Keep in mind that with scope, that thing will be about 10 pounds. Maybe more.
I have two of very similar style (different model name is about it), a synthetic and a wood. I like them just fine, but I only shoot paper and 95% of the time from a bench.
The plus side is they are dead simple to work on and the weight helps with the shot cycle.
Both of mine are now non-Pal and tuned. They shoot very nice, but even with the weight, the full power one produced a pretty good THWACK on firing.
Eric at Scopes and Ammo sells a proper trigger replacement for fifty bucks or so, but ONLY for the NP2 versions. Used to be able to buy a GTX or CDT (Charlie da Tuna) gold anodized trigger for the older Crosmans, but I dont see it anymore. Anywhere. I should have bought 10 of the damn things while I could......
Just about all Crosman triggers leave something to be desired, to say the least....there are OTHER fixes you can find online but a lot of folks get thier panties all in a twist about making the gun "unsafe" so I think it best you do your own research on that.
Oh, on the thumb-hole version I have (Classic I think)? I refinished the stock, removed the Rez that Crosman uses and used a natural stain, then many coats of Tung oil. Came up very, very nice.
Some folks like boiled linseed oil instead, but again, do your research as there are pro's and cons to each if you ever decide to get rid of the disgusting factory colour....or buy synthetic i guess. For all I know the NP2 doesn't even come in wood....its been awhile since I looked at Crosman's