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New look .25 Vulcan

I had to extend the rear of the stock in order to make the adjustable shoulder fit.. in doing so I used wood and wood epoxy… but my patience got the best of me and I didn’t sand it to perfection.. it is noticeable when the light hits but in the end this is still a gun so I don’t care much. Maybe one day when I’m bored I will sand it down and refinish that small area. As for now function is much improved. Much better cheek Weld and eye alignment not to mention a more stable snug grip on my shoulder. From there as you can see I added the side cocking lever witch is slicker than oiled ice..
I’m waiting on an adapter to make the LDC fit. While I was at it I finally got around to changing out the hammer spring and New Hammer I had gotten from evgeny with the slightly beveled Edge to maintain spring alignment. I did notice my caliper showed .055 on old spring wire thickness and .057 on the new spring.. I intend to chronograph to ensure nothing has changed since I had to remove the hammer spring adjustment screw..

All in all I’m happy with the new look and very pleased with the functionality from these upgrades.
All from Evgeny btw with the exception of the adapter I am waiting on.

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Yessir it does, especially after Ernest removed the “twang” it once had… It is quieter than my .25 cricket, or at least just as quiet. I want to get me a “fat boy”, but these work so well, I just have not been able to pull the trigger on one… so to speak…

Salt, how’s that LDC working out? Does it really make a big difference?

Heck yea, looks pretty dang good! VERY close to mine with the plastic stock from Tony…

Only real difference is I have a Donnyfl LDC on the factory shroud…


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Not bad FM, not bad at all.

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