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There is a part available from Walther that is a modified cocking lever for scope mounting. The part number is - 2610230

Custom Stocks of Sheffield make left handed Prosport stocks.

I am going to attempt to get both of these examples up and functioning.

First sentence Used an airgun, a type of firearm......... Journalism degrees usually convey that one has an understanding of the language, correct? No minimum science requirement for a journalism degree? Do 'journalists' even require a degree anymore?

Get out on that jetty and throw some bait.

This thread should get pinned as a classifieds sales picture posting primer for new members. Yes, I would love to purchase your revolver! Lifetime ban, you degenerate

Not really that easy all the time

I do not think that you are on solid footing with this post......

The info I spoke of earlier has apparently vanished along with the forum where it was posted...... An new OEM FWB piston ring measures .036 in thickness. FWB recommends they be changed out at a certain wear point as it wil allow the rings end gap to increase, allowing more blow by and lower...

My vote goes to the ring sealing the compression cylinder. I will have to search it out, but FWB calls out the piston ring dimension, and mandate replacement at a point. I will pop back with info bits when I can track them down.

You are welcome. If I can be of further service, do not hesitate to reach out.

That is a good looking rifle, it certainly did not spend its life as a club mule.

No problem, I think that you will be pleased. I forget the guys name that makes those, but I do believe that he is active on some airgun forums, possibly the American Vintage Airguns forum.

Comparison photo for you

If you want a lighter rifle, look at the FWB Junior versions of the 600 series rifles. They are a bit lighter, and you can extend the length of pull very easily to suit your stance.

This is the guy They are really nice for the money, I bought 2...

No problem. Be sure to register your HWs on the database, it helps expand the knowledge available to all.

The Weihrauch database puts it at 1979. https://www.weihrauch-database.eu/dywp.php#

I bought a pair for myself, just to have them on hand. They are absolute quality, and appear to be identical to the OEM cup. The Seller James V. also has a lot of other hard to find parts, and I have found everything that he produces to be of high quality.

All the beautiful pictures of lovely rifles, and all I can focus on is 1- The accessory weight on the FWB 150 2-The heavy HW barrel sleeve It's got to be just me right?