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Had the same issue myself—my cheek weld and eye alignment were all over the place. I blamed the gun, the scope, even swapped scopes. In the end, turns out the real problem was the one behind the trigger.

Not trying to be a smartass here, but a friendly heads-up—a 10.34g pellet at 670 fps gives you 10.3 ft-lbs of energy.

The first thing I'd tackle is that horrendous trigger. Here’s a great article that’ll help you sort it out https://michaeljbernard.wordpress.com/2019/03/23/2019_03_23_airtact_trigger_adjustment

You’ll have no trouble working on a springer if you find PCPs easy—they're pretty straightforward mechanical devices. That said, unless you’ve got the strength of a bodybuilder, a spring compressor is a must for handling medium to magnum springers. I only shoot sub12 so never needed one. Tuning...

Happy to hear!

@bustachip I hope you've had the chance to shoot your beautiful custom PS a lot since the upgrades! How's the black coating on the lever holding up? I've heard that AA leaves the material uncoated because any finish would wear off over time. Is that true?

Nice hope to see more, plenty more

High level of awesomeness

I'll give you that ;) One man’s treasure is another man’s.... or the other way around :unsure::D

Don't want to be a hater, but it's hard to grasp the fascination you Americans have for the FWB Sport. Over here in Europe, it's considered an abomination, and one of FWB's biggest blunders. When FWB announced a new Sporter, spring piston lovers were thrilled, thinking it might be a new classic...

I still find the price way too high for a gun that needs dedicated work not to sound like a goose being molested.

I totally get the benefits of a laminate rifle stock over classic wood or synthetic options. But I'm a sucker for nostalgia. Love companies with rich histories, and it's even better when they create special anniversary editions that capture that heritage. They did not. That's my only comment.

Agree, aside from the color, I think the stock design looks pretty sleek.

Yeah, you’re probably right. I’m not a marketing expert, just a fan with too high expectations. :)

I don't recall all the details, but I believe Webley owned the V-Mach brand but as far as i know left it defunct, think they sold some tuning kit rights to Air Joe in Germany, they do replicas of the original kits. Midcounties Blacking, a UK gun store, took over the name and trademark. They now...