SGS Duo300

[JamesD.]

What da know? I like the adjustable piston. Trigger needs to be upgraded to a adjustable anatomical. 
Anyone here have one?

 

[tinker]

Is this the one that just went through eBay? What is the grip made of? Don’t see too many of them around but also interested to hear if anyone else has one and further thoughts.

 

[JamesD.]

It came from a auction but not EBay. Don't know much yet but looks like Walnut

 

[JamesD.]

Anyone know anything about modding these?

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[tinker]

Thanks for posting the pictures. The reason I had asked about the grips is because the one that went through ebay appears to have some sort of synthetic grip. Yours is much nicer. There doesn't appear to be much info about these out there.

 

[Deacon_Blues]

It certainly looks like a copy of a FAS 604.

This website is in German, but the photos show the similarities:

http://www.muzzle.de/N7/Druckluft/SGS_Duo_300/sgs_duo_300.html

 

[tinker]

Looks like a FAS 604 but it’s a spring-piston like an HW45 or P1.

 

[Deacon_Blues]

Looks like it would be fun to shoot. The trigger adjusting screw should make it easy to set up the way one likes it.

Here is some more information, and a manual, of sorts-

View attachment SGS 300 DUO.1620740541.pdf

 

[JamesD.]

It's definitely cool & a good shooter but it's a oddity that I'm debating doing something to, 

https://www.knifehandles.com/mother-of-pearl-types/abalone/premium-red-abalone

or keeping as is. No box. No papers. Great condition and performance but these aren't top demand items. I bet that Airgunner "Knifemaker" & a bunch of you fellas have done some really intricate inlays and engraving. 
What say you on rare, odd, vintage items? Keep as is, restore to original specs, or add some tasteful symmetrical inlays, possibly themed in a sport, hunting, target, etc. I'm not just asking about this pistol. I would consider something "fancy" for a real gem like that FWB300S JP showed. That thing is worthy of "The Man" 

http://www.harveyleachinlays.com/

I'm thinking I do a red white & green (as said in Roseto PA) Italy boot on that Left grip. It's a big enough space for Sardinia & Sicily if I get motivated, lol. Wishing myself luck on that. Anyone able to cut me such a thing (main Country boot alone) with a CNC if I provide the abalone or other inlay materials? It's easy for a CNC. It's ART, by Harvey and most likely out of my reach. 
The comments don't quite admit it but trust me, anything fancier than a standard D45 Martin is done by Harvey. 

 

[JamesD.]

If anyone else is going I obtained this from the fellow who is selling over 400 inventoried collectors pieces mostly.

He's on AAC just ask for updated file. Copy and paste what you're interested in to email to him.

Somebody but that dam FWB65 before I justify my grabbing it. Lots of odd & rarer stuff, lots of one offs.

 

[Deacon_Blues]

My vote is to keep it the way it is. I did see that there was a rifle stock for these. Finding one of those would make it very unique.