Quote from: ranchibi on December 09, 2019, 09:57:45 PMMines been on a UPS truck in my neighborhood for 3 hours....LOL!That's funny as heck!!! The freaking truck just keeps driving by. Did you shoot it yet or what?Steve
Mines been on a UPS truck in my neighborhood for 3 hours....LOL!
Quote from: ranchibi on December 09, 2019, 09:57:45 PMMines been on a UPS truck in my neighborhood for 3 hours....LOL!Have fun with your new Prod Randall! I am glad the UPS driver decided to deliver it and not take it home with him. I am guessing that's why he was driving around for 3 hours and not stopping. He was thinking: "Free Prod for me and risk my job, or drop it off and get my own"
QuoteI believe it breaks down like this:MYYZZZ123M =MonthYY=YearZZZ=Product Code123=# sequential number built that monthThat would mean they never built or planned to build more than 999 a month?
I believe it breaks down like this:MYYZZZ123M =MonthYY=YearZZZ=Product Code123=# sequential number built that month
Quote from: Techie on December 09, 2019, 09:40:49 PMQuoteI believe it breaks down like this:MYYZZZ123M =MonthYY=YearZZZ=Product Code123=# sequential number built that monthThat would mean they never built or planned to build more than 999 a month?I can’t say I’ve seen a 500 or higher number. I don’t think they are close to doing 1000 a month.
Yes, the month goes 1-9, which is Jan - Sept, with letters being used for Oct, Nov, Dec.
Got mine today. Really want to thank all you enablers. Really love it.
These P-rods with out any mods will accurately lob 30 gr. .22 NOE BBT cast slugs a little over 400 FPS and deliver killer energy out to 30 + yards BTW.
Quote from: AThomas on December 10, 2019, 08:32:09 PMGot mine today. Really want to thank all you enablers. Really love it.Anthony, congratulations! Luv your RAI type adapter and UTG butt stock! I have the same adapter and butt stock on the way from PA! Got to shoot mine today and it was one ragged hole @ 20yds with JSB RS going 675fps. Also picked up a single shot loader off of the bay that pulls out, load, shoot..fun! Will post pics after other parts arrive.
Got my $230 P-Rod today:I hate having to be around to sign for packages...I am planning to use this as a carbine. A good plan, as it is way muzzle heavy as a pistol.The trigger is brilliant out of the box. I adjusted the stop screw, but will want to shorten that, as it is going to bite me where it pokes out below the trigger guard...Came with 800 PSI on the gauge. Have not pumped it up yet. Shot a few wet, then dry cleaning pellets through it. Not loud; although it hard to tell at such low pressure.Based on all the Crosman .22 cal barrel horror stories I had heard, I had formulated a plan to fire-lap it out of the box. I changed my mind because the bore is mirror bright; and the lands look all of a whopping 1/1000" tall. Pre shot out, if you will. Actually, micro-groove rifling springs to mind. The test target shows a 1/4" group at 10 yards. Perhaps, no barrel intervention is required.The plastic butt stock is interesting/weird, and may not be ergonomically sound. The objection of making the P-Rod a "bottle gun" by replacing the reservoir tube with a bottle, stands. That would make it even more front heavy; and ugly. However, what about making a new stock that incorporates either a regulated bottle, or an appropriately sized tube air reservoir to augment the standard one? This would boost the shot count, create a better balanced carbine.The front and rear air supplies would be connected by means of small diameter hydraulic brake tubing. Such tubing is easily form-able, yet can stand very high pressure.Something like this for a regulated bottle. Not settled on exact specs:https://www.ebay.com/itm/0-38Liter-Aluminum-Tank-Air-Bottle-with-Regulator-for-Paintball-PCP-US-STOCK/293245396951?