It's here!!! Straight from MM

[mikeiniowa]

have to buy them and add them to the rifle, not cheap but they are nice...

[Gene_SC]

I was going to bring my deadly but silent B-20 .177 with a 1 lb trigger pull to the Texas shoot for you to handle and fondle Ron but I guess it will have to be another time.

[fnash]

I noticed the low comb. Mine had the high comb and I cut it down and would you believe I did it about like the new stock looks. Cut the top of it off and sanded everything in and rounded off. Course had to refinish the whole stock so it is also light like the picture.  And yes, they are a fine shooting air gun.... Frank

[triry]

ron....just set in motion ordering a thumbhole b26 in .22caliber  from mike. yours was the deciding factor !! id appreciate your input on scope mounts ( i'll be using a large objective 3x9 / 3x12 with mil-dit reticule ) thanks in advance..!!!  Jim

[triry]

thanks tj,....after pulling my hair out looking online and at local stores.............i used the input from you guys to make my decision. !! cant wait !!!

[CHINAGUNNER]

Hi Mike will you have these new style thumb hole stocks for sale in the future? Thanks, CHINAGUNNER

[ronbeaux]

I pulled the Beeman one piece off of my HW77 and what you see in the pic has changed since then. It's now sporting a Leupold 6.5x20 EFR. I'd stay with the one piece with a scope stop to be safe. The 26-2 doesn't jump like a magnum but better safe than sorry. The Bushnel went on my HW77 .20. Who knows I may /will change that at any moment. One thing for sure, it will be a one piece mount with a stop. I hate a slipping scope.

I think a Bushnell or Burris or Leupold will hold up just fine.

I can't speak for Leapers or others cause I don't own them.

My feelings are that the scope is what you see with and trust to adjust and hold accuracy so why skrimp?? Right now the scope and mounts cost three times more than the gun.

Maybe others can jump in on other scopes. But I bet they recommend a mount with a stop or a one piece.