Pistol build

That bluing you get from heat treating would pretty awsome too, l think. Another possibity could be to bore the cylinder tube in a solid square  block of Aluminium and then shape the outside for grip.

Edited by kruzaroad - 15 Dec 2023 at 3:10am

Here it is with stock and rifle scope.

Balance is good, although it's not heavy at all. Needs a higher cheek rest.

I just learnt where my jaw had to be on stock as that's what touches it on 1322.
I should imagine that it wouldn't be too hard to make a band that sits around the air cylinder with a square base to screw a bi pod into of you wanted (least with your tool access) Pauly. Probly be quite handy for laying in wait,popping birds from balconies etc.
What weight pellets were you using?
How big is the square on that target?

Plenty on Web about DIY cheek raisers. Was looking into it couple days back for sig, which I don't get a cheek wield on either. Few good ideas on the nz hunting and shooting forum that popped up when doing a DIY search on the subject.

It was just a piece of wood. Those two shots were actually the first 2 after a fill. If you remember, the speed can be a bit low after a fill until the pressure drops, then the hammer has enough energy to open the valve completely.

That shouldn't be too hard. The big thing is that as I am really amatuerish at it, what I make is quite bulky, and to keep a pistol a reasonable size, but still put in a reg, it will compromise tank size.

Also regs, gauges and mags easily add $200 + to the build.

Regs aren't alwaks needed if you can get a good valve hammer ballance.

With that build of mine, it did have a good amount of very usable shots if you look at the shot string. I actually think that getting the triggers better go a hell of a long way to making it accurate.