Shortening a Crosman stock

badammo · Sep 27, 2019

I just picked up a Benjamin p- rod and it is a great little pistol. Although the Crosman/ Benjamin stock is too long for mounting the shirt scopes that I like to use. The UTG bugbuster is a great little scope for a gun like this. The problem is that the scope sirs way too forward and you have to crane your neck to get close enough

So I trimmed about one and a quarter inches off the stock and now it's great.

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Scouty · Sep 27, 2019

Nice. What adhesive did you use?

I'm thinking about doing something similar with mine but I'll also cut a wedge out of the lower section to raise the cheek height up.

Do you have a picture with the Bugbuster attached with the modified stock?

badammo · Sep 27, 2019

I used epoxy with the wooden dowels for support.

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It is also supporting a Donny FL sumo, this thing is now. Nearly silent.

survivor45 · Sep 29, 2019

dan_house · Nov 12, 2019

The 1399 stock is IMO too long for most people. But as youve learned , its easy to shorten.

now we need Crosman to make one with an adjustable cheek riser so its even better with scopes

badammo · Nov 19, 2019

I took some two inch foam rubber and wrapped it around the buttstock and wrapped with electrical tape. It didn't turn out too bad.

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