My MK1 LD
A brown box came today from Mac1. I have been patiently waiting for my new MK1 LD to arrive. I picked up a nice Crosman Mk1 from the YF Classified (thanks Stephen!) and drove it over to Tim on a Saturday morning. When I got there it was a few minutes before he opened and he already had people hanging out chewing his ear.
I told Tim what I wanted and paid the man. Then the wait started. I then left and went to a great BBQ place near his shop that I saw on Diners Dives and Drive Thrus http://www.jaybeesbbq.com/ true memphis BBQ in L.A. it was not a little good, it was great and people where lining up as it opened. So if near Mac1 get some lunch at Jay Bee’s. I let the great pulled pork sandwich ease my pain of waiting for my custom airpistol to be completed.
4 weeks pass and my LD is ready and Tim is shipping it out. When I get a call from home that a pkg has arrived I sneak out the back door of my office and drive home only to bring the pistol back to work. As I opened the well wrapped pkg the LD was finally home. Hard to believe a pistol over 30 years old could look so new. I had Tim put on a 10″ barrel and the rest of the LD treatment. When I got home I put the BKL mount on it and a Center Point scope on, the bug buster equivalent in 6x. It took about 5 shots to get it zeroed in at 20 yards and it was hitting hard and was making one hole even with my shaky hand while I rested on a tripod.
The trigger was fine and light the weight of the gun 3.12 lbs with scope and mount balanced nicely. It was a very hard hitting gun with accuracy that was very impressive in a short time period. I have plans to craft a vented shroud to quiet it down to whisper levels. So to make a long story short….I am very happy and recommend people getting one while you can.
I also have 2240’s and 1377’s and while they are nice guns no matter what you do to them they are not in the same league as the LD. The LD feels like a quality made custom pistol and is worth every penny! Thanks Tim…as always.

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No advantage to Mk1/Mk2 as the LD is made in .22cal. The Mk1/2 is just .177 cal/.22 cal. As per Tims Mac-1 post on the yellow, try looking at gun swaps/exchanges, garage sales and put ads in local papers where you get one on the cheap.
The internet savvy folks like on gunbroker, airgunforums, etc. know what they have and try to extract market value or even more. I saw one ad on ebay where they wanted $100 just for the box!! Ridiculous