SMK P10 bullpup PCP

[Tony.T]

Thanks guys.

Tony, regarding the stippling.. The grey stuff in my pics above is a texture paint, could be an option. It's almost like small sand particles suspended in the paint. Mask it off and spray until you're happy with the amount of grip then cover over with your olive paint.

OK, that sounds good- where is this available?

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'Tony, which fittings are you looking at for the sling? I'm on Ant-supplies trying to choose some for my TDR tonight.'

I'm probably too late now, but these where what I ordered, http://ant-supplies.co.uk/Pages/Flus...ngSwivels.aspx. I've fitted one on the top of the stock between the action and butt-pad. After some thought and seeing what is available I've got one of these coming-191685523883 from the bay of Evil.

Having done tests the rifle will hang vertically when slung (ie upright across my waist) and be available for fast shouldering if a shot is on offer. Also it can be turned so it is muzzle down. I'm starting to love the possibilities offered by weaver rails and available accessories!

[trick cyclist]

Yes, I'm going for the flush swivels, they sound very secure.

[Gadget2]

May I ask what paint you used on the stock, for the grips and finish, was it lacquered? It does look great, well done. I understand the 177 version will be available in mid march.

[philc]

Hi can you tell me if scope rail is dovetail or piccany as states both on website
cheers
phil

[Tony.T]

Hi can you tell me if scope rail is dovetail or piccany as states both on website
cheers
phil

It's a piccatinny, which I'm now starting to love as it gives so many options. I'm gradually fitting piccatinny/weaver adaptors (from 11mm) to all my rifles

[philc]

It's a piccatinny, which I'm now starting to love as it gives so many options. I'm gradually fitting piccatinny/weaver adaptors (from 11mm) to all my rifles

cheers
will have to order different mounts before rifle arrives not that I mind I like the piccatinny mounts just trying to source a single shot pellet tray now as looks bit fiddly

phil

[Tony.T]

I've got an idea for a home made single shot tray. Should be easy to make with handtools. Watch this space!

[j rayner]

OK, that sounds good- where is this available?

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'Tony, which fittings are you looking at for the sling? I'm on Ant-supplies trying to choose some for my TDR tonight.'

I'm probably too late now, but these where what I ordered, http://ant-supplies.co.uk/Pages/Flus...ngSwivels.aspx. I've fitted one on the top of the stock between the action and butt-pad. After some thought and seeing what is available I've got one of these coming-191685523883 from the bay of Evil.

Having done tests the rifle will hang vertically when slung (ie upright across my waist) and be available for fast shouldering if a shot is on offer. Also it can be turned so it is muzzle down. I'm starting to love the possibilities offered by weaver rails and available accessories!

have you got pics of the sling mounted,,,,,it will help me decide on mounting options to use on my gun,,,cheers

[Tony.T]

have you got pics of the sling mounted,,,,,it will help me decide on mounting options to use on my gun,,,cheers

I haven't got any photos sorry.

In a nutshell though, if you want to use an across the chest arrangement (for hands free use) then the sling mounts have to be as high as possible, the classic under the stock mounts will not work. Just bear in mind if you do this the rifle must not be cocked or loaded so may not suit your usage.