Here is my collection (so far)

[UlteriorModem]

Here is my collection so far. Nothing fancy but having fun with them. I am sure a lot of you have seen these over and over so just bear with me please.

I don't have any FPS or FPe numbers since I don't own a chronograph.

From Top to Bottom all in .22

Benjiman NP2 "Mayhem": Great gun, very consistant. Took about 150 rounds before it settled down but its pretty even and quiet now.

Diana "Chaser": What can I say, two guns for the price of one. Shown here in its rifle configuration, it also can be configured as a carbine or pistol. It is crazy accurate with 1" groups at 20 yards. The 8 shot magazines are a real fun factor for me too.

Crossman 1322: Several mods which I am sure some of you will notice. This is a fun gun to shoot at 10 meters. It has a problem with a lot of flyers though. I still haven't found a good pellet for it. Too busy shooting the other guns

ps; Is the restriction on external links permanent?

[Acapulco]

Nice little group. I remember starting out with a B3, Qb 78 and daisy 1000 powerline.

Hold on &  Have fun !!

[A.K.A. Tommy Boy]

Wow Tom....That's a Nice selection of guns that You have !      Do you have a favorite ?       I just harvested a Gray Squirrel with a 1377 this morning.       A 1322 like Yours, would have been a better choice for hunting.

Best Wishes - Tom

[UlteriorModem]

Good shooting to bag a squirell with a 1377. My 1322 is kind of tempermental lots of flyers come out of that thing! I don't know if I would trust it out hunting. Probably just need to find what pellets it likes, like I said.

My 'favorite', torn between the Mayhem and the Chaser.

The chaser is a really fun plinker, quiet, accurate, light, very few flyers, and the magazines make it fun! It is also fun as a pistol too. So I shoot the Chaser way more than the others.

The Mayhem is also deadly accurate and has of course a lot more drive and 'pop'. But after about 30 or so rounds I need to take a brake from cocking it. At 20 lbs of cocking force it can be a work out for an old fart like me

[A.K.A. Tommy Boy]

Good shooting to bag a squirell with a 1377. My 1322 is kind of tempermental lots of flyers come out of that thing! I don't know if I would trust it out hunting. Probably just need to find what pellets it likes, like I said.

My 'favorite', torn between the Mayhem and the Chaser.

The chaser is a really fun plinker, quiet, accurate, light, very few flyers, and the magazines make it fun! It is also fun as a pistol too. So I shoot the Chaser way more than the others.

The Mayhem is also deadly accurate and has of course a lot more drive and 'pop'. But after about 30 or so rounds I need to take a brake from cocking it. At 20 lbs of cocking force it can be a work out for an old fart like me

Tom.......I have found that my Crosman 2100 Multi-Pump Rifle and both my 1377 Pistols shoot real well with Crosnman 177cal 7.4gr Pointed Pellets.      Most generally speaking Crosman guns will shoot Crosman pellets.   It is just a matter of finding which one.

I have read a lot of very good reviews about the Crosman Mayhem Np2 rifle. Most folks that have them really like them and they are Quiet too ! (For a gas ram springer)     I have the Crosman Summit Ranger Np2 Rifle in 22cal.  It is a good backcountry hunting rifle. It will take a lot of abuse yet still function well.   I used mine, last winter, up until the end of February and it functioned just fine in the cold, ice and snow of Minnesota.   

Your Mayhem should be just as tough and a better hunter because it is quieter.


Best Wishes - Tom

[Wolverineshooter]

Great collection to start and grow.

I have the Mayhem, and as you said, it is very accurate. I also did a trigger mod to make it lighter which further helps with the accuracy.

[Back_Roads]

Nice collection there Tom, I think the 13xx guns weakest link is the trigger, get that lightened up your accuracy will come around on that one too.

[UlteriorModem]

Thanks guys.

Yea actually I modded the triggers on both the mayhem and the 1322. The stock Mayhem is like a 6 lb pull 

The 1322 was easy. I just sqeezed the stock spring in a vise some. Hardest part was to not let the spring go flying across the room 

The Mayhem I found a lighter spring same diameter as the stock and cut it to size, a small thin washer on either side of the trigger where the trigger pin goes through and a generous supply of PTFE grease. I might still go back and polish the trigger and witness bar. The pre action seems a bit squirrely and sometimes once its pulled to the engagement it will say there if you take off your finger. But right now its pretty nice. No idea what the pull is but I will guess around 2-3 lbs.

I don't think I modded the chaser just adjusted the first stage a little.