Reply With QuoteIt's in the same price range of a FWB 601 IMO & would have to be exceptional if I was to pay £350 in a private deal due to the cost of parts, but that's just me! Not many about in the UK & are good rifles.
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Hi everyone,a friend has offered me one of the above rifles.It has a blue laminate stock with a fully adjustable metal butt pad and is in very tidy condition,there is no manual or tools however.He does'nt have a clue what it's worth and that makes two of us,any suggestions on a rough price guide please...Thanks...Lewis...
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It's in the same price range of a FWB 601 IMO & would have to be exceptional if I was to pay £350 in a private deal due to the cost of parts, but that's just me! Not many about in the UK & are good rifles.
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Hi there.Thanks for the info,are the parts dearer by comparison with the likes of the fwb600 series...Thanks...Lewis...Originally Posted by wonky donky
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Service parts sure are, the valve seal for say a 600/1 would be about £10/12. The 2002 ssp is a complete unit valve/seal/housing/valve spring. Price depends where & if you can get one in the UK now as Ruag the new importer are not stocking spares, but up to £100 with postage, I paid £74.00 a couple of years back from Frank Dykes, Ouch!
Why they didn't do the same as with the 2002 pcp counter part & make the assembly as separate parts I don't know? The 2001 ssp is the same!
Breech & transfer port seals were around £20/25 if I remember correctly then other things which you would think are going to be mega bucks going on service parts prices are comparable to say FWB. The piston head was about £30 I think which was not too bad.
The good thing is these rifles will shoot without problems for 30 years if looked after.
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Thanks for the info...Lewis...
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