I'm new and this is my first post.I read with much interest the recent testing accomplished with different length barrels using a stock 1377 with steel breech. that test helped me decide on the '1377 Sniper' below.
It arrived today from crosmods so cleaned barrel and fit my Barska 6-24x42 mil dot and sighted it in at 25 yards.Because it's been raining off/on,I only shot one group. But I did get a shot string in on my chrono.I really like this airgun 'carbine' and is just what I needed .I went with the carbon fiber shroud and it is pretty quiet without baffles as is.The barrel is 20". The trigger is really great,..2 stage adjustible.Ris ser breech was machined from 6061 aluminum...shroud is 1.5" dia carbon fiber. barrel ends at end cap.I thought that feature was a novel idea by the builder.
RWS Super H Points...10 PUMPS...
1. 615.4
2. 610.8
3. 611.5
4. 615.4
5. 613.0
6. 611.4
7. 612.6
8. 617.6
9. 613.9
10. 611.6
LO: 610.8
HI: 617.0
AVG: 613.3
ES: 6.14
SD: 2.23
I tried a few shots on chrono at 15 pumps: 667 FPS
I only shot one 5 shot group at 25 yards.
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y208/richwoods/850%20Magnum/1377Sniper008.jpg)
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y208/richwoods/850%20Magnum/1377Sniper007.jpg)
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wow that's a mean lookin carbine! :-*
looks nice and chunky! :)
Mean looking carbine you have there! Nice! How do you like the Site-In-Clean rest and, are those sox filled with rice?
~Falcon
What a KOOL looking machine! 8) 8) i like the part's!! :-* :-*
are those part's made from Volt productions??
-Rye
Sight n Clean is really neat...has compartment between supports,plus you can put supports in the compartment...I added rope handles to carry with rifle for FT..
My old hunting socks are filled with aquarium gravel I got a Walmart...works out pretty good..not to firm or soft..cheap too.
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y208/richwoods/Turkeys/Turkey016.jpg)
This thread needs to be moved to the photo gallery. 8)
Quote from: airguns100 on February 17, 2011, 09:11:11 AM
What a KOOL looking machine! 8) 8) i like the part's!! :-* :-*
are those part's made from Volt productions??
-Rye
Yep... now http://crosmods.com/ (http://crosmods.com/)
Quote from: crazyhorse on February 17, 2011, 09:17:02 AM
Yep... now http://crosmods.com/ (http://crosmods.com/)
WOW! that's awesome!!! i'v never seen anything like that.
the website looks great. :-*
i'll be bookmarking that website for SURE! 8)
-Rye
CRAZYHORSE--that IS a far-out looking air pistol....as wild as any I've ever seen :-* :-* :-* As was mentioned , when you want to post pix just to let others see your "toys" do remember to use the "GALLERY"....
Now, my curiousity is killin' me---are there ANY 13xx/22xx parts left on that gun????? I see a lot of definitely quality aftermarket stuff, that's for certain :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
Cool looking mods! That's for sure! :-*
Rich
I see that one of the crosman parts that is left in this gun is the Pump tube n it's parts, and I assume the FT Piston and valve?
Only parts used was tube,pump lever, sear for new trigger assembly and valve was modded...
There is room for more power mods later...just not sure yet what I'll do...
I'll move some pics to gallery..
now thats tacticool! :-*
nice build
Impressive, tacticool etc., ticks all of the boxes, invite sent to crosmods 8)
Mr. C if you are Crosmods no need to be shy :)
Quote from: Brutuz on February 17, 2011, 10:10:33 PM
Impressive, tacticool etc., ticks all of the boxes, invite sent to crosmods 8)
Mr. C if you are Crosmods no need to be shy :)
No,I'm not....My name is Rich. Only chatted via e-mail with Dale at crosmods...
I am impressed with the breech and shroud set up. I emailed him today about the wall thickness of the shroud and got a pretty fast response. But, it looks like I will need to either use epoxy or make my own with a thicker wall for screws for what I am thinking.
Rich