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Show me your custom “Budget “ break barrel.
- Thread starter Perle
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Not a break barrel, but definitely budget. The Snowpeak B3-1 cost about $50 new. I added a PRC (Peoples Republic of China) army muzzle brake and sling. The gun did not come with the later added scope mount, so I removed the open sight and installed a piece of aluminum dovetail scope mounting. I believe the total cost, including the 4X20 scope was less than $100. Great fun to shoot.
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Those are some really nice looking budget guns guys. Here's mine. Crosman Storm XT in .177. I installed a new trigger and refinished the stock. It's actually well made. All wood and metal. No plastic except for the "iron sights". The plastic fiber optic sights work very well with my eyes. This is the rifle I used to learn how to take apart springers.
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Is that a GTR trigger in there??
Nice wood work..... I was gonna say” nice wood “but my girlfriend said it could be misconstrued
Nice wood work..... I was gonna say” nice wood “but my girlfriend said it could be misconstrued
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Perle, I believe it's a GRT trigger. I ordered it from charliedatuna. It's a big improvement over the factory trigger.
Thanks for the compliment on my wood, oops I mean stock.
Thanks for the compliment on my wood, oops I mean stock.
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$54 Webley Spector .177 from Amazon. Came looking almost like this. That Spector stock now has a Hatsan Edge .25 cal springer in it, sprayed with Duplicolor clear truck bed coating and used as a short range brush gun and no cares if I scrape it up.
Got my hands on a Hatsan 1000X Beech stock, little cutting and painting, dropped the Spector .177 in it and it ended like this:
I do have a couple others but there's 2 anyway...lol.
Got my hands on a Hatsan 1000X Beech stock, little cutting and painting, dropped the Spector .177 in it and it ended like this:
I do have a couple others but there's 2 anyway...lol.
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That’s a sweet 1000.
What’s done inside. ( love the color matching )
It’s nice to shoot good looking airguns......
What’s done inside. ( love the color matching )
It’s nice to shoot good looking airguns......
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Inside, just cleaned up, proper lube and a new piston seal since the idiots at Hatsan gouged it up installing. Also did some simple and cheap home mods to make the trigger a little better.
When Webley went belly up and got bought by Highland Outdoors Group back in 2006, they contracted Hatsan to build rifles for them to keep the air gun side alive and where Hatsan got the idea to make some of theirs:
-Webley Tomahawk is a prettier version of the Hatsan Model 95.
-Spector, Valuemax are where the Edge/Striker/1000X rifles got their start.
Minor cosmetic differences and names but same rifles and all the parts interchange.
This one is a Turkish built Webley Valuemax .20 caliber. They don't make them anymore and was only $100 and a synthetic stock. The stock is another Hatsan 1000X only hand refinished and the Valuemax dropped right in with no mods needed to make it fit. Also has a Hatsan Vortex gas ram in it which the Valuemax never came with but drops right in
When Webley went belly up and got bought by Highland Outdoors Group back in 2006, they contracted Hatsan to build rifles for them to keep the air gun side alive and where Hatsan got the idea to make some of theirs:
-Webley Tomahawk is a prettier version of the Hatsan Model 95.
-Spector, Valuemax are where the Edge/Striker/1000X rifles got their start.
Minor cosmetic differences and names but same rifles and all the parts interchange.
This one is a Turkish built Webley Valuemax .20 caliber. They don't make them anymore and was only $100 and a synthetic stock. The stock is another Hatsan 1000X only hand refinished and the Valuemax dropped right in with no mods needed to make it fit. Also has a Hatsan Vortex gas ram in it which the Valuemax never came with but drops right in
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Haven't shoot it really outside, only indoor at low power, still working on the receiver to make it look more realistic.
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Inside, just cleaned up, proper lube and a new piston seal since the idiots at Hatsan gouged it up installing. Also did some simple and cheap home mods to make the trigger a little better.
When Webley went belly up and got bought by Highland Outdoors Group back in 2006, they contracted Hatsan to build rifles for them to keep the air gun side alive and where Hatsan got the idea to make some of theirs:
-Webley Tomahawk is a prettier version of the Hatsan Model 95.
-Spector, Valuemax are where the Edge/Striker/1000X rifles got their start.
Minor cosmetic differences and names but same rifles and all the parts interchange.
This one is a Turkish built Webley Valuemax .20 caliber. They don't make them anymore and was only $100 and a synthetic stock. The stock is another Hatsan 1000X only hand refinished and the Valuemax dropped right in with no mods needed to make it fit. Also has a Hatsan Vortex gas ram in it which the Valuemax never came with but drops right in
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I am familiar with Webleys journey !!Inside, just cleaned up, proper lube and a new piston seal since the idiots at Hatsan gouged it up installing. Also did some simple and cheap home mods to make the trigger a little better.
When Webley went belly up and got bought by Highland Outdoors Group back in 2006, they contracted Hatsan to build rifles for them to keep the air gun side alive and where Hatsan got the idea to make some of theirs:
-Webley Tomahawk is a prettier version of the Hatsan Model 95.
-Spector, Valuemax are where the Edge/Striker/1000X rifles got their start.
Minor cosmetic differences and names but same rifles and all the parts interchange.
This one is a Turkish built Webley Valuemax .20 caliber. They don't make them anymore and was only $100 and a synthetic stock. The stock is another Hatsan 1000X only hand refinished and the Valuemax dropped right in with no mods needed to make it fit. Also has a Hatsan Vortex gas ram in it which the Valuemax never came with but drops right in
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You should like this Turkbow ! Lube tuned and debured.
I like Hatsan a lot !Formerly had the WFH and Walther Talon
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"Blemished" Hatsan 87QE .25 cal I bought from Midway for $118. Stock came on a Hatsan Model 95 the former owner was selling as a parts rifle for $50.
Stripped/stained/Tru-Oiled the stock, Had a local place make me a couple brass plates that say Mod 87QE, Krylon Brass colored paint on a few things and now a custom Hatsan 87QE .25 In a Turkish Walnut stock.
Stripped/stained/Tru-Oiled the stock, Had a local place make me a couple brass plates that say Mod 87QE, Krylon Brass colored paint on a few things and now a custom Hatsan 87QE .25 In a Turkish Walnut stock.
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