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New Products, Projects, and Buck Rail Collabs
We’re just about caught up after being without power for five days. Thank y’all for reaching out and for your patience while orders were delayed, etc. I have a lot of awesome updates to share, so let’s get on with it…
New Products
Gauntlet Tactical Chassis
This one has been in the pipeline for some time. With feedback from a fellow vet and the Gauntlet King himself, Haj Phillips, we’ve developed a very sleek chassis that transforms all Gauntlet models into a lightweight AR accessories compatible platform. They drop the weight of the Gauntlet by at least a pound and add a ton of functionality and utility to an already great platform. The grip adapter and handguard are made in-house in PA12 Sintered Nylon. These parts are backed by a lifetime warranty. Check them out at the Hajimoto Productions website here: Hajimoto Productions
Midwest Industries Side Folder
I’ve been on a quest for a while to find the best value Picatinny stock options to pair with some of our rear pics and tactical kits. These 1913 Pic clamping side folders from Midwest Industries check a lot of the boxes. It is made in the USA, very high quality, and well priced. It accepts AR extension tubes so you can use these to mount a side folding adjustable stock on any airgun with a rear facing pic rail. As you likely know, we make a lot of conversion kits and adapters for the stock mounting style. Check that out here: MI Side Folder
Speaking of rear pics…
Notos Grip Adapters with Rear Pic
We’re now offering the Notos Grip Adapters with a rear pic option. This has been a common request. Sorry it took so long. I was waiting until we could manufacture them in-house before I released them. Now that we have an SLS machine I can crank these bad boys out. We’ve also upgraded the Handguards. The black ones are now made from super tough sintered PA12 Nylon and will match the grip adapters. Check them out here: Notos Tactical Conversion Kit
New Projects
Modular SLS Nylon Suppressor
Pictured above is the future replacement of our venerable UNF suppressors and others. They will cost only a little more, but will be MUCH improved. They will be modular, tougher, smoother, more versatile, and will include larger calibers. The adapter/expansion chamber modules will include all of the current thread pattern options we now offer and more. To name a few, these will be available in 1/2-20 UNF, M10X1.00, M20X2 (UNI Suppressor Threads), M14X1 LH, M14x1.25, and will include our new collet clamp for a large variety of shrouds and barrels. You can add or reduce baffle modules. AND….
Chronograph Module
With the help from a man in the land down under we’re developing a chronograph module. We’ve integrated the Nate Chrony chronograph into an affordable module that can be incorporated into our modular suppressors. We have a very reliable, low latency, and accurate prototype that I’ve been torture testing on my tricked out JTS Airacuda. Can’t wait to show you guys. Stay tuned for more details on that…
Carbon Fiber QD Takedown Stock
I’ve had these ready for some time now, but this is another product that I wanted to wait on until we could make them in sintered nylon in-house. The one in the picture above is just a 3d printed prototype. The first batch of SLS parts just came off the machine so expect to see these available soon. The 1322 above only weighs 2 pounds in that configuration and is a pleasure to shoot.
Hatsan Jet Pump Action
If you follow me on Instagram, you’ve probably already seen that I’ve developed a slick pump action for the Hatsan Jet. I’m on the fence about bringing it to market. Is this something you’d be interested in? Or perhaps on a different platform? Sound off.
Our Story
I recently did a candid interview with our friends over at I-Solids. It was supposed to be about a 30 minute interview, but we ended up going over an hour and a half and covered a lot of topics. It’s a bit long winded, but if you have any interest in knowing more about how we got started and getting a little more insight into what we’re all about it may be worth the watch. Also, I-Solids has been our manufacturing partner for a few years now. All of our SLS and MJF Nylon parts have been made by them until recently. They’ve helped us bring you high quality, made in USA, accessories at great prices. Show them some love if you like their content and like what they’re doing. They’re good folks. Check out the interview below:
YouTube Embed not working? Follow this link: i-SOLIDS Podcast Episode 1
Collaborations
There have been a lot of good folks who’ve helped us along the way. We still have a long way to go ourselves, but we want to start returning the favor. I have in mind to be a manufacturing partner for some of the little guys in the industry (like us) who are doing similar work as Buck Rail. So far we have five companies that we’ll be making high quality parts for. As those deals get finalized we’ll start listing those companies on the website and making announcements here when we have new partners. If that’s something you’re interested in and think we’re like-minded, reach out and we’ll see if we can make a deal.
