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  1. #1
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    Thanks for the tips guys !

    I will be making a start this week, if i need any help with anything i will give this thread a 'bump'

    Regards
    Simon

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    2240, 22smorty! Be a man, buy a 13XX series, build some muscles as you pump the air in and scream in pain as you trap your hand between the pump handle and the gun! Ah they are so nice!

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    A 1377 is next on my list.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blooregard View Post
    A 1377 is next on my list.
    Got the 1377 already.

    Could very easily fancy one of the newer, .22 versions, the 1322......Shoulder stock, steel breech, longer probe, flat top piston and valve conversion, trigger mod, long barrel....

    I reckon about 9 ft.lbs ought to be easily attainable in this guise, with 10 pumps, and still a recoilless, affordable and self-contained ratter par excellence??

    The only slight downside is that with the breech and a scope, they can be fiddly little beggars to load, especially in low light when you've just spotted Roland!
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    I quite fancy a 1377... I will see if the local shop has any in stock. I'm off to buy another 2240 at weekend, I've finished the one I'm working on (just waiting for a silencer to arrive) but not sure if it can be called a pistol anymore lol

    http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...ps87287186.jpg

    Cheers, Andy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riggzbee View Post
    I quite fancy a 1377... I will see if the local shop has any in stock. I'm off to buy another 2240 at weekend, I've finished the one I'm working on (just waiting for a silencer to arrive) but not sure if it can be called a pistol anymore lol

    http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...ps87287186.jpg

    Cheers, Andy
    Very nice looking carbine, young man. Well done.
    Have you run it over a chrono?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyL View Post
    Very nice looking carbine, young man. Well done.
    Have you run it over a chrono?
    Certainly have, tinkering without having a chrono is a bad idea... Everything is above board

    Cheers, Andy

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    Quote Originally Posted by secretagentmole View Post
    2240, 22smorty! Be a man, buy a 13XX series, build some muscles as you pump the air in and scream in pain as you trap your hand between the pump handle and the gun! Ah they are so nice!
    i remember that well. OUtchhhhhh !!!!!

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    The 2240 just has got to be THE Airgun bargain.
    Overlooked by so many.
    I suppose it's easily done....The old adage "you get what you pay for" is normally true and also, these days, you can spend a lot of money and still get crap quality.

    But, with the 2240, I't does what it says on the tin......Even as standard, it's a great pistol, fantastic value for money, accurate, powerful and reliable.

    With a few mods, they become even better.

    I'd say the steel breech is the biggest single must have. I have now mini-carbined mine; it wears a 4x32 rifle scope and is AMAZINGLY accurate. If I ever reverted it back to a pistol, I'd probably fancy fitting one of those very nice looking MIM rear sights.

    As mentioned above, scour the various sites.....GMAC, SD Custom Design and TR Robb in the UK.
    Look at the various US Crosman sites.
    Airgun Artisans is another site well worth a look; also check out Crooked Barn.
    There is a a massive wealth of information out there on these fantastic little guns.

    Enjoy!!
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