PP700W pistol

[buttloaves]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...oors%20121.jpg
http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...oors%20122.jpg

Fitted with Crosman stock, makes a great little ratter.

[buttloaves]

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...oors%20121.jpg
http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...oors%20122.jpg

Fitted with Crosman stock, makes a great little ratter.

Ive said this before, if SMK could deliver this gun with plastic stock, slightly longer barrel, sub 12fpe, under £300 they'd have a winner..

[Waisted]

Butt loaves did you have to do much alteration to make it fit the crosman stock? I have made a thumb hole stock for my .22 it helps to give it good accuracy, it is far superior to the small brocock rifle That I got rid of.Infact I would say it's better than quite a few rifles that I have had, so simple and easy to work on. Thankfully I had an air cylinder otherwise these pistols would have passed me by, they have reignited my fun button.

[gtfreight]

Has anyone found out if it's possible to adapt iron sights to fit this pistol?
If so, I would buy one in an instant.

[Tony.T]

Has anyone found out if it's possible to adapt iron sights to fit this pistol?
If so, I would buy one in an instant.

You can certainly fit a rear sight, you need one that uses a dovetail to fit. I had one on my 2240- think it was off a weihrauch.

The front sight is a slight headscratcher, but, as there is a void at the front of the barrel shroud, you could drill and tap a hole in it and fit a threaded rod in it. Adjust the rod height to suit and loctite it in place.

http://www.gmaccustomparts.com/epage...ectID=14935663

I'm sure he could make one a bit longer so you can trim it to the optimum height

[Aimstraight]

Has anyone found out if it's possible to adapt iron sights to fit this pistol?
If so, I would buy one in an instant.

This has held back a lot of purchases, why they did not include optional/removable front/rear sights seems bizarre.

[buttloaves]

Butt loaves did you have to do much alteration to make it fit the crosman stock? I have made a thumb hole stock for my .22 it helps to give it good accuracy, it is far superior to the small brocock rifle That I got rid of.Infact I would say it's better than quite a few rifles that I have had, so simple and easy to work on. Thankfully I had an air cylinder otherwise these pistols would have passed me by, they have reignited my fun button.

It was fairly easy, i wrapped the pistol grip with masking tape and filled it with black epoxy resin, then i drilled a 22mm hole down into it to take the spring housing of the pistol, after that it was just a case of slotting the 2 together and removing plastic where necessary with a dremel untill i got it where it felt right.
Snot perfect but it'll do and it's very solid..

[paul4be]

Is anyone doing a proper little custom carbine stock for these yet?? Got to be a bit of a market for a proper solution?

[forbs]

Is anyone doing a proper little custom carbine stock for these yet?? Got to be a bit of a market for a proper solution?

I'm doing one at the moment. It's taking a bit of thinking about bit is more then doable..

Iv had the longer barrel made and screw cut to take a silencer (pic further up) so will be rifle size once it's done

[Waisted]

As amateur of interest I have fixed the iron sighs of a HW 99 on my .177 700 , the front sight I resin bonded and the rear sight I am currently making a block for the 99 site to sit on. On a good note there should be plenty of 99 iron sights available.