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    Feinwerkbau?? 600 something?

    Hello Anoraks!

    Quick one for you, whilst at the Shooting and Countryman Show in Nottingham. I had a go on the Bell Target range.

    I was shooting a Feinwerkbau (i think) 600 or something?

    It was I think pneumatic, side lever cocking with a flip up on cock, flip down breach / pellet load.

    The whole thing closely resembled an AA Pro Target but with a sidelever.

    I was seriously impressed with it!! amazing gun! Lovely trigger!!

    Question is.. what was it?

    Had an odd large peice of Aluminium wrapped around the barrel, about two third of the way towards to muzzle, after the band.

    Thanks

    Adam

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    Well from your description it was one of the FWB 600 series rifles.

    Did the cocking lever have a ratchet system on it?

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    This picture is of a Model 600

    http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...veandJan/r.jpg

    Regards

    Robin.

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    See http://www.feinwerkbau.de/ceasy/modu...veLanguageId=2
    Pronounced 'Fenner-bow', excellent rifles, closely linked to Weihrauch mid 20th century. Not cneap, but well worth owning.
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    It was a 600 series Feinwerkbau. They had a 300s recoiless springer as well.

    The strange lump of aluminium is the adjustable muzzle weight.

    I was on the Lincs HFT club stand next door to them both days.


    HTH

    Mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by Herpquest View Post
    You sure about that Eric?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garvin View Post
    You sure about that Eric?
    You should be resting, not trying to start an argument with a demic, old bloke!!
    That is how it is pronounced in Lancashire, I aint too bothered how the 'posh' southerners get their gobs around it!! (lol)

    ATB Eric

    Sorry Garvin, this reply was meant for Gareth! I have dementia as well!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Herpquest View Post
    You should be resting, not trying to start an argument with a demic, old bloke!!
    That is how it is pronounced in Lancashire, I aint too bothered how the 'posh' southerners get their gobs around it!! (lol)

    ATB Eric

    Sorry Garvin, this reply was meant for Gareth! I have dementia as well!!
    Lol!!!!

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    Indeed! ..er.. LOL!

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    My dad (from Lancashire) pronounced it "Ferm-werk-bar" I know this is nothing like how it's spelt but I knew what he meant!!!!

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    Fine Work Bough


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    These are great rifles my mate has one,he pronouces it ''Fekernbacker''

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    My Cotteswolde pronunciation should not have the last word rhyming with Bough as in, Frank Bough...


    More "beneath the spreading Chestnut boughs etc, etc"


    Thought that ought to be cleared up.

    Good afternoon.

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