Conclusion
We have a lot more going on, but I think that will do it for now. As always, we appreciate you business and your support. We don’t take it for granted and we’ll keep working hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry Harman
Tropical Storm Beryl
Howdy folks. I hope this message finds you well. The Buck Rail shop and the whole crew have been without power since early Monday morning. I’m writing this message from my phone with the spotty service that I have. From what we’ve heard, we should be back up and running on Thursday at the earliest. In the meantime, we’re out of commission. Rest assured we’ll be working overtime to catch up once the lights are back on!
Sincerely,
Terry
Crosman 3622 Accessories
New Products for the 3622
I’ll keep this short and sweet. We just put up a couple of accessories for the Crosman 3622. A 1/2-20 threaded suppressor adapter (with and without sight post) that is scalloped for fill fitting clearance and an improved fill port cap. If you purchase them together you’ll get a discount on the fill cap. Also, our Crosman RMR mount pairs perfectly with the 3622. Check those all out here: Crosman 3622 Products
We have a lot of stuff out of stock right now while I switch over to our new Selective Laser Sintering Machine. We’ve had to get a lot of electrical, HVAC, insulation, and moving done to make this happen. Please be patient with us while we work to get caught up. I’m on it!
Thank you for your business and thank you for your support! It is not taken for granted. We’ll keep working hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry Harman
Big News from Buck Rail
I’ll try to keep this one short and sweet. I have a big announcement to make, but I’ll save it for the end. First off, I’ve just listed a a bunch of products. A couple have been long awaited…
Huben GK1 v3 Grip and QD Takedown Stock
Both of these products are now available. We’re going on a MUCH needed vacation next week so y’all will have to wait for an instructional video until I get back.
The GK1 v3 Grip Adapter is compatible with the power adjuster changes, includes some changes to the curvy bits, and the main screw hole is angled to catch the OEM barrel nut in it’s revised position. Check ’em out here: Huben GK1 Grip Adapter
The QD Takedown Stock accepts AR extension tubes and uses a cam lever to quickly attach and detach from a rear facing 1913 pic rail. Check ’em out here: QD Takedown Stock Adapter
Strike Industries Products
Strike Industries has been making a lot of innovative products. I’ve picked out a few that I think will be useful to airgun folks and have them in stock, ready to ship. We have their Dual-Folding Pic Clamping Stocks, Multi-Angle Grips, and Flat Tops. Get ya some: Strike Products
Crosman RMR Mounts and UTG MRDS
Those who were subscribed already know we’ve released the Crosman RMR Mounts and added the UTG OP3 Red Dots to the product lineup. I’ve made it so that they are discounted when combined. Check those out here: https://buck-rail.com/product/crosman-rmr-mount/
JMAC Products
I’ve had a lot of requests from folks wanting to know about the stock I’ve pictured with my 2240 and Huben GK1. JMAC is the company that makes those. They machine the skeletonized stocks in the USA from 7075 Aluminum and 4140 Steel Billets. They are pricey, but so popular they can be hard to find at times. I’ve listed those and will have them in hand ready to ship soon: https://buck-rail.com/?s=jmac+-gk1&post_type=product
The Big News
Buck Rail will be producing High-Resolution Selective Laser Sintered PA12 and PA11 nylon parts in-house. We’ve just signed a contract with Formlabs to secure our first SLS system. This will enable us to dramatically improve part quality, strength, and output.
Believe it or not, we’re still a home-based business. I have over 60 FDM 3d printers. Most of which are ran by me 24/6 in my garage! My sister and I fulfill orders in a shop we built in the backyard. Manufacturing and post-processing well over 3000 FDM parts a month and shipping them all over the world from my house has been quite a feat, but it’s also been holding us back. Right now Buck Rail is a mad man who turned a hobby into a liability with potential. This is the first big step in making Buck Rail a proper business that leaves it’s mark on this industry. There’s still a lot of work ahead, but I wanted y’all to be the first to know we’re doing this thang! I’ll update with more info once we receive the machine and get things moving.
