Crosman 2250b Tactical

[Steve Valentine]

That looks pretty cool

[bighit]

That looks pretty cool

I still need to get the one I have here down to you. Very busy at work and this bloody airgun license horlicks.

Will get it down to you soon.

[Steve Valentine]

I still need to get the one I have here down to you. Very busy at work and this bloody airgun license horlicks.

Will get it down to you soon.

Chuck it up in the air, this wind will have it down here by dinner time, it’s gusting up to 55mph this morning

Cheers, Paul

[bighit]

Chuck it up in the air, this wind will have it down here by dinner time, it’s gusting up to 55mph this morning

Cheers, Paul

Not much wind here. We have a crane on site and they stop using at certain wind speeds.

You will make the 2250 look a million times better than it is just now.

[Steve Valentine]

Not much wind here. We have a crane on site and they stop using at certain wind speeds.

You will make the 2250 look a million times better than it is just now.

Just been up to my local club. At 30 yards I was having to aim off by two mill dots

[eyebull]

Looking very good mate - what picatinny fore-end is that? I searched around quite a bit for one for my crosman (similar set up to yours but shorter) and I couldn't find one that I could be sure would work.

[steadysniper]

Looking very good mate - what picatinny fore-end is that? I searched around quite a bit for one for my crosman (similar set up to yours but shorter) and I couldn't find one that I could be sure would work.

Thanks! It’s a UTG Ruger 10/22 Commando Tactical Quad Rail System (HFSonline).

Had to shorten the top rail to accommodate the magazine and tap the breech to secure it. The lower rail is only a few inches long so had to be extended to reach the trigger assembly frame.

The riser breech from Gmac allows the barrel to be raised enough so that the barrel and tube can be used to secure the fore-end with the supplied spacers.