Let see them bulldog's!!

Awesome job with that wood stock transformation, really like how you made the trigger linkage solid, and managed to use the stock trigger/safety system.



Hopefully someone will a semi-pup and a rifle version, the BD action is one of the most capable ever produced by Crosman, possibly the most capable.

Thank you in very pleased with the build especially in performance but as many things in life (and air guns) what started of to be a wooden stocks mod, dictated everything else be addressed along the way lol glad though because the trigger tested a clean 3lbs even 33 times in a row before I just stopped testing. Really shocked me. I've since lightened it up but the thing breaks so neatly, I'm thankful to have done what I did. All on a 75yr old drill press and a $60 cross slide vise from Harbor freight lol won me some favor with 1 admirer who bought a full sized knee mill and gun smithing lathe for my shop ever since my life has been a classroom of millwork ( more of a struggle) but wouldn't have it any other way lol thanks again! 

Here's my 2018 build that I recently up'd the power on. Now shooting Hornady frontier lead .38 special semi-wadcutter hollow point 158gr at 300ftlb

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I love that stock and especially the departure from "same old same old" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good job man.

Thank you very much. I've always had a knack for being different lol 

I took a chance when I bought the first box of Hornady's . When I got back home and pushed 1 through the Green Mt. barrel, it was like they were made for each other. Along the way from there, I had good and bad days with them but after this last mod session I have settled on the love them side. I had no problem from square 1 at 50yrds. The accuracy was better than any other projectile I had found but at 100yrds it was a struggle until a got them up to 900+fps. After that the groups at 100yrds weren't so challenging. After several 100 rounds and tweeking the gun almost to death, those 8-12" groups from the beginning turned into 3-4" groups and after blowing up and through a 25lb block of ballistic clay backed with 2 4" solid concrete blocks and finding my 158gr chunk of lead had been crushed flat enough to qualify it for the thick paper class , well, it works well enough for me to except the frontier lead as my go to bulldog bullet thanks for asking and allowing me to share my feelings. I must say I felt that the final product made Benjamin look better than they had boasted with the nozzlers.lol just sayin' 

And as far as the ear shot on the deer shot, from 65yrds....I can't detail an explanation good enough to the shot the justice it deserves. I will say that it was the closest thing to have pulled the plug providing the life to the deer. Absolutely just fell limp,dead. And no teeth , hair and eyes all over the trees lol 

I feel like I can get at least another 30-50fpe out of the dog but I'm going to try and let it wait until after I have a chance to down a couple deer this coming season first. It does have 9deer, 2turkey, 3 coyotes and 1bobcat under it's belt so far. Also took a shot on a black bear in the neighborhood of 300-325lbs and made a solid hit. Just lost the blood trail and then realized I had loaded 81 gr pellets by mistake that afternoon. Not something I will let happen again, hopefully lol

250fpe NSA 110 @ 1000FPS!

I remember it is a German website. Steve from Airgun Evolution had it on his channel and has links to it. Look him up. He had it on his bulldog.j

Here's my 2018 build that I recently up'd the power on. Now shooting Hornady frontier lead .38 special semi-wadcutter hollow point 158gr at 300ftlb

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I love that stock and especially the departure from "same old same old" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good job man.

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This is Amazing! Wow! Your gun wins, if this was a completion. That is amazing artwork! Thanks for sharing

wow I had no Idea them guns shot so well and had that much power LOU

Thank very much for your kind words the gun has taught me a lot and continues to amaze me with it's capabilities. 

Krett-

The more I look at your translation of the Bulldog the more I realize I am going to have to go in a similar direction. The primary reason is to make tuning/disassembly easier....

I have a couple of Bulldogs. My TJ barreled Bulldog that is pictured in this thread, Bulldog #2 as I call it, can switch from a downright surgical, 15 shot 155fpe regulated gun to a 3 shot 300fpe gun by simply changing tubes, hammers, and hammer springs. That process would be so much nicer if disassembly was a 1 or 2 screw affair vs. the clamshell clusterfluck...

I really like how you adapted the OEM trigger and safety I would love to be able to purchase that setup, if not the whole setup, at minimum the trigger/safety assembly....

Would I be wrong to assume Veradium is ahead of Pitbull right now in terms of power? 


Saw YouTube videos of the Taurus getting consistent 300+fpe with basically any grain up to 10 shots.

I haven’t seen that from Pitbull mods.

Would I be wrong to assume Veradium is ahead of Pitbull right now in terms of power? 


Saw YouTube videos of the Taurus getting consistent 300+fpe with basically any grain up to 10 shots.

I haven’t seen that from Pitbull mods.

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I'm not sure who is ahead on the power curve, but I do know in talking with Brian at Veradium air that he SAFELY pushed those guns to the max. He knows his stuff for sure. I have my Bulldog with him now and looking forward to getting it back!

My Mega Pitbull should be to me just after Labor Day. Can’t wait.

Beautiful