There’s a lot more to say, but I’ll just leave it at that for now. It’s past midnight and I’m goin’ cross-eyed.
Thank you for your business and thank you for your support. I don’t take it for granted and will keep working hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry Harman
New Products From Buck Rail
Howdy Folks. We’ve added a few products and will be adding more soon. Let me tell y’all about it real quick…
Crosman AR Grip Adapters
I’ve listed the Crosman AR Grip Adapters here: https://buck-rail.com/product/crosman-grip-adapter/
These Grip Adapters work on the 1377, 1322, 2240, 2289, etc. They will come with a lifetime warranty. They will not work on the Marauder Pistol. I’m working on another version that will work on the P-Rod. It’s a more complex design, but I’m making good progress on that. You can check out a quick preview of the install here:
Crosman RMR Mounts
I’ve listed the Crosman RMR mounts here: https://buck-rail.com/product/crosman-rmr-mount/
They’ll be available on 3/5/24. In the meantime, you can sign up to be notified when they are put in stock. They’re compatible with the Crosman 2240, 1377, 1322, 362, and 3622 and others like those. They will be come with a lifetime warranty.
You can check out a quick preview of the install here:
Crosman 3622
While I’m on the subject of Crosman mods I might as well mention this one. I’ve made a pretty over-the-top Conversion for the Crosman 3622. This is an ongoing project and nothing is finalized, yet. The one pictured above has a Nylon AR Grip Adapter with 1913 Pic Stock Adapter, and full length floating aluminum handguard. I’ve also come up with a simple improved cap for the fill nipple and a threaded suppressor adapter that allows for filling. Those are coming soon. Weeks.
The Quick Takedown Stock Pictured above is in production and will be available to order in a few weeks. It will be compatible with any airgun that has a rear-facing 1913 pic rail and any airgun we make an adapter for. So that would be the Diana Chaser, Bandit, Airbug, Beeman 2027/2028, Diana Stormrider, Crosman 2240, 1377, 1322, 2289, P-Rod, Huben GK1, and more. Stay tuned for that.
Huben GK1
A lot of small companies are coming out with stuff for this airgun. It seems like anytime I post something for it someone or multiple folks do the same thing right after me or they incorporate my ideas into their existing products. Same thing on the Notos. Whether they copied me or not, it’s a bit discouraging and I will likely put this platform on the backburner until the dust settles. Especially because a lot of these folks are marketing way more aggressively than I’m willing to.
With that being said, I will press with the products that are already available. The Grip Adapters for the v1 are available and the Grip Adapter for the v3 will be available within a month. You can check those out here: https://buck-rail.com/product/huben-gk1-grip-adapter/
The Machined Aluminum Rear Pic Adapters for the Huben GK1 are also available now. They are covered by a lifetime warranty. You can check those out here: https://buck-rail.com/product/huben-gk1-stock-adapter/
You can check out a short preview of the installation here:
Also, expect to see optics mounts for the Huben GK1 available through Buck Rail soonl. I’ll be partnering with Huben3dparts.com on that. He’s one of the original Huben GK1 aftermarkets parts guys and worthy of the airgun community’s support. He’s getting ripped off worse than me and he’s not as established as Buck Rail. I’ve tested some of his 3d parts and they are top-notch. If you’re into the Huben GK1 definitely check out his stuff at Huben3dParts.com
AV Avenger
The Improved Avenger Nylon Grip Adapter (accepts metal extension tubes, compatible with bottles and plenums) will be listed soon. More details will be posted this week. We’ll still offer our original grip adapter as well.
Upcoming Products
Here’s a shortened list of some upcoming Buck Rail products to be on the lookout for:
- Barra 1100z Tac Conversion
- Gauntlet 1, G2, and SL30 Kits. These will be available through the Gauntlet king, Hajimoto Productions
- Air Venturi Avenge-X Tactical Conversion
- Improved kits for the Diana Bandit, Chaser, Airbug, Stormrider, and Trailscout
What’s Next?
- Folks have been hounding me about the Airacuda Max long enough. I’ll give it a go soon.
