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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 12:15 am |
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| yourdaddyjoe |
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| Location: Tatorville, USA |
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Here are a couple of picts for my 1077 Project...
We are starting to get night critters on our property and the 1077 with 9 LED Tactical light & Red Dot scope is doing great in leveling the playing field with the pesky Limb Rats...
The proto type Muzzle Break works great for those first 12 shots with a new co2.
My hand cut & custom shaped Muzzle Breaks are in process & will be on e-bay soon.
They are designed just for Crosman's 1077
Proto types are ready for Bluing...
Press on fit... no screws or need to shave your front sight...
The 1077 Extras:
30mm Red Dot Scope (www.opticsplanet.com)
6x32 Sniper Scope (www.opticsplanet.com)
UTG 3/8" Dovetail to Weaver Mount (Waiting on Rings from www.opticsplanet.com)
Single Space Weaver Rail (under the fore stock - Sportsmans Wharehouse)
9 LED Tactical Light w/1" Scope Ring ($5.99 for the Light @ NAPA Auto)
My very own... Custom Muzzle Break... (Me)
On order:
Leapers Tri-Rail Scope Mount (www.opticsplanet.com)
30mm Canteleaver Red Dot Mount (e-bay - Hong Kong)
Hard Case (www.opticsplanet.com)
Project in the works:
Already started carving my Thumb hole laminated target stock... (The "action bed" is finnished)
Up and coming up-grades will include:
Paintball or AirSource kit (Un-Decided witch one yet... HELP!!!)
Bi-pod
As for pistols...
I have on order the Crosman C11 Tactical (www.airgundepot.com) and a Red Dot - Open Sight (www.opticsplanet.com)
Fun Stuff...
Limb Rats! |
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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 12:43 am |
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| AirGunEric |
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You must really like muzzle brakes with all those blanks ready to go.
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