Crosman 1399 Custom Shoulder Stock Reviews

very durable and easy to install

Put a rubber but on the stalk so it doesnt slide off your shoulder.

Also put a cheak riser on it.

I like everything! It's not as big as I thought it would that's a good thing. The grips feel fuller than the stock grips on a 1377. Easy and quick to install and makes the 1377 look much cooler plus accuracy improves 200%

I Wich it had a quick release mechanism to be able to switch from carbine mode to pistol mode without screwing and unscrewing.

If you have a 13xx and can't decide if it's worth the purchase, my advice is it is worth every penny and more, buy it!

Fast shipping from Pyramid. Can always trust the quality of Crosman products. Easily fit my Crosman 2240 CO2 pistol. Big help for my old shaky hands.

No changes. Pyramid always delivers.

Highly recommend Pyramid. Big selection and fast order processing and shipping.

GOOD FIT EXCELLENT PRODUCT

fit 2240 great

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Easy to install. Perfect fit on my 2240.

I’ve got long arms, so wish the length of pull was a bit longer.

It’s cheap in price, good fit, easy to install. Great way to turn the pistol into a carbine.

Worked great

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Great value. Glad I purchased

Well built Good fit

Not easy to do but would try to design a more robust mount.

Good stock to turn your Crossman pistol in to a carbine.

Added lop makes it much more stable to shoot. Fits nice and tight onto frame.

Nothing, it does exactly what it should

Base sights on the 1377 are not meant for this, holding the gun this close makes the sight alignment a guesstimation game, it shoots where you aim but precision isn't going to happen. Steel breech with a basic scope is a great investment. The dovetail barrel bands kind of work and for the price it's hard to complain but you have to jimmy rig it with some dense cloth or other material under the barrel to make them secure and it makes for a very ugly mod.

Ability to shoot a pistol more accurately

Could be two inches longer or extendable

You won't regret this stock if you like accurate pistol shooting

Its a stock for an air pistol...it cant fix your car or your relationship, just forget her bro, she doesn't like your style... But on the other hand, this item is nearly perfect, except for having to add layers to the pistols hand grip framework on both sides in order for the stock to not wobble or shift.

More material where the frame of the grip is.

Its plastic. It has sharp edges. But it's molded perfectly to someone's shoulder

Well built sturdy

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Looks cheap and goofy, but I absolutely love the control is affords. Hate is so much I bought an extra. :o)

The fit is not the tightest; it moves a bit on the frame of the gun, and can not be tightened enough to to eliminate loose fit. Another pair of countersunk screws would remedy the problem, or I suppose you can crib it up with something.

They're cheap to buy, and look funny, but more effective that you might think.

I bought this stock to modify it for use with my Benjamin Trail NP Mk II. It is not the easiest mod, but it is the only thing close to what I needed. I am not quite finished, but so far so good. It will really make my Mark II look so good. Just trying it for fit and stability, it really works. The Mark II is very heavy, (too heavy for single handed shooting). The addition of a shoulder stock improves accuracy 100%. All in all for the price, it is by far the only choice I could find.

The only better choice would if someone would offer a stock to fit the Mark II.

Easy instalation They are the right length for me.

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Works great for Crosman 1322 & 2240

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Can't go wrong with crosman stock fits good & removable when needed.

THE SIMPLEST METHOD TO FIX THE WOBBLE - PURCHASE A 100-PACK OF SIZE 006 RUBBER OR SILICONE O-RINGS ($2.38 on Amazon). Place an O Ring around each of the four (4) metal guide posts on the bare metal grip frame. Install the stock. Every time you remove and then replace the stock, use NEW O-RINGS (if you try to reuse the old ones, they may no longer fit snuggly around the guide posts, and may frustrate you if they keep falling off during installation). No drilling, no gluing, no altering the stock...and CHEAP (my 100 pack is almost gone, but that's after five years of use on my four 1399 stocks).

THE SIMPLEST METHOD TO FIX THE WOBBLE - PURCHASE A 100-PACK OF SIZE 006 RUBBER OR SILICONE O-RINGS ($2.38 on Amazon). Place an O Ring around each of the four (4) metal guide posts on the bare metal grip frame. Install the stock. Every time you remove and then replace the stock, use NEW O-RINGS (if you try to reuse the old ones, they may no longer fit snuggly around the guide posts, and may frustrate you if they keep falling off during installation). No drilling, no gluing, no altering the stock...and CHEAP (my 100 pack is almost gone, but that's after five years of use on my four 1399 stocks).

THE SIMPLEST METHOD TO FIX THE WOBBLE - PURCHASE A 100-PACK OF SIZE 006 RUBBER OR SILICONE O-RINGS ($2.38 on Amazon). Place an O Ring around each of the four (4) metal guide posts on the bare metal grip frame. Install the stock. Every time you remove and then replace the stock, use NEW O-RINGS (if you try to reuse the old ones, they may no longer fit snuggly around the guide posts, and may frustrate you if they keep falling off during installation). No drilling, no gluing, no altering the stock...and CHEAP (my 100 pack is almost gone, but that's after five years of use on my four 1399 stocks).

Excellent option for turning a 2240 pistol into a carbine. Add a steel breech, longer barrel and a red dot sight and you have a small but powerful airgun.

Make the cheek rest a little higher. Hard to get a cheek weld with a red dot sight on it.

I had to put two layers of electrical tape on the rear and the bottom of the hand grip frame to take up play before I mounted the stock. Now it's firmly affixed. Do not over tighten screws or you could crack the stock. Use blue loctite on screws.

improved accuracy on my 1377

Slips on and off very quickly.

Rubber on the shoulder rest

You'll find it has a slight up and down movement when secured. I used 2 thin strips of self sticking Velcro. The soft side. 1 strip on the cast trigger handle of the gun itself, and a strip in the receiving end of the stock where the cast portion slips between the little steps. After that, no movement. Buck rail dot com sells all sorts of suppressors, barrel bands, and mounts. Cheap pricing as well!