Who says Phantoms dont make good OC pump guns?

Go shoot a T2 and then tell me if you feel the same :P jk/ nice phantom set up; however, I think a 13ci and a winchester would be more comfortable IMO. also, IMO, if it was me I would have the air line coming directly out the back instead of out to the side that way there wouldn't be anything in the way of me aiming down the barrel. But I've shot that set up before for a long time and I learned to aim with it well even though the air line got in my way. Anyway cool phantom! Now go gog some ballers :bang:

ill get pics of my open class phantom in a bit, but you have to run an OC phantom with a 45/45 and at least a revvy. you need the extra weight to keep in on target, otherwise it just will bounce around on you.

i run a prophecy on my OC phantom ...

Usally it has a Winchester pocket hopper on it. I almost always use the 45/45 air tank. Sometimes I switch it out to a Micro CA, when I have that urge to use 12g.

Looks pretty nice, CP...but that hose clamp just ruins it. :P

OC Phantoms look WAAAAAAAY too top-heavy with anything bigger than a Sportshot, IMO. The first one I ever had was a RF/BL, and it really sucked trying to balance it with a VL200 and a 12-ounce.

the pipe clamp is still the lowest feedneck out there for phantom.

the prophecy uses a small plastic insert in the neck of the loader to stiffen the neck, and to give the shells something to clamp down on. simply removing that, and then useing the "stove pipe" feedneck as that insert works wonders. very stiff, and very low.

PHUZZARDS ARE FOR STOCK-CLASSING

Open class Phuzzard makes me cry. The original picture with the undercocking kit is fantastic, though!

I love Phantoms, but not these. Pumps, and especially Phantoms, are not meant to use force feed loaders, or anything with a battery. They're like slow/inconvenient semis.

Those two would look a lot more appealing and cleaner with Winchesters and 13ci's/9oz's. IMO anyway.