Pistol looks fantastic and super accurate, and the fellow shooting the pistol is super accurate.
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What pistol did you shoot today
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1377 with modified brass valve, solid piston pump cup with felt wiper, and metal front sight. Installing a Lothar walther barrel, trigger shoe and super sear soon.
5 shots 5 yards, I pulled that one shot.
5 shots 5 yards, I pulled that one shot.
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I’d like to know that too. I have several projects that I’d like to upgrade with LW barrels.
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I believe one can order them from crosman direct. I purchased a used 2289 not long ago and found it was a turned into a .177 and after converting it back to a.22 I realized what the barrel was. Other than that I believe other vendors carry them.
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This is for all you repli-gun folks.
The Barra Schofield comes standard as a .177 BB gun, but there's a rifled barrel upgrade for pellets.
This one arrived yesterday and I immediately swapped the smooth bore for the rifled barrel.
It's no match gun, but the accuracy is still very good (pellets, that is. The BB accuracy was terrible as expected).
Got my best groups with 7.9gr hollow points, and about 60 good shots per cylinder.
The shells are different for the pellet conversion.
BB shells have a plastic nose for loading BBs in the front, pellet shells have a plastic insert in back for loading pellets in back.
For those who also own the Umarex Colt SAA, the shells are not cross-compatible. Although at first glance they look almost identical.
The Colt shells are slightly larger in diameter and will not go into the Schofield.
And the Schofield shells are not only too small in diameter to properly fit the Colts' cylinder, they're also slightly shorter. So even if someone did stuff one into a Colt it probably would leak like a seive at the barrel interface.
The Barra Schofield comes standard as a .177 BB gun, but there's a rifled barrel upgrade for pellets.
This one arrived yesterday and I immediately swapped the smooth bore for the rifled barrel.
It's no match gun, but the accuracy is still very good (pellets, that is. The BB accuracy was terrible as expected).
Got my best groups with 7.9gr hollow points, and about 60 good shots per cylinder.
The shells are different for the pellet conversion.
BB shells have a plastic nose for loading BBs in the front, pellet shells have a plastic insert in back for loading pellets in back.
For those who also own the Umarex Colt SAA, the shells are not cross-compatible. Although at first glance they look almost identical.
The Colt shells are slightly larger in diameter and will not go into the Schofield.
And the Schofield shells are not only too small in diameter to properly fit the Colts' cylinder, they're also slightly shorter. So even if someone did stuff one into a Colt it probably would leak like a seive at the barrel interface.
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I love the look and performance of that 2.75" shorty; I have it on my GK1 as well
Did you get a speed loader gate to replace the stock gate? The GK1 is just such a game changer in the air gun pistol arena....Upvote 0
I have the speed loader gate coming preordered the pictinny top rail and the stock attachment thingie. Have Buck Rail kit on my .22.I love the look and performance of that 2.75" shorty; I have it on my GK1 as well
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Are you purchasing them from huben3dparts.com? I think they make one of the best loading gates that is designed as if it came from Huben. You will enjoy the top rail so you can mount a red/green dot sight towards the rear, especially with the accuracy of the GK1 which can shoot accurately at rifle distances.
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Yes I also purchased the loading gate from them for my GK1 .22 a few months back. Optics is a pita and a $1250 pistol Should have a way better Iron sights. We have a dog problem here in San Antonio I live in a unincorporated part of town. 2 Seniors have been mauled to death I don’t plan on being one!
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Last time being shot as a co2. Being converted today to hpa. Home built front half from nightstand valve and a challanger rear half
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