Favourite threesomes

[I. J.]

Thanks for that, Ian.

When you say 'produced', I presume you meant acquired or did Beeman manufacture the rifle under licence for FWB? I wonder why they did not present one of their own rifles instead! What a magnificent specimen it is.

Any type of Exacts for your .177 45? I did a quick search and found numerous varieties under JSB Exacts and am rather keen to settle on one particular type, without trying numerous. With .22, I find that if one variety does not work well, it probably will with another rifle but, for .177, I only have the Original 45.

I did not understand your point about adjustment to the mounts returning them to zero. I can understand the zeroing in of the scope but not the mounts; I am of course on something of a learning curve on this site so have probably missed something!

Best
A

Beeman, according to his catalogues that M.A.G. provided, supplied after market parts to modify the standard FWB Sport plus other rifles (HW35/80 etc.). The rifle I own has a Beeman walnut stock, back sight plate etc. .

With regards to the mounts. When I removed the scope from the rifle using the Q.D. mounts, which takes just a few seconds, on replacing the scope the point of aim only varies slightly. (1/4" @ 30 yds approx.)

The Exacts I use are JSB.

HTH
Ian

[andrewM]

Beeman, according to his catalogues that M.A.G. provided, supplied after market parts to modify the standard FWB Sport plus other rifles (HW35/80 etc.). The rifle I own has a Beeman walnut stock, back sight plate etc. .

With regards to the mounts. When I removed the scope from the rifle using the Q.D. mounts, which takes just a few seconds, on replacing the scope the point of aim only varies slightly. (1/4" @ 30 yds approx.)

The Exacts I use are JSB.

HTH
Ian

Thanks Ian. I am now better informed. I had no idea it was possible to obtain such mounts - very useful too if one is alternating between open sites and a scope. I will keep this in mind.

Re the pellets, I discovered there were various types of JSB Exacts, ie Exact RS, Exact Diabolo, Exact Diabolo Heavy and perhaps one or two more. Can I ask which one you use, which suits your .177 45?

Many thanks.
Andrew.

[I. J.]

Thanks Ian. I am now better informed. I had no idea it was possible to obtain such mounts - very useful too if one is alternating between open sites and a scope. I will keep this in mind.

Re the pellets, I discovered there were various types of JSB Exacts, ie Exact RS, Exact Diabolo, Exact Diabolo Heavy and perhaps one or two more. Can I ask which one you use, which suits your .177 45?

Many thanks.
Andrew.

I wouldn't go out of my way seeking the Leupold 2 piece Q.Ds as they are VERY expensive.

The pellets are JSB Exact but then again Ive not tried any of the others.

[andrewM]

I wouldn't go out of my way seeking the Leupold 2 piece Q.Ds as they are VERY expensive.

The pellets are JSB Exact but then again Ive not tried any of the others.

Thanks Ian. I shall raise these issues when I next visit the gunsmithy!

[Troubledshooter]

These three are from Sam99:

[Binners]

These three are from Sam99:

And very nice too

[45flint]

These three are from Sam99:

Excuse ignorance but what model are these?

[Mark D]

Excuse ignorance but what model are these?

BSA - Military Pattern - Very scarce - Very expensive