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item4446c9a7d7:g:WLUAAOSwBRBdCHva&enc=AQAEAAACUBPxNw%2BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qXuPllB%2Fkk8C7mleUEcF7RLIey816%2FWCCmRd4LaqzFGKqnr1N2DaiGxfjl2WSJJuzpqpTWQcLyfhP0FduEMSG6GhykiUuxfYHFVCSCuf%2Fng0wCIkkgQJqR5DXAlZ3MpVY9FJyBMUVTp%2BDHfcPdCDE2EeSGhnsWjA2f2FcQFN7pIMsYwDnDtelGkSw6o0s09DGuWzcteK8KYwGemWlJAVF%2Bu5skFOgrY%2BMFBQryT%2FXhTg%2BDS7qygHjphTpthYrMvwc8QmxCGC0w0jySXZVZmmM%2B%2FolcS4jK4Fv4ab3fvigFqLMc7TTd9NPE0GHCsBUkLY%2BpEVKQ6CbVUOV1ehQ4Ee0qNhp2URcFHLZww5bq%2F8lqMMN%2Bjd6Wd0OKtfPgye098UlLKC63TvUN7MCKUt4CA%2BPBq1gAUSiL9LAiu4WvIei%2BHWS%2BuThPeTtwXJjrwN9ecF3ML9Iaw9ETf4PFlswPvgHR9OUTfFDPugGlkj9Ihqe2ToAuIF2i8Uj59GRIgaNgIikbpZn%2FFzHogCQMrlIr9TbLQ7nBl585F1DgMCs%2FP8jnm%2BhrXxeg7LambTVUfJoY7VrUTCgtkEv6r%2B9S7TmXvwaG0BMzyxfUt7DLNjY9BzixPz7BzAdRH55lCRbO2cUspq6%2FNAZ9%2B%2FqqE0gfxXD9eN7aj1Q0BK406HIqrzmI649XATzUzvzNGkiIFwDSS9rx%2BeyGWIkgGBOUvceOufJIqoHOKmUGjm3GjNLhf6XPQQkJv02UrNMMz4kjvEIcQzFK2Kyw%3D&checksum=29324539695145551155a5784b1fa6d5fb2b8f3207f1&enc=AQAEAAACUBPxNw%2BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qXuPllB%2Fkk8C7mleUEcF7RLIey816%2FWCCmRd4LaqzFGKqnr1N2DaiGxfjl2WSJJuzpqpTWQcLyfhP0FduEMSG6GhykiUuxfYHFVCSCuf%2Fng0wCIkkgQJqR5DXAlZ3MpVY9FJyBMUVTp%2BDHfcPdCDE2EeSGhnsWjA2f2FcQFN7pIMsYwDnDtelGkSw6o0s09DGuWzcteK8KYwGemWlJAVF%2Bu5skFOgrY%2BMFBQryT%2FXhTg%2BDS7qygHjphTpthYrMvwc8QmxCGC0w0jySXZVZmmM%2B%2FolcS4jK4Fv4ab3fvigFqLMc7TTd9NPE0GHCsBUkLY%2BpEVKQ6CbVUOV1ehQ4Ee0qNhp2URcFHLZww5bq%2F8lqMMN%2Bjd6Wd0OKtfPgye098UlLKC63TvUN7MCKUt4CA%2BPBq1gAUSiL9LAiu4WvIei%2BHWS%2BuThPeTtwXJjrwN9ecF3ML9Iaw9ETf4PFlswPvgHR9OUTfFDPugGlkj9Ihqe2ToAuIF2i8Uj59GRIgaNgIikbpZn%2FFzHogCQMrlIr9TbLQ7nBl585F1DgMCs%2FP8jnm%2BhrXxeg7LambTVUfJoY7VrUTCgtkEv6r%2B9S7TmXvwaG0BMzyxfUt7DLNjY9BzixPz7BzAdRH55lCRbO2cUspq6%2FNAZ9%2B%2FqqE0gfxXD9eN7aj1Q0BK406HIqrzmI649XATzUzvzNGkiIFwDSS9rx%2BeyGWIkgGBOUvceOufJIqoHOKmUGjm3GjNLhf6XPQQkJv02UrNMMz4kjvEIcQzFK2Kyw%3D&checksum=29324539695145551155a5784b1fa6d5fb2b8f3207f1
Got my $230 P-Rod today:I hate having to be around to sign for packages...I am planning to use this as a carbine. A good plan, as it is way muzzle heavy as a pistol.The trigger is brilliant out of the box. I adjusted the stop screw, but will want to shorten that, as it is going to bite me where it pokes out below the trigger guard...Came with 800 PSI on the gauge. Have not pumped it up yet. Shot a few wet, then dry cleaning pellets through it. Not loud; although it hard to tell at such low pressure.Based on all the Crosman .22 cal barrel horror stories I had heard, I had formulated a plan to fire-lap it out of the box. I changed my mind because the bore is mirror bright; and the lands look all of a whopping 1/1000" tall. Pre shot out, if you will. Actually, micro-groove rifling springs to mind. The test target shows a 1/4" group at 10 yards. Perhaps, no barrel intervention is required.The plastic butt stock is interesting/weird, and may not be ergonomically sound. The objection of making the P-Rod a "bottle gun" by replacing the reservoir tube with a bottle, stands. That would make it even more front heavy; and ugly. However, what about making a new stock that incorporates either a regulated bottle, or an appropriately sized tube air reservoir to augment the standard one? This would boost the shot count, create a better balanced carbine.The front and rear air supplies would be connected by means of small diameter hydraulic brake tubing. Such tubing is easily form-able, yet can stand very high pressure.Something like this for a regulated bottle.
Quote from: ranchibi on December 10, 2019, 11:33:41 PMQuote from: AThomas on December 10, 2019, 08:32:09 PMGot mine today. Really want to thank all you enablers. Really love it.Anthony, congratulations! Luv your RAI type adapter and UTG butt stock! I have the same adapter and butt stock on the way from PA! Got to shoot mine today and it was one ragged hole @ 20yds with JSB RS going 675fps. Also picked up a single shot loader off of the bay that pulls out, load, shoot..fun! Will post pics after other parts arrive.Thanks! I ordered the gun and all the parts I wanted the same day. Ordered my the RAI adapter and UTG butt stock from P.A. ordered an adapter from DonnlyFL for the moderator(Tanto). All the parts came before the gun. Plus it was cheaper than getting the one P.A. was selling for 599.00
I contemplated doing a bottle fed regulated PROD. The problem is most folks cut the air tube which depletes the available plenum. Those aluminum bottles are pretty heavy. The one I got off of AliExpress reminds of one of those bottles used at baseball throw concessions at a carnival.