Reply With QuoteI'd have some of that if they replaced the underlever with proper blued steel at the same time
Yes, I'd be interested.
No, stupid idea.
Delivery man
...Snooper beat me to itWell within GNIB's capabilities
C'mon AirArmsDavid, where are you when we need you?
The Bulletproof Monk
I'd have some of that if they replaced the underlever with proper blued steel at the same time
A man can always use more alcohol, tobacco and firearms.
Delivery man
...that would be an added bonus
Nails Mc Fugger
stutter
what about a sidelever now that would be eligant "and sack the girly checkering"
The Sol beater
at least someone saw it was a jokeOriginally Posted by Born Again
personally i reckon the tx mk3 would be a better stutzen as the underlever arrangement is better than the PS and the underlever would drop enough to get a grip on.
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Jup, the aluminum-under-lever is the big downside of the ProSport, aside the lack in availability in Germany
and if you ever have cocked an Anschütz-Hakim ( an airgun made for the Egyptian army by Anschütz in the late 50s ) you know the differences between what is and what could be.
Jochen
Indeed she said tie me up and do what ever you like and so I did. I tied her to the bed and went out fishing
The Bulletproof Monk
Your not quite getting this are youat least someone saw it was a joke
personally i reckon the tx mk3 would be a better stutzen as the underlever arrangement is better than the PS and the underlever would drop enough to get a grip on.
A man can always use more alcohol, tobacco and firearms.
Chris only just directed me to this thread after I mentioned I'd ordered a BSA Superstar Carbine Stutzen stock from GINB today....Snooper beat me to it
C'mon AirArmsDavid, where are you when we need you?
They happened to have a Superstar (and of course a Pro Sport mould for you lot) and Jamie liked the Diana 46 Stutzen so why not?
Will have add-on/removeable non-adjustable hampster for HFT practicality, adjustable cheekpiece and butt pad, and be based on either the Diana or Antonio's own prototype (the 'dream rifle') as below.
Which do YOU prefer. Maybe a crossbreed???
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I like the looks of stutzens, but it'll make the PS (even) more frontheavy I'm afraid.
ATB,
yana
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Thats a good idea,Im sure GinB would be able to do it.Certainly would get some interest, a Pro-Sport StutzenAsk Antonio at GinB, he could easily do the mods to one of his stocks and then it only needs a longer cocking arm to be made.
Cheers
John
Vanquished a Weihrauch evangelist with a gasram
You aren't the first to say this but if the stock maker does his stuff well it shouldn't be a problem. If he doesn't the imaginative use of a drill and lead can easily change the balance of a rifle.
Fabricatum diem, pvnc!
My PS is in one of these at the moment: http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...81&uid=7499492You aren't the first to say this but if the stock maker does his stuff well it shouldn't be a problem. If he doesn't the imaginative use of a drill and lead can easily change the balance of a rifle.
If you take the big lump of wood from underneath and stick a smaller lump on the front end I'd say it'd still balance.
Expert on Mine fields ;-)
Never been a fan of the Stutzen,i always thought they look like they should be sent back to the 1940's.A Prosport version? "Your avin a larf aincha"!
Banned
pro sport stutzen
Yeah instead of sliding breech why dont they fit an inefficient tap and sticky 2stage trigger and call it the pro airsporter
Even older than BTDT
I don't like Stutzens, purely personal, but what's the point? Why try and make a beautiful rifle look like an old Lee Enfield..?
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
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