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Welcome aboard. I think the fwb124 is well worth repair. I have a fwb124d myself that I bought in 1979. It is a tack driver. Probably one of the best "springers" ever made. 

Thanks all for the suggestions. I've got enough info now to do some homework and perhaps find a dealer where I may be able to heft and handle. I probably should been plainer in discussing my limitations - I only have one arm, so weight and handiness (no pun intended) are issues for me. This...

Nothing wrong with a quality "springer". Bought my Beeman FWB124D in 1981 and still very usable today after many thousands of rounds Can't remember the listed cocking effort but it was not too bad. Totally self sufficent, no accessories needed except lube. Some merit to to comment about...

i'm embarassed. I totally missed the enhanced performance of the 1701P after what seems like a simple mod. It would seem to me that the smaller air capacity might even make it more viable for a hand pump over a marauder. I will have to do some serious thinking and research. The price is...

I've looked at the Marauder (online) and it seems like a viable solution. The performance seems great and I have no real problem with the gun cost. It''s the accessory cost that I find a little daunting but the same could be said for any PCP. The hand pump is not a viable option for me and...

I have been a "springer" person since the late 70's, early 80''s - long before they were fashionable in this country. Had a Webley Hurricane pistol and still have my FWB 124D from 1981. Problem is, I can no longer use them. Too heavy and too much effort. Now use Crossman 2240 and 2300t with...

H8i all, Bill here, have always been fascinated with air guns. Thirty year Navy vet. Had a Crossman pump up when I was a kid that I used all the time. Bought a Marlin 22 cal. 39a (firearm) rifle in the mid 60''s and found I seldom got to use it. Was introduced to quality springers during a...