Fluted is just horizontal lines; parallel with the barrel.
Checkered is the
popular diamond pattern you see everywhere.
The grip shape is otherwise identical between the three.
The trigger grips fit the standard frame, which
includes 2240 2250 1377 P1377 1322 P1322 2289, Marauder Pistol (and thus
my Two Stage Trigger) and more,
including 2300S, 2300T, 2300KT, 2400KT.
I offer two shapes of forearms in three styles.
Plain (available in both shapes).
Fatty (which is rounder, has fingerholds and can have Flutes).
Tapered Flat Sided (which has flat sides to accommodate
the Checkering).
The forearms are compatible with the pump guns: 1377 P1377
1322 P1322 2289, etc.
The forearms do not natively fit the CO2 tubes.
I only have a few
species of wood that are thick enough for the forearms. They're listed below.
All wood products are available unstained or coated in BLO
(Boiled Linseed Oil) which, on most species, adds real warmth, depth and character
to the color and grain.
You can optionally topcoat these, if you want. If you plan on doing any final
sanding or finishing, order them Unstained.
Now made right here in Ohio (no more Chinese knockoffs). I'm telling you
right now, most of the Crosman sellers are getting the same junk from
China. I know, because that guy approached us all simultaneously and we
all chomped at the carrot. I sold them for a couple years and they were
garbage. It's literally an unknown species of wood (even the guy in China
couldn't explain just what wood he had) AND the fit was never correct. The
forearms especially. I have photos of the old grips buried on my site. If
you can find them, you can make the comparisons yourself.
If you've thoroughly read my site, you know I do very, very little
disparaging of my competitors. But because I used to sell that crap, too,
I feel confident in telling you that I have the better product.
Anyhow, these are natural wood with varying grain patterns. No two grips
will be the same (the milling is the same, they're the exact same shape,
but the grains and shades will vary).
Cherry is probably the second most popular seller, but
it's my #1 favorite. BLO on Cherry
gives the prettiest result I've seen on any species. The checkering comes out crisp and
clean on Cherry.
Boiled Linseed Oil Checkered Cherry (the trigger grips will darken to match the
forearm over time)
Unstained Checkered Cherry (the trigger grips will darken to match the forearm over
time)
Video: BLO on Fluted Cherry
Unstained Fluted Cherry
Unstained Fluted Cherry
Unstained Plain Cherry
Unstained Fluted Cherry vs Boiled Linseed Oil Fluted Cherry
Boiled Linseed Oil Fluted Cherry
MORE RANDOM PHOTOS
Randomly found my wood grips installed on a project gun on
Reddit. Courtesy dingledangledeluxe.
Top
Unstained Red Oak
2nd Row
Pine**
Unstained Hickory
Unstained Red Oak
3rd Row
BLO*
Hickory
BLO*
Cherry
Unstained Walnut
Front
Unstained Walnut
BLO*
Hickory
Six species + aluminum.
Yeah, that's right,
Aluminum.
For reference:
Pine, no flutes, no checkering
Unstained vs Boiled Linseed Oil
Cedar, Mahogany, Zebrawood
Two Tone Pine (BLO Stain, unstained checkering)
Video:
BLO on Cherry
Video: BLO on Hickory
*BLO = Boiled Linseed Oil
**This was me screwing around with some Minwax Stain and Gloss
Polyurethane
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REVIEWS
Tom H - Canada - October 1 2024
New grips, trigger upgrade recently added. Steel breech, 12"
barrel, power adjuster.
I did not add the power upgrade yet. It shoots 14.4 gr pellets at 570 fps,
but the adjuster tweaks it down to 498 fps so I don't have to worry if I
take it for grouse.
Cherry grips, Two Stage Trigger, Power Adjuster + Brass Knob
Tomas D - Sweden - April 1 2024
Hello,
I recently received your walnut grips with a pump handle for Crosman
1377/1322, stained in boiled lins seed oil. I am attaching a couple of
pictures of the final result in this mail for you to use on your website if
you wish. I finished the wood with some additional reshaping and polishing,
and two passes of Danish Oil. I'm very pleased with it.
