Reply With QuotePM sent. Presumably the original screws are also present. I ask because if they are not the correct size and too long, they could penetrate into the barrel - something which I have seen before.
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Found in a spares box. .22 cal version sport. £38 posted. Mach 1.5
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PM sent. Presumably the original screws are also present. I ask because if they are not the correct size and too long, they could penetrate into the barrel - something which I have seen before.
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Original screws are present. Mach 1.5
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Evening,
Apologies but which fwb model? Will this fit a fwb300 junior?
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I'm pretty sure the OP is talking a FWB sport 127, in which the .22 rearsight is graduated to 40 metres, rather than 50 metres for .177 (mod 124)Originally Posted by Reevo17
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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Must be for an FWB Sport - the 300 series didn't have screws or a rearsight as such, only a diopter.
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Thanks chaps, planning ahead for a potential purchase but it is sans rear sight…. Being hopeful
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Original FWB diopter sights and FWB-compatible ones like the Anschutz diopters do come up on eGun.de or the cheapo Gamo/FWB-copy diopters fit the 300s. You could ask in the target shooting section on here if anyone has one for sale.Thanks chaps, planning ahead for a potential purchase but it is sans rear sight…. Being hopeful
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Perfect thank you
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