- Crosman ICON Kit Redesign
- Much much more…
Other Interesting News
I’m still chipping away at the Hatsan Sortie Full-Auto Conversion and the Blitz M2 Projects. The latest on the Blitz M2…
The base has a backplate that is bolted to the steel frame under the body. The mount accepts the M2 Pintle so it can be quickly taken down, moved to the tripod, or installed by just pulling the detent pin and lifting it out or dropping it in. I’m going to have a small bottle under the body. It will be tethered with the plumbing ran through the carbon fiber tube so that it will be mostly hidden and protected. Then I’ll need to find a place to run it…
Shadow Ban
We are currently shadow banned on Facebook and Instagram and have multiple strikes on our YouTube channel. Our social accounts currently cannot be shown to folks who are not followers, subscribed etc. and we cannot advertise or promote our company or products on any major platform. I’ve recently discovered that we are severely limited for good financing and insurance options as a “firearms-adjacent” company. I’m looking into it to see what our options are. If you ever hear me say “like, subscribe, share” etc. please cast me into the sea. With that being said, if you care to support or promote Buck Rail feel free to spread the word however you see fit.
That’s all I’ve got for now. Thank you for your business and thank you for your support. It’s not taken for granted and I’ll continue to work hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry
New Products and Other News 3/13/24
Buck Rail News
Howdy Folks! This is just a quick update on new products that are out and updates on ongoing projects. EDIT: this is not brief. I had a lot to say…
I’ve been a little distracted. I’ve had a lot of fun on the Blitz Ma Deuce project (pictured above) and I’ve made a lot of progress on the Hatsan Sortie Full-Auto Electronic Conversion (View on YouTube). I’ll be posting more info about those as I have updates. This is just for kicks right now. A lot of folks have asked when and how much. I have no plans at the moment. These are big projects with lots of moving parts. I don’t know if I have the stuff it would take to sell these without imploding. So I’m just having fun and researching, if you will, and considering what options we have. Anywho, I’ve also been working with a couple of OEMs on some really cool projects. With all that, I’m still busy as ever with product development for Buck Rail. Let’s get right into it…
New Product Release
We recently released the Umarex Origin Tactical Conversion Kit (HERE).
Here’s a little preview of the installation process and a closer look at the parts:
Is the embed not working? Check out the short YouTube video at this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xra4zx_ibIE&t=4s
What’s Next?
Huben GK1 AR Grip Adapters are listed – HERE – so that folks can sign up to be notified of their release. These are two to three weeks out. I was able to keep the price very low on these even with high-grade materials and still made in the USA. Mainly because the part is relatively small. I’ll give a solid date soon. These will only work on the v2 and v3 with modification. I’ve been told the v2 and v3 have slightly different geometry on the curvy bits just behind the magazine. I f this goes well I’ll get a v2 and v3 and see what needs to be done to make it work. If someone is willing to loan me there v2 or v3 that would certainly speed up the process. It’ll likely happen either way, though. In the meantime, it would require some filing or grinding to fit those models.
Huben GK1 CNC Milled Aluminum Rear Pic Adapters – I just got word from the machine shop that these are done and currently being inspected pre-shipment. Should be released around the same time as the Grip Adapters. I’ll wait till I have them in hand and have tested them before listing.
Huben GK1 Handguards (Pictured above) – I’m still on the fence about these. They work great, but they are so large that the price will be pretty steep. If there’s enough interest I’ll do it, but I’m always wary of higher ticket items, because I end up putting in a lot up front and it comes back to bite me if they don’t sell. Any Huben owners out there? Let me know your thoughts.
Quick Takedown Adjustable Stock Adapter – I’m REALLY excited about this one. I like takedown guns, backpacker guns, truck guns, mini-carbine, PCCs etc. and I made this mostly because it’s something I really wanted. Hopefully other folks feel the same. As you well know, I’ve been putting rear-facing pics on everything I can. So this stock will be compatible with a lot of different airguns and I’m adding more to the lineup all the time. It has a simple cam lever mechanism either opens or closes the pic clamp. That’s it. Open the clamp, slide it on, close the clamp. Now you have a compact adjustable AR stock on your airgun. Ready to switch it to a different airgun or put it back in the case? Flip the clamp open, slide it off, and witch it, case it, backpack it, etc. It is made in the USA and will be very affordable. The design is complete and I’m waiting for the final prototypes to come in. These should be pretty easy to bring to market mid-April.
