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Prod with some mods

Got a stock adapter and moderator today from Jim Gaska. His work is top notch! Had to grind the screw a little for the adapter but other than that perfect. Prod now looks and feels much better. Much more quieter too! Sounds like a Mrod now. I plan on getting a TKO break for it to make her really quiet. No scope yet, I bought a new camera! Takes HD movies… so I will remake my previous video of 20 yards some time when my tripod arrives.

Here’s some pics.

-Matt

Pics taken with my new camera, they are quite sexy!

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Nice! Fun little carbines to shoot.

Just wanted to say ‘Damn you, Deutsch’….

you twisted my arm with this one. Got my P-Rod coming to me hopefully by the weekend…. 😀

I used a folding stock on my Prod mod. I also used Jim Gaska’s parts, Marmot_Militia on this forum, and the parts are absolutely top of the line.

I Ebayed the folding stock from one of the airsoft dealers, and I must say I was very happy with the quality and quickness of the folder. It cut the length in half with just a second or two to collapse the stock. Perfect for tucking it under the truck seat.

Currently I am building a bullpup stock for the Prod. I’m at the finishing stages of applying several layers of truck bed liner. I’ll post some pics when I get it all tricked out. I’ve got a .132 Transfer Port being milled (OEM is .065) and I have a replacement spring in hand to move the fps up a bit further.

These little pistols are a perfect carbine in disguise. The Talon pistol is going to have to have some pretty exciting performance to overcome the Crosman product. Right now, the Talon pistol seems little more than a short Talon with a smaller air bottle. The .25 caliber is nice, but it takes a lot of air to push those heavier pellets out at a respectable speed.

Given the eight shot magazine, it’s tough to beat this little monster for short to mid range shooting. I’d like to have an LW barrel though. I might give Jim Gaska a call on that too. He can cut to fit and that offers some interesting possibilities.

Hoot 😯

Looking real good DeutschKSK!!!!

quote 271867:

Nice looking rifle how much do you have invested in it after mods??

Stock was $40
Stock adapter was $35
Moderator was $28
Swivel stud was $10

Not bad, the rest I had laying around, took the scope off my “1322” build, getting another SWFA scope for that, then saving up for a TT Marauder because I have Mrod fever again, I am screwed!

Nice looking rifle how much do you have invested in it after mods??

DMR ready 🙂

quote ssshooter:

Does the stock break down easily (tool free) for transport in a small case?

There is 3 set screws on the adapter, allen wrench is needed. Pretty simple.

Does the stock break down easily (tool free) for transport in a small case?

Bipod added! ;p

quote mywifeboughtit:

I’ve seen a bunch of posts with people using that type of stock. I love the look. How does the length and weight compare to factory?

Thx,
Ben

Length is about the same but you can adjust that if you wish.. all the parts add a little weight but I do not mind that it was too light if you ask me to begin with.. just right now.

Thanks guys!

😯 Looking good!!!

I’ve seen a bunch of posts with people using that type of stock. I love the look. How does the length and weight compare to factory?

Thx,
Ben

Nice work.

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