I have a surgically reconstructed elbow that really hurts after shooting sessions with my Crosman 1322. Does anyone know which of these three common aftermarket replacements offers the most assistance with the cocking effort? Thanks, J
Best pump forearm for Crosman 1322
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Vernon Austin makes them, too, for $65.
They are a work of art, but the waiting time is very long:
The Green Camo Forest is mine.
Dunno who owns the blue one.
They are a work of art, but the waiting time is very long:
The Green Camo Forest is mine.
Dunno who owns the blue one.
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Are the aftermarket stocks the same length as the original? Without using some kind of compound leverage system, to get more leverage you'll need more length.
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Pump force will be the same as the pivot point is forward of the stock so it does not change. Unless you have some kind of cantilever spring setup your not going to see a change in the pump force. Comfort is a different story and that is going to be a very personal preference. If you can come up with a way to slip a longer forearm over the existing stock and still get a full closing stroke then you could effective reduce the force needed to pump up the gun, but in it's stock for (lol) comfort is the only thing you can change.
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https://squareup.com/store/bellagrips/
The site is now dead, sorry.
He used to do them for around $75(?) per set.
The site is now dead, sorry.
He used to do them for around $75(?) per set.
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For grips:
https://store.dbwebbinc.com/pistol-grips/crossman
I think they are the company who makes Crosman Custom Shop grips.
https://store.dbwebbinc.com/pistol-grips/crossman
I think they are the company who makes Crosman Custom Shop grips.
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Although those forearms are a work of art I can’t see how they will help with the cocking effort(*as mentioned above).To help with cocking you would need them to be longer to get more leverage. Only thing I can see them helping with is getting a better grip. Can anyone confirm if these forearms help with pumping force and not just a better grip?
If they don’t help you can do a few mods to get the same amount of power with less pumps. For starters, a longer barrel will be a big help. If you want to go further you can also add a flat top piston and valve. With these mods the gun will require less pumps for the same amount of power you were getting with a stock 1322.
If they don’t help you can do a few mods to get the same amount of power with less pumps. For starters, a longer barrel will be a big help. If you want to go further you can also add a flat top piston and valve. With these mods the gun will require less pumps for the same amount of power you were getting with a stock 1322.
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My VA forearm is very comfortable to pump, and so was the original OEM Fatty Crosman.
No finger-pinching on both compared to the slim ones the factory offers.
I would say it does both: much easier to grip and pump because of its heftier weight.
No finger-pinching on both compared to the slim ones the factory offers.
I would say it does both: much easier to grip and pump because of its heftier weight.
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The Tom West one I posted has a massive increase in leverage. And is the only reason I posted it. It's at a different angle (which helps) and the grip comes way back over the trigger guard allowing me to hold it wayyyy far back while pumping
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From what I can gather, this is ALL that Vernon Austin has on Ebay at the moment.
Yes, he seldom advertises his 13xx and 22xx furniture.
I am waiting for laminate stuff from him in 2 colors.
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One thing I like about the VA 13xx foregrip is that he attaches it via screws in the underbelly.
I had to send to him my lever though when he made mine.
He also installs translucent dampeners (3 layers), so the pumping sound is very subdued:
I had to send to him my lever though when he made mine.
He also installs translucent dampeners (3 layers), so the pumping sound is very subdued:
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