Recent content by TheBeardedGunsmith

I'd be willing to make a custom version for you both that would be a direct fit up if you're interested? I'd need one of you to send me your airgun to take measurements from but I'd even assemble whoevers gun that sends it before returning it with the new kit installed.

It appears the breech would need replaced with the modern one but thats doable.

Do you have any pictures of it that you could post?

Some people don't want to own a cookie cutter product that everyone else has.

If I remember correctly, with the factory valve and no other mods, just using my pcp conversion and a 2000psi fill, you would get 20+ shots on a fill.

I made pcp conversions for the 2240 also but that Froggy? guy is making them too cheap for me to make and sell. Of course he's using aluminum and not steel so that's why (easy to machine).

Some of you may remember that I was making and selling these PCP kits to mod your 1377 or 1322. I had sold a bunch on Amazon and ebay but it's hard to make a profit when people will add the cheap Chinese ones to their cart first so I wasn't really able to recoup my time in my list price so I...

Damn man, wish you had purchased my PCP conversion. IIRC, I get somewhere near 750fps with my 22 caliber 1322 at 2000psi.

Mine aren't Quackenbush pistols. Mine are made from scratch and outperform his in every way possible. But you're correct about personal preference because the one that you preferred a page or so back looks like a pistol with a 2 liter soda bottle hanging off the bottom of it. Not my bag.

I take that personal. My pistol weighs hardly anything, has a 12" barrel and 223ft lbs of energy.

I built this particular pistol before I was a member here, but I also need to get the valve patented before I could share any details of it. The pistol itself is super simple with a minimum of parts for reliability and weight savings.

Even bigger AEA parts to break all the time now!

I made all of my stuff from scratch, including the valve which smokes his guns.

This will continue until suppressors are only used on barrels that are directly threaded to a concentric bore.

Alot of people mistakenly think that old equals inferior. I rebuilt a Benjamin "Franklin" 310 for a guy and was surprised to see that it had lead seals which apparently worked well enough to come with the same thing in the rebuild kit. The engineering was simple and effective. The same quality...