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...a heavily used standard stock HW50S from mid 60's with an older Beeman scope Model 5002...it sure is accurate!

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What do I have here: "Santa Rosa" 124D in some sort of custom or homemade stock not like any other I've ever seen?

If you have an early Weihrauch airgun with front sight dovetail cut ACROSS the barrel, and want to mount a peep sight, these are what you need. The Lyman 17AEU fits the dovetail, and FP-GR is low enough to use with the low seated 17 AEU...$100.00, shipping included

FWB 110. The original owner never used it, preferred to use a FWB 150 or 300. As for accuracy I cannot tell the difference between the 150 and 110?

Yup that's for sure, and I'm still waiting for the TyROL Tournier 53 to show?

I guess it's this because the fellow who did it is gone: Harlan Howe, gunsmith on Long Island, NY from 1940-70's, specialized in high end Mauser sporters, some Pennsylvania rifles, hi end custom guns in general. This was his personal airgun. It's an early 300S...

Anschutz LG54

That's one of the nicest 10M match FWB I've ever seen here...hope the seller gets what the gun deserves? I would not even replace the buffers or try to shoot it.

Interesting bit of trivia: the label of the original seller is still on the gun, located in Braunschweig near the East German border, and site of large US Army activity because of it's proximity to GDR. Back in the bad old days that's where the Red Army was supposed to cross the border? Possible...

...their both VERY nice airguns...you best keep both, but I'd think the HW35 with that scope is worth more, it's an unusually nice example...your a lucky fellow to have them!

Does anybody think the stock on that gun has a better figure than most D60, 65, 66, as if it might be a "special" order? Was it made NOT to have a sleeve, the end barrel threads for a sleeve never machined on? Is the breech block specifically made NOT to have a sleeve? Factory made specifically...

...you need to torque down the compression screws more; it WILL not slide on the dovetail. The Weihrauch diopter wallows out the arrestor holes if the compression screw is not tight enough and the sight slides on the dovetail, and also, if you torque the arrestor hole screw too much it "lifts"...

Daisy marketed FWB, a 110 and 150, serial 335xx and 333xx from 1968, maybe made same week/month? There is no reason to even show the target: you cannot tell them apart! Daisy's always seem to come with sleeves, and some fellow told me that were selected for accuracy before sale???

FWB diopter and parts, Model 150-early 300S, $150 plus shipping

FWB 110: gun case queen and abused, both late 1960's

That's an early original OEM part, it says "Dianawerk Rastatt" on the front, is cast alloy, is a slip fit...some would say that's a desirable accessory? If you pull it off, the standard dovetail is visible underneath...lots of folks use a scope on a 124?

.177 R1 barrel and cocking lever stamped "Theoben", excellent blue, no damage at all, but there is something blocking the barrel...maybe you can use it for something other than a crowbar! I'd appreciate shipping

...now that there is a beautiful airgun...