[/IMG]Looks impressive but why the whimpy trigger?Things have been a bit slow at work, so I was able to do a bit more on the project.
The trigger and sear pivots are 1/8" stainless shoulder screws.
Still need to radius the edges and buff the frame.
The Frame has a trigger pull adjuster built in. It also has a small recess notched into both sides to accommodate the breech/tube/frame clamps. More pics of those when I make them.
More to come.
Looks great indeed. Any chances of selling those??? I'll take mine in candy apple annodized green!Things have been a bit slow at work, so I was able to do a bit more on the project.
The trigger and sear pivots are 1/8" stainless shoulder screws.
Still need to radius the edges and buff the frame.
The Frame has a trigger pull adjuster built in. It also has a small recess notched into both sides to accommodate the breech/tube/frame clamps. More pics of those when I make them.
More to come.
It's good for inspiration how far you can take a Crosman, or see-what-my-Crosman-trigger-is-wearing-now!Things have been a bit slow at work, so I was able to do a bit more on the project.
The trigger and sear pivots are 1/8" stainless shoulder screws.
Still need to radius the edges and buff the frame.
The Frame has a trigger pull adjuster built in. It also has a small recess notched into both sides to accommodate the breech/tube/frame clamps. More pics of those when I make them.
More to come.
...if uses just one Crosman part even - it belongs! That's what it's all about, right? Why keep reinventing the wheel, as many others have said and feel? Honestly, with respect, I can only endure X amount of pistols that are the SAME. The exception being who is making the parts. This you have going on is very different - outside the box while maintaining the emphasis of the forum; Crosman inspired.I put the stock one in just for effect. Besides, the only things Crosman that are left in this build are the barrel, hammer, sear, and trigger.
It's a relativity low priority improvement as the project can move forward with the stock trigger. I still have a few major components to make and many loose ends to tidy up.
Sometimes I wonder if this project is appropriate for this forum anymore.
Unless the moderators object, I'll keep blogging it on this forum.
if it was even inspired by a Crosman that's good enough!It's good for inspiration how far you can take a Crosman, or see-what-my-Crosman-trigger-is-wearing-now!