Linn - Washington - March 6 2024
Thanks for your products. I think the gun looks much better
now.
Judas - Florida - February 1 2024
Hi thanks for making me the parts, maybe you can make some
Alliance Hobby stickers with the plane flying upside-down like the Jenny
stamp.
photo 1: Alliance 1377 walnut grip and forearm. Wood grain runs straight and
tight. The smoother it is sanded the better it looks so far 320 grit. Linseed
oil finish ages well with time and multiple coats.
Jeff B - California - January 27 2024
Nick, Thanks for the guidance. As I mentioned previously, I
tightened up the barrel to pump tube which worked great. It still shot
horribly. After much inspection I noticed the scope was not in line with the
barrel. Replacing the scope rings solved the problem and it shoots
wonderfully! Thanks for your help! The wood stocks are a nice
addition…especially the forestock.
Regards,
Jeff B
Eugene L - New York - July 28 2023
Grip kit came the other day here is a photo to show how my 1377
came out. I did put a light coat of stain on them prior to installing .
Checkered forearm plain grip.
Exactly as ordered . Love the new look , Worth the wait . Thank you !
Eugene L
Sent from my iPhone
Cherry with customer-supplied stain
Jeff P - Idaho - July 28 2023
Hello AGAIN
Jeff here received your Walnut grips and forearm today i would Just like to
say they are some quality stuff take it from a wood worker for over 35+ years.
Will send you pics of the gun before and after with all your parts when i get
it done in a couple of weeks.
Stained Walnut
David B - Utah - July 26 2023
I got the grips today. They are beautiful. Thank you very much.
David B.
James M - California - July 9 2023
Hey there,
Got the unstained cherry grips for the Crosman 13xx and they look great.
Delivered quickly, I sanded them up and they finished very nicely. Don't
know what all the hubub is about with those impatient customers you
gotta deal with, you got these to me faster than anticipated. Thanks and
Cheers.
James
cherry, customer-stained wine
David M - Maine - June 10 2023
Good morning Nick and greetings from Maine.
I received the final piece of the puzzle the other day and now my conversion
is complete. I had no idea when I bought the Crosman, that I could take a
$60 piece of shit and turn it into a $500 show piece.
I don't consider myself "mechanically inclined", taking things apart is not
the problem. The reverse isn't true. I watched your videos and a few others
and just worked slowly and methodically. Much to my surprise, the Crosman
actually worked when I was done. Boy did it work! So what's in it?
Backside Kit, Threaded brass barrel band, Triple pack, Brass bolt and bolt
handle, New hammer, Cherry grips and forend. Topped with an Sig Sauer red
dot sight and a Huggett moderator. When I fired it with the moderator on, I
thought there was something wrong because I could hardly hear anything. WOW!
Thank you for such beautiful workmanship and good instructions! The only
thing I want to do is replace the OEM piston and valve, which I'll do in the
near future. Thank you so much again and have a great summer.
Sincerely,
David M
Michael C - California - May 10 2023
I just received the grips for my 1322.
All I can say is WOW! These are beautiful, and just what I was looking for.
Well worth the wait. You do really nice work. Thank you so much.
Anthony C - Colorado - May 8 2023
Hey, Nick! That looks great! That looks
perfectly workable to me! Did you try the 2nd blank 90 deg or plane it down
and go a little shallower or slower or some other solution on the interweb?
Whatever it was, looks like it turned out great! Thanks for going the extra
mile on this, I genuinely appreciate the effort!
Now made right here in Ohio (no more Chinese knockoffs). I'm telling you
right now, most of the Crosman sellers are getting the same junk from
China. I know, because that guy approached us all simultaneously and we
all chomped at the carrot. I sold them for a couple years and they were
garbage. It's literally an unknown species of wood (even the guy in China
couldn't explain just what wood he had) AND the fit was never correct. The
forearms especially. I have photos of the old grips buried on my site. If
you can find them, you can make the comparisons yourself.
