I like the look of a muzzle break on this Benjamin-Sheridan C9A

[Stinger177]

Glad I could help Steve, and I'm happy that you hung in there to make it happen.

IMO Mike at TKO is the best at helping us make things happen, so Kudo's to him as well.

Be sure to give us some hunting reports.

Happy shooting! 


Dennis

[strever]

i agree
the stock is awesome

I can't help but be distracted by the custom stock....

[Knothead]

Curious which you like better, the stock gun or with the muzzle break? I think the polished nickel with the aluminum looks right? And extending the barrel is a plus to the look as well.  Honest opinions.

Where can I buy one of these adapters.

[bantam5s]

Looks better without it if you ask me.
Without it the gun reminds me of a manlicher stock safari rifle, with it the gun just looks weird.

[Hoosier Daddy]

I thought Davio at Alchemy Airwerks (Needfulthings on ebay) made those but I can no longer find them listed on either of his locations.

[Stinger177]

Looks better without it if you ask me.
Without it the gun reminds me of a manlicher stock safari rifle, with it the gun just looks weird.

I can agree with that David, and the bush/safari theme. That's all very cool. I do like original looks, and that's why I try to adhere to originality.

On the other hand, I do tend to pimp tweak/alter my guns a bit here and there, and so I will say, ...........

Steve, a year and a few months now since you first posted this topic.

I still like your rifle as in this pic. Especially if sound moderation is a necessity. Even if not, ...it's sexy.   

I don't own a Benji, but if I owned this one, I'd never let it go.

[45flint]

Wow old thread!  To update you the experiment didn’t go very far. My adapter given the nickel finish was too small.  I sanded it just enough to make it work but this affected the alignment so my pellets clipped the LCD. Got frustrated and just took everything off.  The adapter should be epoxied in alignment but I just didn’t want to do that with such a cool gun.

My collecting has kind of gone in a different more Prewar spring guns, my focus now.