Who has the best price on Prod .22 mags? I can't find it on Amazon. They all say Mrod "rifle".Right now Crosman has the best price.
Quote Who has the best price on Prod .22 mags? I can't find it on Amazon. They all say Mrod "rifle".Right now Crosman has the best price. Crosman wants $15.84 for shipping to me for 3 magazines, and code AGNATION did not work on this. Pyramyd charges $7.99 shipping. With a 10% off coupon, this makes Pyramyd $6.40 cheaper for me. The Pyramyd VELOCITY-19 coupon is only valid on $100 or more now. They wised up this time, since we were placing $25 orders with the $25 off coupon.
BTW, got mine a couple of days ago and no complaints so far. My first impressions: The Prod is a little more quiet than I had expected so that's a good thing! The gun came fully functional and I like that it's lightweight. BIG difference from all the big (heavy) rifles I 've been shooting all these years, except for the Disco which is relatively light. I am sure once I mount a scope it will still feel light or just right around 5lbs. I am using it with the rifle stock so the scope will probably make it feel more balanced or more like a rifle, because without a scope it feels too light for a rifle setup.15-shot string over the Chrono averaged 620fps with 14.3gr and standard deviation was very very small. Almost like it has a reglator. The gun is obviously set at low power (I am hoping) from the factory, so I will have to tinker with the power/spring adjustment screws to bring it up to 650-660fps where I prefer it. Starlings can be quick to react... Wish they shipped them setup with mid-power but that's fine. Not really complaining.The only 2 things that bugged me a little were that it came with MANY finger prints all over the gun - on the breech, the air tube and the shroud It was like 2-3 people handled the gun. The guy that supposedly test shot it never wiped it down or at least didn't do a good job. The 2nd thing is that the matte finish on the air tube is full of tiny little scratches that are easy to spot My guess is during assembly they kept rubbing the shroud on it or it was just not finished well. Did anyone else notice that on their Prod?BTW, the matte finish on the shroud is much better and looks good. It's just the finish on the tube.Harry
Wow you got an FFP scope! Good luck with it Randall. I still don't have one of those after all these years Yes, at low power right now the Prod is at least as quiet and probably more than my Mrod .25 which has a 6" shroud extension and I consider to be VERY quiet. I am pretty sure the report will go up as I increase the power but it should still be very neighborhood friendly. FYI - if you dry fire it (without a pellet) it will naturally be a lot louder, so wait until you shoot a pellet before you judge it The .22 pellets I have on hand and going to test it with (hopefully when I scope it tomorrow): 14.3 CPHP (tin)14.3 CP brown box14.3 JSB Express13.43 JSB RS14.5 RWS Superdome14.66 H&N FTTI have heavier ones like JSB 15.89/18.1, H&N Baracuda, etc. but they will be too slow in the Prod, so I am sticking with 13.x-14.x weight. This will be mostly a Starling gun so I need faster moving pellets because they get very nervous & skittish on my property especially after I have shot a couple, so my goal is to tune it for at least mid-600's so that the yellow beaks don't have a chance to twitch or move if they hear the report (I think they will) from 22 yards where the bait site will go up soon now that there is snow on the ground and they are desperate for food.Anyway, the only gun I have that likes the JSB RS is the Hammerli 850 .22, but I am kind of hoping the Prod also likes the inexpensive CPHP's being that it's a Crosman gun and should like Crosman pellets. Only issue with those Crosman tins is that sometimes you get a good one and other times a bad one. They are not very consistent. The trick is to shoot some as soon as you get a tin from Walmart. If they shoot well run back to get more, and hopefully they are from the same lot. My WM usually has them from $5.69 to $6.59 (500 tin) depending on the day and the SG's manager's mood Bet you can't wait till Monday Try not to think about it... Yeah right! Harry
How do you make up a parts order? All I can see is by calling customer service.
Harry, the finish on the one I got yesterday is fine. Trigger is very nice. I also noticed it's quieter than say, my PP700 at the same power. Mine is shooting right around 650-660 fps right out of the box with the same pellets you tested with (CP HP 14.3 gr.) I was amazed at the consistency, almost like it was regulated, just like you stated. In fact here is my first 10-shot string when filled to 2800 psi on the gauge: 1 - 650 2 - 651 3 - 657 4 - 654 5 - 664 6 - 663 7 - 660 8 - 661 9 - 66210 - 662This is exactly where I want it, so won't touch a thing. When I put 3000 psi in it (rather than 2800), the string started lower: 1 - 632, 2 - 638, 3 - 641, so I figure 2800 is a good pressure to fill it to.With the carbine stock and a small 4x scope and medium rings, it still only weighs 4.5 pounds. The cheek rest on the plastic stock is about 2 inches too low. I put a piece of black foam pipe insulation on it and it's still an inch low. I'm going to make my own simple and thin walnut stock for it. Shouldn't be too hard, using two 3/4" walnut boards that I'll inlet to the grip frame before gluing together. I'll cut out the center of the stock to reduce weight. Now that I learned about power mini belt sanders (https://www.harborfreight.com/53-Amp-12-in-Heavy-Duty-Bandfile-Belt-Sander-62863.html), shaping the stock will be easier.
Got my Prod today, I was amazed, this little pistol can shoot very accurate, mounts a 6x32 Walther scope with AO and Mil dots, the short scope fit very well to the Prod , i want something that i can put on my back pack , i am very satisfied with this set up . My Prod shooting CPHP 14.3 @ 630 fps that produces 12.27 fpe at the muzzle, at 20 yards 8 shots group is smaller than a dime , the pistol shoulder very well with my eyes level, the light weight makes my shooting very fun , there’s no finger prints or oil on the barrel or anywhere, looks like a virgin ! I am very happy with this purchase, should get this Prod long long time ago . Thanks the original poster again .
Quote from: james828 on December 08, 2019, 02:25:55 AMGot my Prod today, I was amazed, this little pistol can shoot very accurate, mounts a 6x32 Walther scope with AO and Mil dots, the short scope fit very well to the Prod , i want something that i can put on my back pack , i am very satisfied with this set up . My Prod shooting CPHP 14.3 @ 630 fps that produces 12.27 fpe at the muzzle, at 20 yards 8 shots group is smaller than a dime , the pistol shoulder very well with my eyes level, the light weight makes my shooting very fun , there’s no finger prints or oil on the barrel or anywhere, looks like a virgin ! I am very happy with this purchase, should get this Prod long long time ago . Thanks the original poster again .Jimmy, congratulations! Enjoy your new prod!
Quote from: ranchibi on December 08, 2019, 12:38:14 PMQuote from: james828 on December 08, 2019, 02:25:55 AMGot my Prod today, I was amazed, this little pistol can shoot very accurate, mounts a 6x32 Walther scope with AO and Mil dots, the short scope fit very well to the Prod , i want something that i can put on my back pack , i am very satisfied with this set up . My Prod shooting CPHP 14.3 @ 630 fps that produces 12.27 fpe at the muzzle, at 20 yards 8 shots group is smaller than a dime , the pistol shoulder very well with my eyes level, the light weight makes my shooting very fun , there’s no finger prints or oil on the barrel or anywhere, looks like a virgin ! I am very happy with this purchase, should get this Prod long long time ago . Thanks the original poster again .Jimmy, congratulations! Enjoy your new prod!Mine comes tomorrow like yours. I'm so excited