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rrdstarr
PostPosted: Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:23 pm 
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Not a clue myself. I have never owned a 2250 so no idea how the forend is held in place? I need people's ideas or better yet pictures of how you attach a weaver rail to the bottom side of the main tube? I have a barrel band with the 3/8" dovetail on it that I can can cut the reverse of the dovetail into the weaver rail to hold it. Attaching it near the trigger guard is the mystery??? :?:

I found this as an idea too. Creating one or two of these to attach the weaver rail.
http://crosmods.com/grips.html Scroll to bottom of the page. Make to adapters like that.

Its going to hold a bipod and possibly a flashlight/laser for my night time "Ratter" as the Brits call it! :D

Thanks Guys!

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If you don't mind putting weight on the barrel, you could always buy a barrel mounted weaver rail from ebay. Or barrel mounted bipod.


Or just drill & tap the bottom of your barrel band for a larger screw, a screw that will support one half of the weaver rail.

And then bridge the rail to the screw above your trigger guard.

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This should give you a good idea on how to mount a rail, Rick. Pretty much like One Shot described: http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-fo ... ic=11471.0

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I can't view that Todd? Would you mind re-posting?

THANKS!

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rrdstarr wrote:
I can't view that Todd? Would you mind re-posting?

THANKS!


PM sent... :drinkers:

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Maybe this will help you
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^ wow, not even 24hrs since I posted, and someone already steals my design. I guess I should have patented it :bear:
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LOL i seen this one CAPOF forum thought it would help

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Nice idea,
now somebody post pic of a Weaver rail on top next.

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SureShot wrote:
Nice idea,
now somebody post pic of a Weaver rail on top next.


Wait till i get home in 11 hours fromwork!! Ugh! I gotta stop working all this OT!

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rrdstarr wrote:
SureShot wrote:
Nice idea,
now somebody post pic of a Weaver rail on top next.


Wait till i get home in 11 hours fromwork!! Ugh! I gotta stop working all this OT!

Actually I already have an adapter to do the job.
Dovetail to Weaver; http://www.airgunsource.com/store/index.php?product=LEMNT-PMTOWL
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D&L also has those in both 17 moa and 20 moa slant for break barrel springers. My HW98 does not need it - imagine that.

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SureShot wrote:
rrdstarr wrote:
SureShot wrote:
Nice idea,
now somebody post pic of a Weaver rail on top next.


Wait till i get home in 11 hours fromwork!! Ugh! I gotta stop working all this OT!

Actually I already have an adapter to do the job.
Dovetail to Weaver; http://www.airgunsource.com/store/index.php?product=LEMNT-PMTOWL
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Got two of those.

Think i will make a couple barrel bands with flats big enough to drill and tap for the Picatinny rail. Makes the most sense. No modifying factory parts that way. Use any length rail you want also!

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Rick the barrel band is off a 2250 tapped out for 8x32 then the plate made and tapped the same way

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brzrider wrote:
Rick the barrel band is off a 2250 tapped out for 8x32 then the plate made and tapped the same way

Jim


Jim I see, now, that the 2250 BB is ready for the forearm. I can fab up some of those plates to attach to the trigger guard. I'll make a couple variants at work next week and see what I like most!

Thanks for the 411!

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