Snowpeak/Artemis PP700 vs PP750

[Billinoregon]

Are both tunable to the same power levels? Looking for a possible candidate for Extreme pistol hunter field target. It would seem the ergonomics of the 750 grip and placement would yield a bit better balance.

 

[keesbo]

For use as a pistol the PP700S-A is by far the better choice.
I own both, and the PP750 as a pistol is crap.
If you want to boost your PP700 you wil have to mount a aftermarket regulator so you can enlarge the plenum.
I think then you can boost the power as much as the PP750
Build quility and enginering of the 700 is better than the 750. Also a better trigger and more safer to adjust.

 

[MikeVV]

While I don't own both, I do own and like the PP700S-A.
For me...the more vertical grip angle is much more comfortable . This is the main reason that I don't own the PP750, (or the Crossman's).

Mike

 

[boscoebrea]

I have both,the PP700 is the way to go.

 

[steve-l]

The PP700SA is superb. It is comfortable and very accurate. The stock iron sights are useless. It is easy to load with a pellet pen.

 

[keesbo]

The PP700SA is superb. It is comfortable and very accurate. The stock iron sights are useless. It is easy to load with a pellet pen.

I replaced the rear sight for a LPA witch is fully adjustable. You will have to make it fit tough.

 

[AirNGasman]

I own a 750, and have owned a 700. The 700 has potential for your purposes (if modified).

Chapter attached. BTW, you'll recognize yourself in that chapter, Bill!

View attachment Czechmate pdf.pdf

 

[steve-l]

I replaced the rear sight for a LPA witch is fully adjustable. You will have to make it fit tough.

I replaced both. I made a new taller front site and installed a new adjustable rear sight. No problem when you own a milling machine. In the end though, I ended up with a reflex sight. It is sooooo much better.