Fas
Thanks Bob
A superb example, I foolishly sold my original 1980's Mk1 example that I shot my 10 mt PB with, 386 then ex 400, and went the PCP route, but I always missed the FAS so when the Mk 2 came out I bought one again, must have been 2007 ish?
Mine must have come off the same batch as yours, the serial is 18039, so just 8 away from your example, I often used it even up until I retired from pistol (arthritis trouble!), though I had Steyr PCP's as well. A superb well made and very accurate pistol, perfect for the old man struggling with heavy pistol weights, as you will have seen I stripped and highly polished mine, as I do like a bit of bling!
The speed? Why do people fret about it, for the shed tuners, leave them alone!! They never were fast, always cut a not so crisp hole, but boy are they accurate and consistent.
Domino Guns was the Italian company that made them then, from the original ones in the 1980's and they made and sold the very similar Igi Domino .22lr standard pistol at the same time.
To any one considering this, this may look like it, but it is not even close to the new 6004 made by a company who took over the rights, and redesigned it for cheaper production, this the last REAL FAS 604 and the Mk2, was the best one the company ever made, it a much higher quality and better design version, is a superb looking and shooting match SSP air pistol, and I also used, and still have a Walther LPM-1 to compare it with, I think this version of the FAS equals it, it one of the best of the type, and well worth the asking price, a superb shooting air pistol and a pretty good investment!
The first shrewd man will buy this!
Have Fun
Robin
Last edited by RobinC; 09-10-2023 at 12:11 PM.
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