Received a Benjamin Cayden Refurb .22 yesterday, but I have been busy packaging up one of my R9s to mail to buyer. I did unpackage the stock, and I like the looks of the Indonesian Walnut. Excited to put it together!
Those AR folks boxed it well with short box, stock/receiver side by side. The...
I have been considering a Talon P as an investment in simplicity, despite their looks and awkward optics mount. I want a more traditional look stock than their own. To all you Airforce fans: Who do you recommend for an aftermarket stock for the P?
I see those often from Baker Airguns - probably all rebuilt by Mike. None of those McConnell-sk types (sneaky, criminal and should-have-retired long-ago) guns!
My favorite pistol shooter at longer ranges is my HW75 with 20mm Hawke red dot, but I like my CO2 pistols for 10m can plinking. I do enjoy the PRod, but it is not in pistol form anymore. I am really liking my BSA Meteor I got cheap from A of A. My range is 25 yds limited by my property logistics.
I ordered an Octane Elite last year on a special and was so disappointed with obvious poor build quality ,I sent it back for refund. I didn't even clean/test shoot, it looked so poor.
I've always thought the AA line has a minimalist, awkward look, but with that beautiful furniture I am suddenly interested in AA products. I tend to like the more traditional, rather than tactical myself.
Speaking of stocks, how would you repair a split shoulder stock for a P Rod. It is a Tom West design; looked vulnerable from the first moment I bought it. This is model with no connection to end of breech on top. This sucker split in 1/2 when I was installing it to fit my P Rod.
If you have shot Beeman P17 or any other 1 stroke pneumatic, then you'll love its accuracy and ease. There is no recoil. This is my most accurate pistol. I have a Hawke red dot on it, and it is a laser to 45 ft. It was a pricey item, but heirloom quality!
I am out here in W NC and I seem to favor springers and pistols. I never shot pistol powder-burners growin up, so I guess that's why they seem to be so much fun.