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I know FX guns very well, have been friends with Earnest Rowe for a long time, he taught me a lot about repairing and tuning FX airguns over the years, my first question is what caliber is your M4 ? Then we will move on to a known accurate pellet in that caliber, then set correct regulator...

Sighted in @ 35 yards is a good range, 1” high at this range

Here is my SC stock that I finally installed on the Standard 124

I have the same SC stock but mine is stippled and yours is checkered, I like the checkering better, mine is still wrapped in bubble wrap brand new never used.

The FWB124/127 are Iconic timeless springers, nothing else quite like them, I took one for a walk the other day and bagged three nutters in about ten minutes, all head shots using H&N Barracuda 8's , instant kills. I have PCP's but these get the job done, no air tanks, just a tin of pellets for...

I have a FX Crown in .177 with a 300cc bottle set right at 900fps, these guns are fun as hell to shoot, I get well over 100 shots with the regulator set @ 90 bar, the pellet of choice is the 10.5gr Crosman Premier.

I have a FWB 124/127 SC Walnut stock that I never installed on any of my guns yet.

My Daystate MK4is PCP in .22

My new Garmin seems really accurate

I set power tp 910 FPS using .22 JSB 18.1 and the DRS is super accurate but loud as hell without a moderator.

I worked on one already for a slow leak, FX never installed a quad seal under bottle pressure gauge.

Beautiful collection

This the FWB124 Standard, Has a very unusual stock with 3D grain that changes when the light hits the wood, never saw Beech stock this nice before.

So the Serial number for the Standard 124 is- 52037 and the 124D is-53368 I enjoy shooting them both, the standard version was shooting JSB Exact 7.87gr yesterday right @ 820 fps, these pellets shoot the best at all ranges when I get out to 50 yards they still group really great and are flatter...

I love reading these stories from other FWB124 owners

I tune and repair springers and PCP's for family and friends, I am a retired Tool & Die Maker and automation engineer and have lathe, Bridgeport mill and other shop equipment and precision measuring gauges.A friend of a friend wanted me to look at his FWB124D that would no longer shoot a pellet...