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blueing would be good for a freshly drilled and degreased hole. Never thought of soot on an iris, it might have some lubricating properties.

If you do that touch up that hole with some cold gun blue to eliminate any reflected light, or at least help.

Oh yes, the old FWB 150 I just got had the front globe full of dust, cleaned it out. Most of my guns have to stand upright on the buts...

If you look back in the history of shooting, and even some today, diopter sights ruled. Did you see the movie Quigley Down Under...

Got it in a couple of days ago, I rather doubt that it will get much, if any use. That thing is heavy beyond belief. Optics look...

Back to your "double image" Take the aperture off you 300s and try it on the 300jr and see if the problem persists, If so it is the...

From what I have seen on your posts you seem to know quite a bit about air guns. I have been shooting rimfire since the early 50's...

I think I currently have 14 air rifles equipped with diopter sights, and probably 16 firearms. Way back in my jr high or early high...

I never heard of it being used for gunstocks. It is lightweight, fine grained but I think a bit on the soft side for a gunstock. It is...

What do you mean by double image. If the fixed aperture or adjustable iris aperture fits I do not know what could cause an image...

My new to me FWB 150. It was shipped without the rear sight installed, along with a scope . I installed the factory scope and at 10...

No idea, I have a model 66 , a 3x9 ao scope. Made in Japan, as I understand the Beeman scopes were. I have had it since the late 70's...

You might try a drop of penetrating oil, or possibly better a very small amount of machine oil in some mineral spirits and soak the iris...

Thanks MDriskill. I have a couple of WIlliams sights with the Gehmann 510's One is a earlier model with the 7/32x40 threads. the...

What thread size of that 522 do you get for a FWB 300 or 150