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Favorite 22xx got a new dress

I posted this build maybe 6-8 weeks ago. I got lucky with parts and barrel quality even after doing my own cut and recrown. This thing shot better than ANY 22xx I’ve touched. But I learned very quickly that the holds for a rifle scoped pistol and I just don’t get along. I tried a pistol scope on it but it just felt wrong.

BUT, when benched I was able to drop 4 of 5 pellets in less than an inch at 30y. However, if i’m going to bench a gun, I’d rather have a rifle.

On a completely unrelated train of thought…. I came across a stock inletted for a 2260 tube and a 22xx pistol grip. I grabbed it up thinking I’d swap tubes and drop my .177 LW barreled 22xx into it. When I went to grab the gun to start swapping parts I kept thinking…’man, I want the rifle to shoot just like that pistol’ then the duh moment hit me.

Kept all the working parts from above (including the valve, hammer and spring) but obviously had to swap out the tube and lose the grips and power adjuster. Here’s what I ended up with:

It’s dark out side but I made one (large) hole with 5 shots at 10m offhand, a hole half as big benched at 20y. I’ll try some 30y groups in the morning (my solar target lights seem to have gotten moved when the wifey cut the grass)

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ooohhh. very nice bean!!!!

Oh yeah, that looks nice 😎

NIIIIIIICE!!!

i want a pcp handgun

quote foxback:

Bean,
so are running her on co-2 or hpa? And how many shots are you getting.

Can you post a link to Mike (TKO).

Thanks 😀

Standard CO2. In the pistol form, shot count changed with the power adjuster setting. Anywhere from 25 to 60ish. I went for shot count unless I was shooting my 30y target. I’ve been shooting some this morning but have not counted shots without the power adjuster. I think I tweaked something, groups really opened up this morning.

Nice looking carbine Bean. Post up some numbers in the future.

quote Tracer22:

Both dresses are beautiful. Wish I had your talent.

Thanks, but please don’t think I did anything other than assemble parts.

Both dresses are beautiful. Wish I had your talent.

Here is the link for Mike at TKO.

http://www.tko22.com/

Carl

Bean,
so are running her on co-2 or hpa? And how many shots are you getting.

Can you post a link to Mike (TKO).

Thanks 😀

quote Bean:

when the wifey cut the grass

Dude, that killed me!!!

Awesome build Bean, really, really nice carbine. ❗

It’s not often that solid wood and laminate go together so well!

quote SteveinLA:

Right on, Bean! That’s cool! I love a stocked pistol. My first was a 1377 back in 1985 for $35. What a great little gun.

Thanks!!!
It’s only been a couple hours but I really like the way it shoulders with the custom stock. I think I need to lose the bugbuster though. The eye relief is all wrong now and this shoots well enough to carry something with finer crosshairs. Time to start swapping scopes around. I’ve got a little more than $35 in this one with the base gun, breech riser, custom shroud and of course the stock, but the only new money I spent was on the stock and 2260 tube. The rest was there or on the shelf. Trade off is that I have a 22xx that now seems like an extra and may go up for sale, but I also lost a pistol that I will not duplicate, but want to replace with something more compact.

Right on, Bean! That’s cool! I love a stocked pistol. My first was a 1377 back in 1985 for $35. What a great little gun.

quote foxback:

Did you make the ldc?? 🙄

hahahahahahahah 😀 no, that’s a special order from Mike (TKO) in a 1″ OD tube. The barrel 12 inches, 3″ of which is in the breech. The 9 inches sticking out of the breech is covered by a 16″ TKO LDC. In my best wily coyote it “be veerrwy veerrwy quiet”

wait… that’s not wily coyote, that’s elmer fudd…

Nice, very nice.

Did you make the ldc?? 🙄

Very tasteful creation Bean.

I am having so much fun with mine, they change daily, kill daily and entertain me hourly.

Roachcreek

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