PP700 adventure started(Artemis PP700s-a)

[BSJ]

The T-Slots on the shroud would also be a good place to attach a section of rail for lights or lasers.

I've got a plan, in my head, for a telescoping wire stock that would attach via the shroud's T-Slots too...

[swish]

This is the stock set up I've been using since last summer. It allows for a great cheek weld and is very light wieght. It also carries extremely well and I can hold it like a cane with out the can hitting the ground. It also gives the option of a pistol or carbine in under a minute.

[BSJ]

This is the stock set up I've been using since last summer. It allows for a great cheek weld and is very light wieght. It also carries extremely well and I can hold it like a cane with out the can hitting the ground. It also gives the option of a pistol or carbine in under a minute.

Well, I'm going to have to steal that idea! 

Maybe use some thumb screws to hold the rod in the rings...

[SilentMatt]

This is the stock set up I've been using since last summer. It allows for a great cheek weld and is very light wieght. It also carries extremely well and I can hold it like a cane with out the can hitting the ground. It also gives the option of a pistol or carbine in under a minute.

Hey! I've been running that setup since last summer too 

Glad to see you're not just a lurker anymore...

[swish]

I used a set of high UTG rings with a 1/2" aluminum rod. I also used some 1/2" fuel line for added comfort. Works great. I can regularly hit golf balls at 60 yards and even 80 a few times. I call her The Green Gremlin. She's tuned for 685-690 fps for about 37 shots with .22 crosman piranhas. Dead quiet and a blast to shoot.

[BSJ]

I used a set of high UTG rings with a 1/2" aluminum rod. I also used some 1/2" fuel line for added comfort. Works great. I can regularly hit golf balls at 60 yards and even 80 a few times. I call her The Green Gremlin. She's tuned for 685-690 fps for about 37 shots with .22 crosman piranhas. Dead quiet and a blast to shoot.

"Fortunately" I bought a .5" aluminum rod yesterday. Realized I didn't need it when I got home. But it's sure got a use now!

[swish]

And yes a big thank you to Silent Matt for dragging me out of the shadows. Lol.

[Phillk83]

Hi everyone. New to the gate. Got my pp700 two days ago. Bought the airmax mk2. Really like the pistol already! But purchased it with the idea of turning it into a carbine for backpacking. Seen some awesome ideas on this thread! I really like the Ar stock adapter and wonder how or who to contact about one. I also really liked sawtoothscreams wood bull pup stock. Great job on that one! Wish I had the time/ability to make my own. I think the Ar stock would be a better light weight option though for my application.

[Rick67]

Hi everyone. New to the gate. Got my pp700 two days ago. Bought the airmax mk2. Really like the pistol already! But purchased it with the idea of turning it into a carbine for backpacking. Seen some awesome ideas on this thread! I really like the Ar stock adapter and wonder how or who to contact about one. I also really liked sawtoothscreams wood bull pup stock. Great job on that one! Wish I had the time/ability to make my own. I think the Ar stock would be a better light weight option though for my application.

https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=121844.1180

Vash545 is the maker of that ar adapter.

[R0B]

Has anyone considered a replacement trigger guard with a rail that protrudes out below the air cylinder? It would also be a great spot for a pistol laser as well.

That sounds like a really great idea. It would give a factory look that's reversable.

Has anyone given any thought to a .25 cal conversion?. I know it would not be a straight swap and would require engineering work which is beyond my skill level....but it would make a great pistol/carbine.

[screwwork]

Has anyone considered a replacement trigger guard with a rail that protrudes out below the air cylinder? It would also be a great spot for a pistol laser as well.

That sounds like a really great idea. It would give a factory look that's reversable.

Has anyone given any thought to a .25 cal conversion?. I know it would not be a straight swap and would require engineering work which is beyond my skill level....but it would make a great pistol/carbine.

One guy did make a .25 cal, he sold the gun but I think he may still have the barrel still?
 https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=138499.0

[R0B]

Thanks for the info. I have access to .25 barrels, but I understand that the receiver needs to be modified? .

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[screwwork]

Hi Bob
Here is the post of the build. Hi
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=137301.msg1376225#msg1376225

[R0B]

Thanks for the link......I'll maybe have a closer look next week.

Rob

[RJGTA]

Not mine, but this is looking pretty sweet too!

https://airgunwarriors.com/forums/topic/airmax-pistol-shoulder-stock-update-pics/#post-837



Nice work in progress!

[Phillk83]

Does anyone know of any tricks to getting the end cap off my pp700sa? I'm trying to replace it with a 1/2x20 adapter. It seems like the whole barrel is just spinning. I had my finger on the barrel at the breach and I can feel it spinning when I turn the end cap.

[Thiel]

Yeah, that can a problem.
Look for a hard piece of wood with a nice cutted edge and insert this into the barrel. maybe this is enough to top the spinning.

[Bob Pratl]

Does anyone know of any tricks to getting the end cap off my pp700sa? I'm trying to replace it with a 1/2x20 adapter. It seems like the whole barrel is just spinning. I had my finger on the barrel at the breach and I can feel it spinning when I turn the end cap.

It may now be the time to drill and tap the breech for a barrel retainer set screw.

[LeE]

Here is the PP700 Rail adapter all done up in CAD. It takes a pic rail section which will bolt onto the bottom. The adapter will slide onto the main tube and locks in place with a non marring set screw and a polymer disk for extra protection. 

[Fussell]

Ha, I knew you could do it. Let me know when it moves into production ;-)