Umarex Gauntlet 1, G2, and SL30 Tactical Conversion – Another exciting addition. This has been a common request for some time and I finally worked up the gumption to tackle this project while I was on an Umarex kick. The kit will be compatible with all versions of the Gauntlet. This will be my first kit to do fully in commercial-grade PA12 nylon. Here it is on the SL30:
I do plan on working up some barrel band options as well. Stay tuned for that.
Barra 1100z and Beeman Chief 2 Tactical Conversions – This one is a little different from my usual style…
I came up with this to overcome a challenge I’ve had with airguns that have long protruding gauge stems. I haven’t been able to come up with a good looking AR-style handguard for these airguns. I’ve had that problem on the JTS Airacuda MAX as well. It requires a lot of material to blend the gauge and the parts end up looking kind of hokey in my opinion. I wont even show you what I came up with for the MAX. If folks like this style and this is something that y’all want I’ll press with this on the 1100z and Beeman Chief II then I’ll go for the Airacuda MAX next. Let me know!
Crosman 2240, 1322, P-Rod AR Grip Adapter – The P-Rod Tactical Conversions have not done as well as I thought they would. I think a big part of that may be the price. It is higher than some of our other kits, especially because it requires the Marauder trigger. I’m still really proud of that one (It’s one of my personal favorites) and will continue to make those as needed, but I know I need to offer something at the sort of price that folks have come to expect from Buck Rail.
That’s where these little guys come in…
Something like this has been done before, but this is unique for a number of reasons. It will make use of all the original parts except for the sear spring. It will reuse the trigger, sear, safety switch, safety spring and bearing, and the two dowel pins. I kept many of the dimensions the same as the original grip frame to ensure max compatibility with the many aftermarkets parts for these airguns. You can see that this one works well with the 13XX Pump and will be compatible with the P-Rod Handguard, Forearm, our adjustable stocks, rear pics, side folders, so on and so on. It will be made with commercial-grade PA12 Nylon like a lot of our other recent products, but because it is so small we’ll be able to keep the retail price very low. This is only the first prototype. I designed this and printed two iterations just yesterday evening so there is still some development to do, but we already have a fully-functional and reliable prototype. More to come on this one.
Thanks for reading this far. I love you too. Pssst. You wanna know about the stubby barrel on the 2240 above? Or do you want a custom length Crosman Barrel? I was going to do this myself until I stumbled on this man here. Check out MellonAir. find the barrels at this link: MellonAir Barrels
His prices are incredible and he does a great job. But don’t get on his nerves. He’s retired and basically does this as a hobby. He also make’s the lowest price flat top pistons and valves I know of. Do your research and be sure about what you want and how to install it, put your order in, and be willing to wait for him to get to it. You won’t regret it… But don’t tell him I sent y’all!
I have so much more in the works, but I’m all typed out for now.
Thank you very much for your business and thank you for your support. It’s not taken for granted and I’ll keep working hard to earn it.
Sincerely,
Terry
New Products From Buck Rail
This will be a quick one. I just put three new products up that I forgot to tell y’all about in the last post. Check ’em out!
Diana P-Five Adjustable Stocks
Much like our other Stocks it includes a machined 4140 steel adapter, polymer extension tube, and long steel bolt for reinforcement. It can be used as a cocking aid without fear of it breaking. I like it most with the UTG Pro S4 Buttstock, but it can be purchased with all the buttstocks we offer. The LOP for the S4 is 12-14.5 inches. It is 12-16 inches for all the other stocks. Works great for kids or adults. Mine has the front sight cut off and a CF shroud for a cocking aid for my youngest son. It’s a really fun pick-up-and-shoot airgun.
Diana P-Five Adjustable Stocks
Crosman Threaded Adapters w/Front Sight Posts
This is a new option for our UNF threaded adapter for Crosman 7/16 inch barrels. It has a dovetail groove cut into the top so that a front sight can be pressed in. It comes with a 3d printed ASA front sight. I set the height so that it can be cut down. It can be easily filed, painted, glued, etc. if you want to customize it to your liking. Works on the Crosman 362 (pictured below), 2240, 2289, and 13XX with long barrels etc.
