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In 1969 for my 14th b-day Dad gave me this Benjamin 347 & a tin of Daisy Bullseye Brand .177 pellets. It took the place of the old model...

This one by DT Fletcher should be right up your alley. There is relatively little text, mostly it's 300 pages of factory catalogs...

I don't know yet, but it's a very stout piece of stuff. It's been in an old HW 50 for years with no issues.

Can be one of 3 reasons. Most common is the trigger lightening adjustment screw has gone too far to the far margin and not holding sear...

so you say it will not cock does that mean the handle will not hold at full coking position or something else can it be repaired sure...

FWIW, Maccari from time to time sells this bit that works the same way...

I cut down a piece of acetal rod that I sized in my lathe and tapped it into my cocking arm and that was the end of the galling issues...

Hey Willy, if you can see the serial number we can tell you the age.

I dont no how old this girl is?but iv never had any trouble with her"It does,nt have the beeman name on it so i dont think he made it?

Ha - ya beat me to it! I just popped over here after seeing that pic in another thread, to correct my post above. Yes, apparently the HW...

I have a hw30 seriel number dates it to 1957

Great rifles indeed. Here's a much older 1956 Luxus with iron sights, weighing in at 8 lbs.

You are correct, "Bayern" ("Bavarian") is the proper term for the classicallly German rounded lines and "stretched hexagon" cheekpiece...

I have shot my 35E 10,000++ times and there are no scratches anywhere near the locking mechanism! There is some wear from the left side...

Call me weird, but I've long admired the 35's styling, in fact it was my instant favorite when perusing my first Beeman catalog back in...