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It's not that bad. I'm not touching the crown. For me that's a last ditch effort for bad guns. I'll do what I should have done when I...

...the peanut gallery that is AGN Traditional Airguns always likes pictures: here's a picture: 110, 150, 300...:)

I finally got to shoot my (new to me) Anschutz LG380 yesterday. Some tweaking of the diopter and I was ready to go. Here are the first...

Did a drive into town today to score a FWB 150 to save on shipping. Crow

Well the prosport is porkier than the HW97K, it is the widest stock of my rifles. But it is in it's own class.

The pro sport is a great gun, but it is one of more awkward guns to cock because of design of the cocking lever. Not necessarily hard...

I would say it depends on the buyer . Some would prefer an OG never taken apart , even when told it needs a new seal ..The old leather...

Thank you Mike. It makes sense to refer to them as Gen-2. Beginning with the 1978 sixth edition of the BPA Guide, the HW35L, with the...

That's the second-gen "Luxus" (HW 35L) stock - semi-beavertail fore end, Monte Carlo comb, curved cheekpiece, in walnut - see catalog...

That is a late 60's early 70's version with a single sided safety, red dot on the left, no safety button visible on the right? It could...

^^ This^^ I've only documented nine others, so leave it as is and find a nice early action to mate.

I picked up a very nice but cheap FWB 300S last year, and found that the thread on the diopter's elevation screw was stripped bare. I...

That's by Harlan Howe, gunsmith on Long Island, 1940-70's or so.

The diopter sights are VERY precise, just look at the one hole groups shot by competitors all the time. Some of the ones that have no...

The only difference to the 150 vs 300S is the cocking arm being about two inches longer with the hook release on the 150. The early ones...