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Buck Rail was one of the companies that had a table at the 2024 Pyramyd Cup. This was a great move as it enabled owner Terry Harman to showcase his amazing creative design and engineering abilities!
Below. Want a Hatsan Blitz full-auto air rifle, tripod-mounted and with spade grips? Yip. Terry’s built it…
Buck Rail is a veteran owned/family-owned and operated business. It started when Terry decided to create a 3D-printed scope mount for the Daisy Buck 105. Plus, it was a way for his children – the Harmans have five – to earn some extra money.
From that starting point, Buck Rail has evolved way beyond that into a genuine international ecommerce business. The first small accessory parts have now been joined by more complex, larger upgrade kits, like those we are seeing here.
Terry told me that the family designs, brainstorms, prints, and ships together. And the family aspect was continued at the Pyramyd Cup. Terry was accompanied by his eldest son Atticus who clearly is another clever, creative and capable individual in his own right. Fantastic!
Below. Or are you looking for a tactical chassis upgrade for your Barra 1100z? Here it is.
I have to tell you that there was HUGE interest in Buck Rail products. Most significantly, much of that interest was from the other trade exhibitors. That’s a testimony to the impact Terry and his son had on those present. Congratulations to them!
Maybe you’ve been wanting a tactical conversion kit for your Umarex Gauntlet. Guess what? Terry has that too, in conjunction with Hajimoto, as we see in these two photographs below.
Many of the company’s products are “tactical-looking” conversions for existing airguns. They are printed from SLS Fused PA12 Nylon, making them tough, durable and with a good surface finish. And the prices are very attractive, I have to say.
Terry also showed me his tactical conversion kit for the Umarex Notos.
Or do you want an amazingly-smooth, pump-cocking system for the new Umarex Zelos? That would be perfect for the Gunslynger competition. Yip…
That certainly impressed me. More significantly, it impressed the Umarex folk who were also attending the Cup.
And there was more…
Try this side-folding, removable stock conversion kit for Snowpeak pistols. It uses a vertical Picatinny rail to connect the two sections, while retailing access to the hammer spring tensioner.
Terry was also showing a new housing for the NateChrony.
NateChrony was another innovative, small business that’s doing something amazing in the airgun world. In fact, the two businesses were set-up side-by-side with each other at the 2024 Pyramyd Cup. Coincidence? I don’t think so!
We’ll bring you more about NateChrony soon…
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