Mountain Air Airguns

I recently passed this gorgeous, .177, Corcoran-stocked example along (bottom gun) to another Texan who consequently is now a buddy. I assembled the top gun myself. 

Roy does very nice machine work. Only have one of his rifles, and that from maybe 10 years ago,but from the start was impressed with how nicely made that QB .25 Upper was.

Bolt probe (.25)....very nice work.

I bought my first adult airgun from him many years ago (2002?)  The 2250B with a 24in barrel in 22cal.  A real beast that was very powerful and able kill pigeons at 50 yards (Was getting about 18 foot pounds).  

A few years ago I finally cut the barrel to 16 inches and am still happy with it today.  Much easier to shoot and handle this way.  And still generates 13-14 foot pounds of energy.  Enough for headshots at reasonable distances.

Of the many airguns I have it is still my go-to airgun 90% of the time for hunting, pesting and plinking.

The only original parts to this 2250XT are, the tube, grip frame, breech, bolt, valve, and barrel. I had Roy build this for me when he was living in Big Bear, CA. I still love this gun, very accurate. It’ll keep pace with my HW’s out to 40 yards. 

Roy has built me a number of shooters and every single one has exceeded my expectations, especially my beloved Crosman 2540 along with the 1750. I leave it all up to him and he has NEVER disappointed. ? 

My Mountain Air 2550 25 caliber is awesome.  I added a DonnyFL Tanto moderator to quell the bark.  Very accurate and exceptionally well made.  The trigger is the best!