The Trail NP- GRS and Trail NP-XL- GRS Kits Now Available.

[gene_sc]

Today I picked up the bushing and washer kits from the machinest. Will be filling pre-orders tomorrow. I will be shipping installation instructions with the kits. Also you will find the installation instructions at http://www.airguntoys.com. Pricing and instruction will be there by tomorrow.

Also Ed, aka Shadow will have these kits available for tunes and installation by the first of next week.

Gene

[MGMER]

Great job Gene.  Thanks for the email, notifying me about the availability of the XL mod.  I have ordered through your web site.  Now I will have to pick everyones brain for tips on tuning my XL. 

Thanks again!!

[craigyt]

excellent, just ordered mine, thank you!

looking forward to tuning the Trail NP!

[Kazman]

Today I picked up the bushing and washer kits from the machinest. Will be filling pre-orders tomorrow. I will be shipping installation instructions with the kits. Also you will find the installation instructions at http://www.airguntoys.com. Pricing and instruction will be there by tomorrow.

Also Ed, aka Shadow will have these kits available for tunes and installation by the first of next week.

Gene

Can and will you be selling / shipping to Ontario Canada ? 

[tom108]

YESsssss! Just ordered.

[lettercarrier1]

put me down for one of these

if it fit's the Nitro GP

I am game

warren

and remember "it's 30% the shooter and 70% the gun"

[Rimshot]

XL ordered

Thank you

[SciGuy]

Almost missed this.  Order sent.

[tom108]

do i really need a spring press on the NP? cant imagine that the load it to great.

thanx

[gene_sc]

You need to be able to releive pressure of ram to get cross pin out. Not as dangerous as spring but be advized I suggest a safe method of removing ram.

[tom108]

You need to be able to releive pressure of ram to get cross pin out. Not as dangerous as spring but be advized I suggest a safe method of removing ram.

Roger That!

[Duber]

The NP-GRS Kit was waiting in the mailbox for me when I got home from work tonight. Thank you for making this available for us NP and XL owners, Gene. Much appreciated! Now I just need to find the time to get it installed...


Regards,
Duber

[Rian]

I can't wait for mine to arrive.  I also suspect it will greatly reduce the current effect of shots getting thrown off by pulling the trigger differently in the later stage.  Probably because the trigger latch catches the back of the piston while the foward force is in the front allowing the back to slop arround when released.

[Faithfulfatherof2]

Does it fit and is it needed On the Remington NPSS versions?

[gene_sc]

No, the GRS Kits are not needed for the Crosman/Remington Short Stroke NPSS Gas Rams. 

[Faithfulfatherof2]

Thank you!

[ffishnfly@comcast.net]

I am pretty new to the airgun scene so excuse my ignorance. I ordered a Ben NP and put a new trigger on it. It is shooting very well now. I picked up on on this kit being available. I have two questions. 1. Which kit fits my gun, and 2. Where do I obtain the tool called a spring press?  Thanks.

[craigyt]

have these been sent out yet?

[craigehlke]

I installed the Trail NP-XL-GRS kit yesterday. It goes in very easy since you do not need a spring compressor with the NP-XL. (You do need a spring compressor with the standard NP.)

My XL is in .25 and I have been struggling to tighten up the groups. I did not expect the kit to help with that but was very pleasantly surprised when it did. Groups tightened up significantly. Must be making the shot cycle more consistent. Well worth the investment.

Next I will try the NP kit on my Crosman Venom. (Same as the NP but in .177.) 
Craig Ehlke

[airiscool]

I am pretty new to the airgun scene so excuse my ignorance. I ordered a Ben NP and put a new trigger on it. It is shooting very well now. I picked up on on this kit being available. I have two questions. 1. Which kit fits my gun, and 2. Where do I obtain the tool called a spring press?  Thanks.

Welcome.  Go to Gene's link in the first post of this thread. Your kit is listed there.

To safely open a Trail NP up, you'll to make your own 'spring compresser'. There are a number of ways they can be made. Try typing 'spring compresser' into the search function and you should see a bunch of posts, many with pictures of how the guys have built theirs.

Good luck.

Paul.