The ones I have are accurate right out to 55 yards.
They have been lightly uprated to give around 8-9ft.lbs, but I have heard of very good results from the standard power actions to 30 yards.
hi all i am looking into getting a Feinwerkbau 300s are they any good for target shooting indoors at 25 yards if so how good. the one i am interested in is a standard 6 / 6.5lb.
any advice would be gratefully received
thanks from johnny1972
The ones I have are accurate right out to 55 yards.
They have been lightly uprated to give around 8-9ft.lbs, but I have heard of very good results from the standard power actions to 30 yards.
Last edited by rockdrill; 30-11-2009 at 08:14 AM.
Indoors at 10m they're pretty tasty... lovely guns... wish I never sold mine
big thanks to all i am going to the club tonight to have a shoot of the 300s at 25 yards to see for my self if i like it i will buy it.
i will let you know
thanks again from johnny1972
hi all just back from the club you are quite right shoots 25 yards spot on paid £190 for it and its a 1978 in a case with a bipod , original booklet and some sight inserts will post pic if anybody is interested.
i am well chuffed with it
thanks from johnny1972
adjustable cheekpiece?
not adjustable stock but have a look at the pics and see what you think please note the 5 shot test card on the front of the booklet.
o its a 300s match model according to the booklet.
thanks from johnny1972
http://s384.photobucket.com/albums/o...t=87adea8f.pbw
Congratulations Johnny, they are truly brilliant rifles.
Yahoo FWB300 Group
If you go to the Files section of the above group, there's an interesting article on the history of the FWB300.
TargetTalk
Good forum with lots of info on the FWB300S.
Also do a search on here, there's a lot of info.
Love mine aswell,if I could get it to shoot at around 11ftlbs I would seriously consider getting rid of my pcp'sthat looks a bargain for £190
Home Page:
[url]http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu
thanks guy's for the info.
thanks from johnny1972
Early model 300, fitted with Maccari spring for about 8ft.lbs:
http://www.airrifle.co.za/picture.ph...pictureid=5617
Model 300S, again Maccari spring for 8ft.lbs:
http://www.airrifle.co.za/picture.ph...pictureid=3755
Model 300S Universal, fitted with POK! spring giving 9ft.lbs on average:
http://www.airrifle.co.za/picture.ph...pictureid=3888
Last edited by rockdrill; 22-12-2009 at 08:04 AM.
would like to upgrade mine to a pok or maccari spring to shoot 25 yard, any recommendations for either, and is it easy to do yourself? thanks for any advice