Crosman Threaded Adapters w/Front Sight Posts
Crosman 24 inch Barrels
I’ve added the 24 inch barrels from Crosman in .177 and .22 caliber. These are a little long for my taste, but they do work on the 2240, 1322, 1377, 2289, etc. especially with our AR Carbine conversions. All of our barrels now ship in triangular boxes with custom made spacers that secure the barrel within the packaging to cut down on the possibility of damage and/or getting stuck in USPS distribution conveyors (yeah, that happened).
The Crosman parts have been going quickly, but not coming in quickly. I’m working with them on this issue.
Thank you for your trust, thank you for your business, and thank you for your support. I’ll keep working hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry
Buck Rail News 2/8/24
Howdy folks. It’s been a while. I hope this newsletter finds you well. I have a lot of updates to share so to keep things brief and simple here’s a summary of what is covered in this post if you’d like to read further.
– UX Origin Tactical Conversion Release
– Products recently put back in stock
– New Product Releases
– New Options for Existing Products
– Shipping Changes
– Upcoming Projects
– Side Folder News/Update
– Heavily Discounted Products
– A Personal Note
UX Origin Tactical Conversion
The UX Origin Tactical Conversion Kit is posted, but will not be released until Friday, 3/8/24. In case it’s delayed you can sign up on the product page to be notified when it is dropped.
This grip adapter will also work on the Air Venturi Avenger. We’ll still keep the old Avenger Grip Adapter up so that folks have options. This grip adapter is of a much higher grade of material with a much finer finish than the parts I manufacture myself. Which bring me to my next point.
This kit is a bit pricier than I’d like for it be. The grip adapter is the main price driver. I’m currently having it manufactured by another company in Houston. There’s also a small machined part for securing the adapter to the airgun. I plan to make these commercial-grade parts in-house eventually and I’ll be able to bring the price down dramatically. It’s still way under anything else out there, but I know we can do better on the price, in time, with the right equipment.
Back in Stock
I’m getting caught up slowly, but surely. Here’s what just went back in stock, in case you weren’t notified:
– Marauder Pistol Tactical Conversion Kits
– UX Notos Tactical Conversion Kits
– 13XX UNI Suppressors
– Avenger UNI Suppressors
New Products
We’ve recently added some new items to the lineup:
– Magpul MOE K2 Grip
– Magpul MOE K2-XL Grip
– Hatsan Blitz Threaded Adapter
– UTG Bug Buster 3-12X32 AO Scope
I’ll likely be adding more optics from Leapers. We’re also a dealer for Monstrum Tactical now and will likely be adding some of their optics and other products. Are there any other brands in the budget category that you’d like for Buck Rail to carry? Let us know.
New Options
I’ve started making changes to our product listings to provide more options on our Tactical Conversion Kits. Most of our kits now allow you to choose Black or Flat Dark Earth grips and/or buttstocks so they no longer need to be added separately. Also, with the addition of the Magpul Grips there will be more grip options to choose from within the grip adapter or kit listing. The following products have new options available:
– Beeman Marshall Carbine
– Diana Chaser Carbines
– Avenger Tac Kits
– Beeman 202X Tac Kits
– P-Rod Stocks
– 13XX Stocks
– 2240 Stocks
– Stormrider Tac Kits
– P-Rod Tac Kits
– Notos Tac Kits
Shipping Changes
Speaking of options, we’ve added more shipping options for domestic and international customers. There are still some things to work out on the back end, but you should now be seeing a handful of shipping options to choose from. We still offer “free” USPS shipping on all domestic orders, but you can now select faster methods or UPS shipping methods. For our international customers, we had some issues initially getting the rates to calculate properly, but that is mostly ironed out now. If anyone overpays for shipping we will refund the difference.
Upcoming Projects
Huben GK1 – We’ve had VERY many inquiries about our Huben GK1 parts. I’m working on it. The rear pic stock adapter will be released first. It will be CNC machined aluminum. I’ve put the order in with the manufacturer. Now we just wait.
