You mean your 124s?JC, Nice collection of factory walnuts but the best is missing from picture
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You mean your 124s?JC, Nice collection of factory walnuts but the best is missing from picture
Here's a negative complaint....My 12X guns aren't as good looking as your collection of Deluxe Walnut variants.Gotta love those 124s and 127s!!! Kinda surprised that there aren't any negative Nellie's chiming in. Lol
Here's a picture of some of mine.
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I'm not the biggest fan of Corcoran's style but I actually like his FWB124 designI had a line on a custom stock from Steve Cochran, he was to send me an email when it was ready, but never got it, so ended up buying another 124d, Win, WIn.!
How come? Got pictures?I have a FWB 124/127 SC Walnut stock that I never installed on any of my guns yet.
Nice collection!Gotta love those 124s and 127s!!! Kinda surprised that there aren't any negative Nellie's chiming in. Lol
Here's a picture of some of mine.
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Thanks. It's only part of my FWB collection....but definitely some of my favorite ones.Nice collection!
Nice. Looks like my two, except left handed stock. Those guns are made for iron sights. I have Gehmann adjustable diopters in my receiver sights.My left handed one. I have this and two standards. Originally Beeman advertised velocity around 780. They have creeped up in velocity with better pistons and springs. Bought a 124 standard off of Beeman in 1979. Still the best springers I have owned. A Beeman Left Handed Deluxe.
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I ordered one of SC stocks a few years ago, (Bastogne Walnut), for my 124. At the time, he was applying stippling to the pistol grips. I had him leave that off, and had my checkering friend check it up a bit.I'm not the biggest fan of Corcoran's style but I actually like his FWB124 design
I really like the added belly on the forearm of your SC stock compared to factory.I ordered one of SC stocks a few years ago, (Bastogne Walnut), for my 124. At the time, he was applying stippling to the pistol grips. I had him leave that off, and had my checkering friend check it up a bit.
I still think these rifles are overall, the best of the production spring guns of the past.
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