Can this be mounted into a wood stock

[cougar20th]

So impulse buy, with the intention of mounting it into a wood stock.

I know the trigger setup is wrong and needs reengineering.

But can the air be moved forward to a VA.

[Nish]

The question is almost never if it can be done. It's how and is the effort/cost worth it to you.

[BrickHaus]

Look up pps typhoon. Its essentially the same as one of those. ..it can be dont but the 3 way has to be mounted. Trigger assembly has to be like a kp style.

I have a stroker as well, I wanna stock mount mine, but hook the 3 way to a lever. So I assume timing isnt an issue.

[Ecapnation]

Typhoons are easier because they have a kp style Hammer

[cougar20th]

Ah crap

[Jordan]

Typhoons are easier because they have a kp style Hammer

They have a Bluestreak style hammer, not a double lobe hammer like a KP... converting them to Hurcs require a KP hammer and trigger.


I've converted a backbottle Typhoon to vertical bottle - you'll need a new LPR valve body and need to drill a new hole in the body, assuming you have enough room on the lower tube. Some Stroker plumbing is convoluted.

[Ecapnation]

Still not terrible..... I built The superphoonicane putting it in the stock was the easiest part

[BrickHaus]

I guess Im confused. I believe my walz build utilizes a kp style trigger, but still has the p series hammer.

After seeing this, I assumed it is easily done if a kp style rva is made, and a kp trigger used.

[Jordan]

I guess Im confused. I believe my walz build utilizes a kp style trigger, but still has the p series hammer.

After seeing this, I assumed it is easily done if a kp style rva is made, and a kp trigger used.

I just finished a pirate PGP for Alexndl, and was able to use the stock hammer with a modified (cut shorter and rewelded) KP trigger.

I can grab a picture of how a Hurricane setup looks later, if you guys want one... I'll pop mine out of the stock.

[jeramiej]

Phooncanes, bottom two. 2nd was a o/u nasty hurc I had PPS do many moons ago




stock modifications for the pneumatics


I am no expert, but I probably owned it at some point.