cp1-m

[Can-o-cide]

Anyone have one of these? I'm seriously thinking about getting one from mrodair. I can't find a lot of info on these, but I'm interests in shot count, accuracy, etc. Any info is appreciated.

[Roadworthy]

I don't know who has one.  They have been on the site before.  Check out:

http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=74192.0

[Can-o-cide]

I've read that before. The pistol in that post is slightly different from the ones mrodair carry now. I'm mostly curious about the ones from mrodair, as they seem to be improved.

[Geoff]

I have one.

I will have to count the shots next cart however I know I got more than 20. 

I am terrible off hand and even worse with open sights however at 12 yards my pellets were hitting just about where I (thought) I was aiming and made a nice hole in the target. 

I just added the set screw to the trigger though had to file some off the screw and now the thing takes almost no pressure to fire. 

[caniborrowsomeammo]

I've had mine for a week now. Finally had a chance to try it.
Pretty accurate at 10m (Crosman Comp WC). I never counted the number of shots till the pellets start dropping but I will guess around 30 or so. When they drop they drop abruptly.
 The trigger feels nice. But I'm going to have to use my non-existing woodworking skills to make the stock fit my hand better (bottom of palm), and I don't have small hands.

[D14Jeff]

as long as you're ok with not getting what mrodair says they will send you for your money  .........

http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-forum.com/board/index.php/topic,15562.0.html

[Can-o-cide]

I can't access the link since I'm not a member there. What happened? My hands are kind of small to average sized. My wedding band is a size 7, if that gives you any idea.

something about mrodair seems a little off to me. From what all I've read, there seems to be a lot of variation in the shot count, even among the same calibers. I don't know if that is due to different versions of the gun or what. I know that any decently made co2 in .177 can be made to get over 80 full power shots off a cart.

my primary interest in the cp1-m is the wood grips, already has a metal breech, has decent open sights, and magazine/single shot option. You can easily spend a lot of money on a crosman pistol to get those features.

if I had to do a little wood work to make the grips fit, that wouldn't be a big deal. I would imagine such a job would consist of just getting rid of the flat bottom part of the grip.

has anyone tried putting a power adjuster on one? Is it as simple as it is with the crosman pistols?