I finally got my 2300T along with the 1399 stock and LPA mini sight the other day.

The Good: Very accurate at 10 meters. Steel breech. Adjustable trigger pull. Adjustable rear sight. Lots of shots per cylinder. Good weight and balance.
The Bad: The trigger over-travel adjustment screw is in the way. Shoots a tad high at 10 meters with rear sight adjusted all the way down.
The Ugly: Very gritty, crusty, crunchy trigger pull!

I removed the trigger over-travel adjustment screw because it made my grip very uncomfortable. I polished the trigger and sear; still the trigger pull remained very crusty gritty. The trigger pull adjustment screw gives you a light or heavy crusty gritty trigger. The problem lies with the spring and the way it interfaces with the sear. Crunch and grind! I removed the spring and trigger pull adjustment device and installed a modified Crosman 1377 hammer spring with a polished empty 22 caliber shell casing facing the trigger sear. Bingo! No more crunch and grate! The trigger is now smooth and steady. I installed a red dot sight and I'm getting dime sized groups at 10 meters. Sweet!

Though mine is not a custom shop gun, I expected a better sight and trigger, especially since it is marketed as a match pistol, although a trainer. The addition of the trigger pull adjustment screw is a step in the right direction. It is an OK pistol out-of-the-box. But it is real gem when worked on a bit.

Just arrived this morning...impressive feel and workmanship...clean vision open sights, easy to find objective, I colored rear of blade flo. Orange easier to locate indoor lighting.will follow up review after time in my cellar range, can't wait....won't sleep tonight!

Awesome out of the box wish I would have done a custom build. 25 cent groups at 10 meters by the end of my first tin. Now I'm looking at the silhouette model for a second piece.

This is a great target pistol which gets you over 60 shots from one powerlet.