Yesterday my trusty M-rod F&T fell off the bipod and split into 2 pieces. Can someone tell me where to get a replacement? Thanks
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M-rod stock replacement
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Thanks for your suggestions. Pyramyd has nothing, Crosman is non responsive, jsar kit is not available, and Boyd has nothing for the F&T model, but offered a generic...
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Post a WTB in classifieds and keep hunting, with some patience you'll get one. Crosman is probably closed for the evening, try tomorrow morning. (calling)
-Matt
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You may need a part # for Crosman. You can go to their website and download a schematic and get tye part#.
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I purchased a synthetic stock for a gen2 Mrod about a month ago direct from Crosman, part #1764-108 for $46 + shipping. Their wood stock is part #1764-103, don’t know the price on that, but Crosman customer service will provide that if you give them a call.
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Crosman was closed today due to the holiday. Try tomorrow, they will be the cheapest. Good luck with the hunt.
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I may be mistaken but thinking the factory regulated FT Mrod model may have slightly different wood stock than the standard unregulated Mrod, possibly just cosmetic but not sure. So… the part numbers I provided you above are for the standard non FT model and may not fit your rifle.
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I ordered a a couple of parts from Crosman two weeks ago. They were in stock and shipped for a flat $4 fee. I believe Crosman was closed yesterday due to the new federal holiday.
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I still have my original .25 Marauder stock, it's still like brand new because I replaced it with a Boyd's stock soon after I got the gun. I would sell the original.
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WOW, that's a lot of info; thanks to you all. I want to go as low cost as possible. Jimborg is your original stock a synthetic? If so, I'm interested; pls pm to me price with shipping to NY 12814.
Staytuned...Jim
Staytuned...Jim
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I think the gauge hole on the F&T is more toward the muzzle than the Marauder because of the regulator. My Marauder gauge hole is one and three quarter inches from the center of the gauge to the edge of the trigger guard cutout
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I called Crosman today and they have the synthetic stock for $46. I tried to order the Lothar Walther barrel offered as an upgrade on new rifles, but so far I can't find the part number; it's not on the parts diagram. Any suggestions? Also, it it worth the money?Thanks again...Jim
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So my recollection that the FT model stock was a little different than the standard model stock was correct, guess sometimes my semi geezer mind still has it! So…. don’t use either of the two part #s I listed in my earlier post. Make sure the stock you order is for the FT model, they should be able to look that up and provide you a part # as for unknown reasons don’t publish the part numbers for the FT marauder models.
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As far as the Crosman spec’s LW barrels I haven’t seen much evidence that their LW barrels are better than the newer Crosman made barrels, and have seen posts that suggest they are more accurate in some cases, and in other cases no improvement. I would see how your Crosman barrel does first before replacing it. What caliber is your gun, .177 or .22 and are you planning to use it in FT competitions?
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