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Seems like i should have gone to the show , just didn't plan ahead enough . Stunning rifle

There'll be a video featuring this rifle on my channel soon. We'll definitely see what it can do at 25 yards after running it over the...

Oh that's gorgeous. The model 50 is a favorite of mine, and I have three nice ones from the late 50's, but I've been chicken to tear...

I firmly believe that this is done on purpose for the sole reason of causing annoyance... LOL!

German manufacturers seem to love confusing future collectors! There are two completely different "Walther LGV's" and "Weihrauch HW...

I picked up this gorgeous rifle at the Carlisle airgun show. Wonderful rifle, but the spring buzz was so bad that I couldn't enjoy...

Beautiful rifles! I was having a hard time recognizing the similarities between my LGV and the 41. Thanks for clearing that up.

It really is a delight to handle and to shoot. I'll be keepin' an eye out for the other models as well. I've got an LGV and it's a...

That's lovely! Seldom seen in such excellent condition, and the early stock-mounted diopter is a rare and classy touch. The evolution...

Danced with a couple different frauleins tonight. FWB 124 .177 and Diana 56TH .177. FWB is such a smooth, elegant, easy to cock little...

Have seen this before and it’s the reason I always open the latch when cocking and closing. Stroke of luck I heard of the issue before...

Its funny .. i try a straight edge off the picture and one time it looks ok then it don't . Kinda how its angled and pictored on that...

Good point. I'm gonna' tear it down for a better look.

You got me wondering, so I just checked all mine with a good whack to try and break them open. Years are 1956, '59, '68-69, late 70's...

Yeah, it's the angle. The gun shoots straight. If anything, a little low, but certainly not high. There is visible wear on the face of...