Mark1 makes yet another makeover - this one is well worth it! Pics....

[20caljunky]

I have owned this pistol for about 15+ years now. Started life with a 17 ½” barrel and a front/rear sight. Used to poser from CO2 – either carts or a bulk fill set up. Thing always amazes me and always shoots like a laser.
Recently I made some changes by shortening the barrel to 12 ½” and swapping for a full shroud – Big shout out to TKO for creating one amazing piece for me!
Then I added some of Vernon’s grips – WOW! Like they were made for my hands. I thought I was finished.

By the way I don’t shoot with open sights anymore as my eyes are not as good as they used to be so I added a BKL triple strap mount and a UTG scope with small side wheel.

So was I happy? Yes. Was I finished with upgrades? Not quite. Look what came in the mail not too long ago:
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/JKLDStockAMEN.jpg
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/LDstoc2.jpg
I was very excited to get it mounted up and give her a try. You mount this shoulder stock via a quick detach 1” scope ring with a weaver base. That is if you are using the bulk fill adaptor (Which I am).Check it out:
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/LDstockquickattach.jpg
The rubber vacuum seal is to protect the quick detach fill port that I use for my regulated nitrogen set up. A remote line to a choice of either a 12oz or a larger 32oz tank keeps me mobile and shooting all day.
Here she is all laid out and ready for a test drive:
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/LDfullview1.jpg
View from the front:
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/LDfromthefront.jpg
And view from the rear:
http://u.cubeupload.com/22LDcal/LDisnowlonger.jpg
I had the chance to take it out and give it a good test run. I took shots at everything in sight, between the rain showers we had over the holiday weekend, I walked the property and attacked everything from spray paint cans to field targets. Paint balls to hanging bells I in my trees.

I can say it was worth every penny. What a great addition to the ole’ pistol. Made a world of difference in taking unsupported shots (I am a sucker for some bench rested shooting). I must admit that I did need several attempts to take out a paint can at 50 yards. Not because the pistol could not perform – more because I was a little shaky from the exercise and the shooting. I told myself “One last shot” and took aim. Steadied myself. Boom! Made it.

Great way to end the day.
~GOD BLESS~

john

 

[BeemanR7]

What FUN! Cool setup. Thanks for posting.

 

[20caljunky]

I appreciate the comment. Just trying to get back into shooting after not shooting for about the past 2 months.... The arrival of the shoulder stock was a welcomed addition to the pistol.....

~GOD BLESS~

john

 

[Grin_Reaver]

"20caljunky"I have owned this pistol for about 15+ years now. Started life with a 17 ½” barrel and a front/rear sight. Used to poser from CO2 – either carts or a bulk fill set up. Thing always amazes me and always shoots like a laser.
Recently I made some changes by shortening the barrel to 12 ½” and swapping for a full shroud – Big shout out to TKO for creating one amazing piece for me!
Then I added some of Vernon’s grips – WOW! Like they were made for my hands. I thought I was finished.
By the way I don’t shoot with open sights anymore as my eyes are not as good as they used to be so I added a BKL triple strap mount and a UTG scope with small side wheel.
So was I happy? Yes. Was I finished with upgrades? Not quite. Look what came in the mail not too long ago:


I was very excited to get it mounted up and give her a try. You mount this shoulder stock via a quick detach 1” scope ring with a weaver base. That is if you are using the bulk fill adaptor (Which I am).Check it out:

The rubber vacuum seal is to protect the quick detach fill port that I use for my regulated nitrogen set up. A remote line to a choice of either a 12oz or a larger 32oz tank keeps me mobile and shooting all day.
Here she is all laid out and ready for a test drive:

View from the front:

And view from the rear:

I had the chance to take it out and give it a good test run. I took shots at everything in sight, between the rain showers we had over the holiday weekend, I walked the property and attacked everything from spray paint cans to field targets. Paint balls to hanging bells I in my trees.
I can say it was worth every penny. What a great addition to the ole’ pistol. Made a world of difference in taking unsupported shots (I am a sucker for some bench rested shooting). I must admit that I did need several attempts to take out a paint can at 50 yards. Not because the pistol could not perform – more because I was a little shaky from the exercise and the shooting. I told myself “One last shot” and took aim. Steadied myself. Boom! Made it.

Great way to end the day.
~GOD BLESS~

john

Downloaded and uploaded your pictures directly to forum. Hope you dont mind.