Some projects on the agenda. I’ve slowed down a bit so these could be far off:
– Barra 1100Z and Beeman Chief Tac Kits
– Gauntlet Tac Kit
– Beeman 202X and Crosman ICON Tac Kit Redesign
– Crosman RMR Sight Mount
– Quick Takedown Pic Clamping Stocks
– Magnetic Side Fold Pic Clamp Stock
– Threaded Magnetic Side Folder
– UX Fusion 2 Tac Kit
And much more…
Side Folder Update
We got word from Leapers that they have discontinued their AK side folder. From what I understand, they may have a replacement for that product coming in October. I don’t know anything about it, but I’m fairly confident it will be overbuilt for airguns and the price will likely reflect that. I plan on offering more side folder options that make more sense for airguns. The side folders pictured above clamp to a rear-facing pic rail and latches magnetically. I also have a more robust threaded version in the works. Unlike our Poor Man’s Side Folder these use only common off-the-shelf parts. Stay tuned for those.
Speaking of the Poor Man’s Side Folders. They are out of stock right now while we wait for more custom machined steel hinge pins to come in. It will likely be a month or so before we have those back in stock. That was my fault. I’m working on it.
Discounted Stocks
I’ve recently dropped the price on all of our UTG Buttstocks in order to clear out some room for other products. I really like these buttstocks, especially the S4. They are made in USA and nothing comes close price-wise. But apparently most folks don’t want ’em. That’s their loss and mine, but gain for you! Subscribers can use this code – LONGREAD – for an additional $5 off of the already very low prices. Check those out here:
– UTG S3 Buttstock
– UTG S4 Buttstock
A Personal Note
Many of you offered your condolences and encouragement in comments and emails when my father passed away. I threw that obituary up so that folks would understand when I take a step back for a bit. I didn’t expect so much love from our customers, associates, and friends. It was unexpected and surprisingly comforting. Thank you all very much. I won’t forget that.
This year you’ll start seeing some of my designs popping up under major OEM brands. This is good. The big companies can bring these things to the market at lower prices and better quality than I can and it will help us to keep scaling up without me running myself into the ground. There’s a lot of cool stuff in the pipeline. Keep a look out for that.
As always, thank you for putting your trust and confidence in us. Thank you for your business. And thank you for your support. We’ll keep working hard to earn it!
Sincerely,
Terry
My Old Man
Folks, we’re all good here. I hate to put our business all out in the open, but I thought y’all should know why I’m going to be out of stock for a bunch of stuff and why we’ll not be fulfilling orders on Monday. My old man passed away in our home on the 13th. It was a good death. He was surrounded by lots on grandbabies and lots of love and passed in the night. This man always ensured we had some woods nearby to play in and worked hard for his family. If you appreciate what I’m doing with Buck Rail you have him, in part, to thank. Please be patient with us while we mourn for him. I’ll be back at it on Tuesday.
There is so much that I could say, but I’ll just leave you with this obituary from my sister:
“Terry Lee Harman, Sr., 69, resident of Santa Fe, Texas passed from this life, Wednesday, December 13, 2023. Terry was born in Galveston, Texas to parents Ted and Vera Harman on September 6, 1954. He was preceded in death by his mother and brother, Eric O’Neal. He was raised by his doting grandparents, Anthony and Vera Ollie, in Galveston, Texas. It was there he learned to garden, hunt, fish, crab golf and appreciate all the intricate beauties of God’s creation. He made an art of everything he did, including his lifelong career as a pipeline welder.
Terry took Don McLean’s words to heart: “I can still remember how that music used to make me smile and I knew if I had my chance that I could make those people dance and maybe they’d be happy for a while…”
He was a musician at heart and leaves behind a personal soundtrack to the lives of his loving family; his wife of 44 years, Kimberly Harman; daughters, Sheri Etheridge (Shawn), Julie Harman, Amanda Schanzer (Eric); sons, Daniel Harman, Shane Harman (Emily), Terry Harman Jr. (Jaime); sisters, Amanda McGuire, Christina Drewry; brothers, Randall Harman, David Harman, Johnathan Harman, and Teddy Harman; 18 grandchildren; as well as numerous extended family, friends and colleagues.”
Sincerely,
Terry Jr