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I have been using it for over ten years now. I first got some to use a bullet coating for my powder burners, and applied it by tumbling. Small caliber bullets coated are so slick that they are hard to handle. I really could not see any accuracy improvement or lessened fouling, but then I have...

I have a Willams on my FWB 124 and the factory diopter on my FWB 300s. In reality they are both about the same distance from my eye. For a sporter/hunting gun the Williams is a smaller more compact unit, and simply looks "cleaner" on the gun. As far as accuracy, there are no flies on the...

I think it is best to have the "peep" close to your eye. For one thing it will give a longer sight radius which helps accuracy, consider tang sights and the radius that they contribute too. Having said that I do have a couple of old military rifles with aftermarket peep sights which simply...

I have one on each of my IZH and AV models.

I got one of those a few weeks ago, I really do not want to use it indoors, getting salt into carpet, upholstery, ect. Went to my son's place about two weeks ago and my 13 year old grandson literally had a blast every day when the sun went down and he could turn some outdoor lights on to...

Really strange, a scanner like mentioned also generates x rays, probably at a much lower doseage than some of the x ray types that require the use of film.

I have an Aunt who died a couple of years ago, in her late 80's. She was the youngest of 9 childred in a small villeage in east/central Louisiana. Some years earlier, I think when she was in her late 50's to early 60's she started haveing some headaches.,so they did some x rays and discovered...

Thanks, ordered one plus the tripod stand and adapter to use with 2x4 post.

I once made a full stock for a Pennsylvania (Kentucky long rifle) type muzzle loader only to have a now out of business gunsmith screw it up. It was complete with inlaid patchbox. The stock blank was machine inletted for an octagon barrel so that was a big help, but even then I cannot begin to...

I had two out for a short time this morning, shooting at hanging soda cans. The wind was up quite a bit so they were really dancing around making for a difficult target. First I had my HW 75, and while quite accurate it takes a lot of effort to cock and tires me out quickly, so I switched to...

Never seen a FWB 90, but have a couple of 65's and 80's, allon with a 300s rifle. The 300 is fantastic, then there is the IZH 46m, probably the best match trigger I have. My IZH is about 4oz. and I have never had a AD with it.

I was over at the Ouachita Parish sheriffs range last week and was talking to one of the deputy sheriff range officers. He had never seen one of the high end air guns, so I went back to my truck and brought out a couple of FWB 65's and a HW353 with an Anschutz rear. He wanted to try one of the...

I have one of each, both a little less than two years old. Metalwork , I do not see any difference, I do like the beech stock on the IZH better than the red black laminate, which I ended up replacing with a set of custom Rink grips. First the little pad on the cocking lever split, when I was...

I'm with you, not a big van of silver guns. I have two, Ruger 10/22 rifles, one a totally custom build that I put together using on sale parts, a stainless Green Mountain barrel, and a Fajen stock I got from Midway, a nice walnut with shadow outline cheekpece, case hardened checkered Neider...

I would love to have one of those Tyrolean models. I went with a couple of HW35e, for the walnut stocks and have not been disappointed. I did get a tyroelan stock from Custom Stock for my HW 77

Yes the C&R license is great, It's a Federal license and costs $30 for 3 years, so I can do a lot of shopping for firearms on the internet and and have them shipped directly to me. I can buy and sell, but have only bought, not planning on going through the paperwork for sales, one or two would...

Considering that I shall hang onto the two that I have.

I currently have several, 3 of the 777 model, a couple of the 747 and possibly a 717 along with a .22 model. Rebuilt all, plus a couple of 747 for my son and grandson. For the price they cannot be beat for a ssp. I also have two each of the FWB 65, FWB 80, and IZH 46m types. Really the 777...

I bought my 124d very early in 1975 from Air Rifle Headquarters for just over 1/4 that price.

Getting close to closed position it does not look any longer than my FWB 300