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Years ago I owned a limited-run "military" edition of the DIana model 50 T01 underlever. The finish was a very durable matt dark grey...

A beautiful day in the northwest, had a good time with the Crosman Model 99's. The center on a rare Montgomery Ward variant.

being not similar with the rifle i when to Ebay to look at pictures and looking at the Blue Book they sold many different ones now if...

I don't have the gun...but I do have ancient Marksman catalogs, lol.

Depending on how important the "quiet" part is...a spring-piston is generally better than a CO2 or pneumatic in that regard, especially...

Another alternative to fit Williams and other US sights is the classic US-made Merit iris. Various models are available and their "#4...

My 1920 BSA No. 1 Standard, and 1927 quarter-stock DIana 27, shoot just great!

It depends on what you're trying to do, and how much money you want to spend. If the Williams is absolutely the only sight you will...

Thanks! I confess part of the reason I did that, is I just thought it looked cool LOL. Blame it on 45+ years in architecture, but I'm a...

The fun part of a sighting system like that is the impression that it gives others who are not initiated into the precision side of...

Nice! Thanks for the fine pics, had not seen an FWB firearm diopter before - and what a gorgeous rifle, wow. Besides the extra length...

Those Anschutz adapters are still around. I snagged this older one off an auction site, and I think a newer version is still made. The...

Here's diopters from the early mid '50's, (maybe a second pattern Weihrauch version?), and from the mid '50's to modern times. Note how...

Wow. Small world, wouldn’t want to paint it. I just came up from my shop and installed a new aperture on a 601. I’m fascinated by these...

I believe that FWB 601 diopter is somewhat rare, but here's is a Karl Kenyon modified Anschutz 6702 diopter that's similar, for prone...