Quote Originally Posted by Muskett View Post
If the piston head hasn't been replaced it will be cheese by now, and be rough as heck.

A well serviced FWB Sport should sound and feel like most well put together springers. Polished and tuned then very nice. They have barrels that will put pellet on pellet, the rest is getting a shooting technique to match them.
The FWB Sports stock is, like most stocks, set up for iron sights. Any scope needs to be fitted quite low, and not some big lump of a scope either.
Yes, the triggers are squidgy, but you get used to them.

Sports are best shot sporting style which is smooth and fast. Shoot them slow deliberate, target style, and they will be a disappointment. The style difference is a bit like shooting a 20b featherweight game gun and a heavy deliberate trap gun.
Whatever, works for you, though a couple of shots in a shop will never tell the whole story. Same goes for peering through scopes.
That’s my experience. A Sport in good nick is a great rifle.