I bought a 1701P here while back and put a Burris Fast Fire dot on it. The Pistol shoots good. I wish the grips were longer. and the trigger blade is to curved. Can anyone point me to grips?
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1701P parts?
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google is your friend,also eBay has a lot of parts for your pistol...I got my custom grips from Crosman...Vernon Austin makes nice grips .
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longer grips, how much longer ??? I gather you have a large paw
the only thing I can think of is ask Vernon Austin to make you some that past the bottom of the grip frame
and I would mock up something on your pistol for testing first
now the trigger, there is little room for much to change, Cothran Machine make a trigger but I think it would be shaped the same
again on the trigger I would make a filler for the factory triggers curve to see if you could come up with a solution and either weld the piece in or epoxy it in place
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you know they make plastic beads that can be heated in water and formed into what you want, maybe longer grips and you can get them in black
https://www.instamorph.com/instructions
https://www.instamorph.com/product/instamorph-12oz-black
about all I have
good luck
mike
the only thing I can think of is ask Vernon Austin to make you some that past the bottom of the grip frame
and I would mock up something on your pistol for testing first
now the trigger, there is little room for much to change, Cothran Machine make a trigger but I think it would be shaped the same
again on the trigger I would make a filler for the factory triggers curve to see if you could come up with a solution and either weld the piece in or epoxy it in place
vaustin928 @ yahoo. com
push it together
you know they make plastic beads that can be heated in water and formed into what you want, maybe longer grips and you can get them in black
https://www.instamorph.com/instructions
https://www.instamorph.com/product/instamorph-12oz-black
about all I have
good luck
mike
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I highly recommend putting a trigger shoe on. It made my trigger feel 24 times better.
Here's what I went with. Much cheaper ones available but I liked this one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Crosman-1377-1322-2240-2250-2300-2400-Black-or-Silver-Aluminum-Trigger-Shoe-/331555692256?varId=540711193038&txnId=1646431374014
Trigger in the background.
Here's what I went with. Much cheaper ones available but I liked this one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Crosman-1377-1322-2240-2250-2300-2400-Black-or-Silver-Aluminum-Trigger-Shoe-/331555692256?varId=540711193038&txnId=1646431374014
Trigger in the background.
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Looks just like the one baker airguns sells. They definitely make the trigger feel better.
https://www.bakerairguns.com/product/trigger-shoes/
https://www.bakerairguns.com/product/trigger-shoes/
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VORTEK makes a 1911 type trigger for your pistol.
I think Dave at alchemyairwerks does too.
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guys a 1701 trigger is different then a 2240 trigger but they do make a stainless one but it looks the same
will the 2240 trigger shoe fit on a 1701 trigger, is it wider, what is it's wide compared to others used on Crosman pistols
will the 2240 trigger shoe fit on a 1701 trigger, is it wider, what is it's wide compared to others used on Crosman pistols
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I know with the ones I referenced on EBAY, They have two grub screws to fit "any other crosman model with a 3/16" (.1875") wide blade. "
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well the original post the complaint was the trigger blade was to curved so if the trigger shoe would fit how is that solving the too curved part
I have a email mail into the Ebay seller
and Oldsparky please jump back in your post with more input, to the whys and the changes you would like so we can better understand your thinking
I have a email mail into the Ebay seller
and Oldsparky please jump back in your post with more input, to the whys and the changes you would like so we can better understand your thinking
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The Trigger shoes I've used have the two grub screws and the shoe is not as long as the trigger blade so it can be moved up and down the blade while retaining its own curve and based on how high or low you place it along the trigger blade and how deep you set it against the blade. Mine is not completely flush with the blade itself because there was enough adjustment in the two screws for me to get it to what I liked most. It's hard to imagine until you start playing with it and adjusting it to your own actual finger.
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thanks for the reply. I am looking up these parts. I like to shoot the pistol with a two hand grip. The corpsman grip is to short for me. I have had lots of pistols over the years. but the best handgun grip for my hands is a fas 6004 ambidextrous grip. I just wish I could get more velocity out of it.
I think one of those trigger shoes might work out if the trigger doesn't get to close to the front of the trigger guard
I think one of those trigger shoes might work out if the trigger doesn't get to close to the front of the trigger guard
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