Been playing with crosman legos. Wanted to share.

[Phillk83]

I started modding a 1300kt I received for my bday back in September. It came with the long steel breach and 18in barrel. It has finally reached a state of doneness. At least until I find something else cool I want to do to it. Lol. Just wanted to share some pics. See what you guys thought. Haven’t had a chance to chrony it yet but it hits hard!

Mods: flat top valve and solid brass piston, boss buddy transfer port (the never leak fridge hose style), stainless safety, and stainless screw replacement for the trigger frame and breach all from alchemy airwerks. Stock adapter/power adjuster, .22 flow thru bolt/handle and pivot arm pin from Mellon air. Highly recommend! Great quality and price! The metal pivot arm is a Bluefork Design with tru-glo sight. Got that from hpasports.com. Lpa mim sight, rail, and knockoff atlas bipod from eBay. Magnum hammer spring from Magnum AirPower. Polished and shimmed the trigger to tighten it up. Also lightened the spring by squishing it a little. DonnyFL Tanto to top it off. Sssssshhhhhh silence is golden. Lol. 

 

[vinny]

Looks very nice, job well done post some #’s when ya get a chance. I’m interested in knowing.

 

[Phillk83]

I am too! My chrony is three hours away at my dads house. I have a small yard at home. I have a mini ten yard range setup. Basically for functionality testing. But I keep most things there. Maybe I’ll get lucky and Santa will get me that new pocket chrony I’ve been wanting. At ten yards it’s blowing right through 1/2in particle board with 20 pumps. But the gun will dump air all the way to 45ish pumps. There is still a little air left at 50. I was a little afraid the first time I pumped it that high. I went up in 5 pump increments till it stopped emptying completely. But at that high pump count it sounded like my airmax varmint .22 (aka Diana stormrider) going off and hit the target like it too. Flattened the crow mag I shot. I don’t plan on using it like that all the time. 20 pumps seems to be the sweet spot for me. I’m happy with it and had fun building it.