but thats where i got em and yes they are indeed beautiful 8)

i really wish i had a old style grip frame laying around... what little shows of the black plastic under the cover of the grips are kinda bugging me

Indeed it looks great  :-*

Speaking of side covers, this guy makes them



http://www.airgunforum.ca/forums/topic59806-45.html


Jauvesst

oooooh that is very nice! that definetly goes into my bookmarks for later spending sprees :-[

gotta take it easy on the airgun spending for a while as im saving up for a rem700 for the autumn hunting season and those arent all that cheap over here. neither is the paperwork or gun locker for that matter

Gippeto

Little bit more done...

Painted..semi gloss black lacquer.



Rust bluing some of the steel parts...5 cycles into it...still a ways to go. Parts are ready for carding.



Need to get some different stain for the wood and some oil to finish off..dark walnut I'm thinking.

While I was stripping the wood for the 100...figured I might as well do the 1400 at the same time. Stripped and one coat of Minwax "Early American".




Al

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KevinP

Looks like it is going to come out very nice  ...   :-*
Kevin
Albany, New York

RC1947

Very nice.  The grain of the wood pops.  RC
2240
1377

Rualert

     Al, that stain is looking good, I tried the same color on my M-Rod, but mine was splotchy. Your is looking great, looking forward to see that restoration finished.

Casey

crossliner

Mr. G the wood looks fantastic, what kind is that? Old school is really hard to beat  8)

Gippeto

Thanks fellas. :)

I've no idea what wood Crosman used on the 1400, but I like the look of it and think this one is going to turn out nicely.8)

I wish the 100 was similarly endowed with nice wood...appears to be fairly plain chunks of maple. :( Still ultimately correctable. ;)

Al


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Tom

Modded 1377
Modded 2240
Modded 1322
1750 HPA pistol
Stock 2260(for now)
.22 Gen.2 Marauder
CCS 2300
Custom 1740
38 T

Bud

My steel breech arrived today. So far I have installed an RP valve, a Boss Buddy transfer port, and heavier hammer spring. I also polished the trigger, and installed a polished empty 22 rim fire shell in the trigger spring. I installed my Daisy Electronic Point sight. Now to get the time to sight it in. :) :)