Neither, full length Tx every time

I can second that Gary

I am blushing now , or is it the reflection from my stock !

I will indeed

I needed an FT stock, to try to evaluate my 22mm tx conversion so I can compare it with my 24mm target gun, the stock started life as a cs1000 for a prosport , a friend had converted it for a tx ,and then sold his TX so I got it in primer, I made a hamster and the adjustable kit for it and got it pa...

Standard on the left modified on the right

The first one I did , I plugged the pivot hole and re drilled it as close to the adjusting screws ars possible without breaking through, the trigger then needs a little clearance at the front , this also worked well, I will try to find a picture

Yes indeed, I have made my own trigger blade , the same as the rowan, but with the screws moved closer to the pivot point,and closer to a vertical angle of attack. The second stage is a more defined stop, then the release is almost think and its gone, I think its a little better than standard, but p...

Nick, top bombing at the PJBRC yesterday mate, that was a very good score. i was pleased with my own result with the lack of set up time. i shall be shooting piston class all year, so hoping to get some major improvement. Thanks Gary, surprised myself and managed to hit all of those damned reducers...

would just like to add , that I did the piston for gary, You can indeed go lighter , I have made skirtless pistons for the hw77 at 150 gram, with the correct trans port and spring combination this gives an extremely fast firing cycle . with a very small recoil and surge , though the action sounds ag...