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How many is too many

Already looks modded, I don’t think that’s the original trigger assembly

Still have my very first gun I bought myself when I was 8ish, it’s now a dart gun

This hurts my feelings

All my air guns are my favorite except my bandit and Mendoza

Thanks, but I had both parts on same build plate for illustration only. I printed separate and kept orientation as I already tried rotating 90 and had issues. As they say. "Ain't my first rodeo" All I need now is some shorter screws or grind these down or just leave it.ha

where did you get that carbon fiber shroud ?

I like the ability to print stuff up to get things to work like I want it to. Just finished up a forearm adaptor and pic rail for the 1377 I converted to PCP

if you want a shooter with an amazing trigger that doesn't need much if any tinkering. A VET is great. it's kinda $1k. ish https://talonairguns.com/product/taipan-veteran-ii/

gonna be a Rad time

I used this in my GXCS4, recommended somewhere

ended things on a high note, loaded a dart and took a shot n knocked it outa the park

the PCP1377(aka Notos killa) passed the 24 hr leak test. Puts some pellets on target with the pump 1377 and SeeAll sight (was difficult to get a pic looking thru it towards target). did a few shots, made some micro adjustments and then took shots at the 9,8,7,6 and was close. then mounted it...

Tanto was quiet to me.

Just finished up 2 1377’s

Yes both are 1377’s top I added the stock that came with my 1322 plus steel breech and 18inch barrel. Bottom is same breech and barrel and used the trigger assembly from my old 1377 plus foregrip from 1322 and stock from Prod. Here is the 1322 pcp

Finally after USPS got done playing around the world we go, I got parts to finish up the 1377 and the 1377 PCP regulated. Just filled to 3500 psi and found the gauges are glow in the dark….ooooh fancy

Remove the shroud and count the grooves, should be 12. Barrel might be stamped with LW logo

sent email to cancel 2 orders, just has taken too long.