Comments on: 2300T from Crosman’s Custom Shop! http://www.airgunweb.com/2008/12/2300t-from-crosmans-custom-shop/ Airguns of all Shapes and Sizes! Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:48:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: kevman http://www.airgunweb.com/2008/12/2300t-from-crosmans-custom-shop/comment-page-1/#comment-185 kevman Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:00:17 +0000 http://www.airgunweb.com/?p=125#comment-185 Hey Erick, Great article. I am happy to finally see a one on one with the 2300. I purchased one with the 14 inch barrel in .22 and the shoulder stock about 2 years ago. Needless to sayit is the most accurate airgun I own. I recently purchased a 24 inch .177 barrel, replaced the .22 and wow!!! The accuracy was phenomenal. Ten shot groups covered with a dime at my 25 yard range. The really outstanding thing is, the pellet it loves in .177 is the Crosman pointed field pellets. This also happens to be one of the least expensive so the hours of enjoyment just keep piling up. Thank you again for the good work you do and thanks to Rick also. You guys keep it up. Sicerely, Kevin Overton Hey Erick,
Great article. I am happy to finally see a one on one with the 2300. I purchased one with the 14 inch barrel in .22 and the shoulder stock about 2 years ago. Needless to sayit is the most accurate airgun I own. I recently purchased a 24 inch .177 barrel, replaced the .22 and wow!!! The accuracy was phenomenal. Ten shot groups covered with a dime at my 25 yard range. The really outstanding thing is, the pellet it loves in .177 is the Crosman pointed field pellets. This also happens to be one of the least expensive so the hours of enjoyment just keep piling up.

Thank you again for the good work you do and thanks to Rick also. You guys keep it up.
Sicerely, Kevin Overton

]]> By: photomunkey http://www.airgunweb.com/2008/12/2300t-from-crosmans-custom-shop/comment-page-1/#comment-145 photomunkey Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:33:18 +0000 http://www.airgunweb.com/?p=125#comment-145 Hi, it's Eric with a follow-up. I went in and took the trigger apart and found some rough areas which needed to be smoothed out. If you get one with a rough feel to the trigger (mine had a slight catch in it) this is easily done by taking off the pistol grip and metal cover plate on the right side of the pistol. The accuracy of the appears to be limited more to my skill at 10 yards, than to any fault with the pistol itself. It definitely prefers a lightweight "wadcutter" and WILL shoot pellets easily into a nickle-sized hole. I'm afraid I'm just not any better than that though. I'm hoping to get some nice wood target grips with my tax return money this year though! We'll see how I do then! Hi, it’s Eric with a follow-up. I went in and took the trigger apart and found some rough areas which needed to be smoothed out. If you get one with a rough feel to the trigger (mine had a slight catch in it) this is easily done by taking off the pistol grip and metal cover plate on the right side of the pistol.

The accuracy of the appears to be limited more to my skill at 10 yards, than to any fault with the pistol itself. It definitely prefers a lightweight “wadcutter” and WILL shoot pellets easily into a nickle-sized hole. I’m afraid I’m just not any better than that though.

I’m hoping to get some nice wood target grips with my tax return money this year though! We’ll see how I do then!

]]> By: birdmove http://www.airgunweb.com/2008/12/2300t-from-crosmans-custom-shop/comment-page-1/#comment-111 birdmove Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:12:36 +0000 http://www.airgunweb.com/?p=125#comment-111 Nice writeup.It's funny, because about an hour ago, I walked through the steps at the Custom Shop on this same gun just to see what was available.I didn't buy one. I would choose a .177 barrel as I will soon have three airguns in that caliber and would then just have to buy pellets in that caliber.In my mockup I went with the stock grips also, and the stock front sight.Hope you will follow up when you get some targets as to the accuracy of your new airgun. Have fun, Jon Nice writeup.It’s funny, because about an hour ago, I walked through the steps at the Custom Shop on this same gun just to see what was available.I didn’t buy one. I would choose a .177 barrel as I will soon have three airguns in that caliber and would then just have to buy pellets in that caliber.In my mockup I went with the stock grips also, and the stock front sight.Hope you will follow up when you get some targets as to the accuracy of your new airgun.
Have fun, Jon

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