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  1. #1
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    Quite a difference between the factory and the modded 10m ones, both cost to put right.
    10m ones almost dead as they have a stabilisor and modded should we say robustly.

    10m much quicker cycle rather than the subdued slowish wooley firing cycle of the factory jobbies.
    I can see rub marks on your cylinder Rob a sure sign.

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    All sorts of problems with grouping. This photo shows its attempt at a 10 shot 45yd group

    http://i1034.photobucket.com/albums/...w/IMG_0365.jpg

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    Do you have problems with your scope mounting? Personally, I think that the gun resembles something I might have made with my Meccano set (thinks of the strange breech/loading lever.) What you really need is a BSA Meteor.

    Andy
    Member, the Feinwerkbau Sport appreciation Society (over 50's chapter)
    http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amac View Post
    Do you have problems with your scope mounting? Personally, I think that the gun resembles something I might have made with my Meccano set (thinks of the strange breech/loading lever.) What you really need is a BSA Meteor.

    Andy
    Meteor? Nah I'll stick with the Airsporter. Prefer the old Webley Mk111 though.
    (No problem with the scope mount by the way!)

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    There isn't many about of the fwb 800ft.

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    Poi

    Change of POI with the FWB 800 Basic (wooden stock).

    Any one had any experience of this happening?

    Fred16

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    POI on mine only changed on 2 circumstances:
    1. After taking the action out the stock. Solved this by using a torque srewdriver when refitting the stock.
    2. When the regulator jams open. There is quite a power curve and the POI shifts through the shot sequence.

    The later happens frequently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ags2k View Post
    There isn't many about of the fwb 800ft.
    As rare as Dobby-horse shite - makes 'em even more special .....

    Jack
    Steyr LG 110 2014; Steyr Pro X; Anschutz 9015 HP ; SCR Exile .177; FX X barrel .177 Aeron Streamline; Daystate Delta Wolf .177; Tau-Brno MK300 .177; Sportsmatch GC2 mk3 .177

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snapper View Post
    All sorts of problems with grouping. This photo shows its attempt at a 10 shot 45yd group

    http://i1034.photobucket.com/albums/...w/IMG_0365.jpg
    Pathetic!

    I always take an image of my 50 yard groups with a .177 pellet against them. has to be a .177 as a .22 would cover them!

    Must be all that junk you're piling on top of it -

    Like those folks you see driving cars with roof racks and bike racks fitted .....

    I don't like fat ladies myself ...... sorry.

    Jack
    Steyr LG 110 2014; Steyr Pro X; Anschutz 9015 HP ; SCR Exile .177; FX X barrel .177 Aeron Streamline; Daystate Delta Wolf .177; Tau-Brno MK300 .177; Sportsmatch GC2 mk3 .177

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    I thought long and hard about switching to a FWB/Anschutz but have stuck with my FTP Zenith. I would 100% follow Jon's advice and buy the model he recommends and have him convert it. The reason I stayed with the FTP is that nothing I can buy will outgroup it and I'm not going to be buying any more targets if I change guns. The FTP is heavy for sure but I also had a heavily modified EV2 that was as light as they come, I sold the EV2 as I found a heavier gun better for standing shots.

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