My PP750 Carbine

[B.Guns.]

I have my PP750 just about complete. It's been tuned and polished by Veradium Air. It uses a DFL Tanto, a Centerpoint 4-12 FFP scope and added a Pic rail for the Bipod. Today I added a custom stock from Bob Pattenden and SST from Ian Blade. All that's left is to add the Huma regulator. The gun has always shot well but the rod stock was just too flexible. Now it's like a new gun. The stock is rigid and super comfy. I'm digging how this is turning out. Hope you do also.

 

[qball]

That looks seriously awesome!!!!

 

[L.Leon]

Loving the stock... it looks great. Was it expensive? Does he make stocks for the pp700sa? Thanks.

 

[B.Guns.]

Loving the stock... it looks great. Was it expensive? Does he make stocks for the pp700sa? Thanks.

Thanks!!

He has been making similar stocks for the 700 but I think he's focusing on the 750s lately. Also he only ships to the UK. I had a friend in the UK ship it to me.

You can find him on the PP700W/SA & 750 Pistols and Carbines group on Facebook.

 

[B.Guns.]

That looks seriously awesome!!!!

Thanks again qball!

 

[Blejda]

I like it alot.

 

[B.Guns.]

I like it alot.

Thanks!!

 

[JungleShooter]

It looks indeed VERY NICE!

Of course, the idea of having a SHORT shooting machine (as in: pistol, or bullpup, or folding-stock carbine) has been replaced by something else — but very nice looking!  

Maybe someone would make a sturdy folding stock for the PP700 and PP750?

Matthias

 

[Dingfelder]

Just what I was thinking ... love it, but would love it even more if it was folding. It's starting to become likely a vastly more expensive modified P-rod.

 

[B.Guns.]

Just what I was thinking ... love it, but would love it even more if it was folding. It's starting to become likely a vastly more expensive modified P-rod.

Thanks glad you like it.

The adapter for a PROD folding stock cost about the same as my 750 my stock. A PROD costs $170.00 more than the 750. All in all my 750 has been more accurate than my PROD was and a bit more powerful. I think this gun for me is a keeper where I did sell off my PROD. I don't know what my final cost will be for the 750 as I'm really digging it and I'm enjoying spending the $$$ modding it. I have the Huma Reg and the Carm large capacity mags coming for it.

 

[mtnGhost]

Looks fantastic!!! That stock is incredible

 

[sticman77]

i really like that stock... kind of want to try modifying one to fit my 1377.... hmm

 

[B.Guns.]

Thanks guys. I appreciate the comments. The stock has transformed this gun into one really great shooter. The original stock was just too flexible for me. I kept feeling like I was pulling shots when I pulled the gun in tight. Now it's totally solid and was stacking all in one hole yesterday at 25 yards.

 

[Dingfelder]

Just what I was thinking ... love it, but would love it even more if it was folding. It's starting to become likely a vastly more expensive modified P-rod.

Thanks glad you like it.

The adapter for a PROD folding stock cost about the same as my 750 my stock. A PROD costs $170.00 more than the 750. All in all my 750 has been more accurate than my PROD was and a bit more powerful. I think this gun for me is a keeper where I did sell off my PROD. I don't know what my final cost will be for the 750 as I'm really digging it and I'm enjoying spending the $$$ modding it. I have the Huma Reg and the Carm large capacity mags coming for it.

Thanks for the response. Funny how stocks determine so much. Had thought seriously about selling off my Prod still not sure. The 750 with the Veradium touch-up would be the only reason I think ... now that I researched the Prod mods. Gunsmith touches on a raw unknowable, especially without the ability or knowledge to thoroughly test and know what the tests even mean, appears to slant things toward your choice. There is always something to be done to fix and perfect any number of things, if you know what you're doing and have the toolkit readily at hand. That has almost nothing to do with the choices people without a solid background make anymore than you could expect a city-liver to know how to fix the coal-fired furnace that runs his city.

 

[B.Guns.]

Got the Huma installed. Now to start tuning.

 

[bigHUN]

Let us know if the Huma reg makes a marginal difference, I may go that way but only if I can tighten the ES.

I have polished the original bewel washers first (and some other internals as well) and my PP750 is still apart, waiting for my second prototype Plenum block to be fabricated,,,maybe today finished as the last promise.

This was the first prototype part:

 

[B.Guns.]

Let us know if the Huma reg makes a marginal difference, I may go that way but only if I can tighten the ES.

I have polished the original bewel washers first (and some other internals as well) and my PP750 is still apart, waiting for my second prototype Plenum block to be fabricated,,,maybe today finished as the last promise.

This was the first prototype part:

I'll let you know. I'm really hoping it tightens my ES. I don't like the stock reg on mine. But I have the Huma in but I can't get the tube to fill. I've tried cocking the gun and tightening the hammer spring but it still won't take air. I'm using a hand pump and I'll try my compressor in a little bit. Any suggestions on getting it to take air again. I don't hear any leaks. Everything is real basic on this gun.

I've been watching your plenum project. That looks sweet. I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out,