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Slavia · Moderator

It's not on the list for the GRT III trigger:
http://charliedatuna.com/GRT-III%20Trigger%20New.htm

Nor is it on the list for the GTX II trigger:
http://www.airgunsofarizona.com/GTX.htm

bltefft · Member

Verado · Member

Hello all, new member. Found this topic to be fairly helpful. I also am looking at the Remington Vantage and the Big Cat 1200. I've found alot of upgrades for the Gamo and not so much for the Remington. Im guessing since the RV uses the same platform has the Crosman those upgrades like the GRT trigger and nitro piston are compatible with this. If Im wrong can somebody correct me

AirGunEric · Site Admin

The Remington Vantage is effectively a Crosman Quest/Phantom and all the same upgrade parts are applicable.

packrat · Senior Member

So,gophergetter, were you using your neighbors gun for your testing, or have you bought a rifle already? 2 weeks ago I bought the Crosman Storm XT (which I understand now is the Quest, but with a cheaper scope..anyhow, I've put 750 rounds (appro.) through mine and I'm liking it more and more every time I use it. But, I'm just a rookie with airguns, so I'd advise to follow advice of these guys that have years and years of experience....and welcome to what has got to be the PREMIER site for all things airgun related Cool

Verado · Member

Thanks Eric.

donwalk · Veteran Member

here's what this

rifle wiil do...

there's six pellets in the circled group...three are stacked one on top of another in the middle left hole.

jlwilliams · Veteran Member

A year or two ago I got a Crosman Quest in 22 for general knocking around and vermination. Considering that it was about a hundred bucks with a scope, I'm real happy with it. Mine's still bone stock. All I do is pull a bore snake through it every so often, and a very occasional drop of RWS oil. Good for minute of squirrel accuracy and light enough to carry around a little. I know it won't last forever, but for the price and the amount I shoot it it's fine.

At the risk of herecy, I'm only luke warm on the RWS. I had one years ago (I think it was a 34, and I had it inn the early '90s) At first I was absolutely in love with it, but as time went by I shot it enough to basicly use it up. It had vibrated itself into a rattling mess wit a few replaced screws and a rattling plastic butcap. I'm older now and should really consider the Beemn rifles I have always wanted. An R1 and a Kodiac. They're on the list......I have a few powder burners and NFA items ahead of them.

Amigo · Veteran Member

Fried rabbit - YUM Smile

alphakilla · Veteran Member

I don't claim to know anything about the inner mechanics of an airgun but, I've had my Storm XT for rite around 4 years and, the older mine gets the better it gets. It has really calmed down a lot (recoil). I mainly use it for small game hunting so, compared to hardcore target shooters, I haven't put as many pellets thru it. Over the years I've taken down raccoons, furrel cats, crows and, even full grown groundhogs with it. I have never owned a high dollar airgun so, I can't recommend one. Whatever you get just remember theses 2 words, "BLUE LOK-TITE" FOR YOUR SCOPE.

Slavia · Moderator