Hello what’s my options for replacing the crimped cocking arm pin on my fwb124. Any know where I can buy a pin. I saw some in the uk that were threaded with Allen screws pic for attention. Sadly the uk shop would not ship to USA. 
Thank you
FWB Fwb124 cocking arm pin replacement
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Contact them and see ..
https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/service/downloads/technical-information
Or make your own or a good machine shop in town .
https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/service/downloads/technical-information
Or make your own or a good machine shop in town .
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so, all that is a metric round standoff
now finding one the right size and the right material could be the challenge
now finding one the right size and the right material could be the challenge
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There's no units of measure.? That seems really tiny for a cocking arm pin, in inches or mms. Where's it go. Picture ?
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Maybr look up and at internal threaded pins
( For example sake)
https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=threaded+dowel+pin&isReSearch=1
Maybe get next best larger and anf turn ot down to fit best
I guess that pin in your picture is the fwb original ? I cant find one to compare to from a fwb .
( For example sake)
https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=threaded+dowel+pin&isReSearch=1
Maybe get next best larger and anf turn ot down to fit best
I guess that pin in your picture is the fwb original ? I cant find one to compare to from a fwb .
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I don't get it. Do you? Am I missing something? These are small numbers. Metric or imperial.20 thou diameter?
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Last suggestion is maybe the linkage flaring pin used in another gun like a hw ?
spares.bagnallandkirkwood.co.uk
Or any brand that could match up and readily available.
You searched for Weihrauch pin - Bagnall and Kirkwood Airgun Spares
spares.bagnallandkirkwood.co.uk Or any brand that could match up and readily available.
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I usually make pins from a drill bits .You can choose any size, high precision for pins is not needed. I would cut grooves on this pin for the E-clips as not to have to mess around with screws and threads.
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so, someone tell me if the pin was outside the breech block will it hit the stock
https://www.google.com/search?q=cle...euBbIHALgHAMIHAzItMcgHBg&sclient=gws-wiz-serp
https://www.google.com/search?q=cle...euBbIHALgHAMIHAzItMcgHBg&sclient=gws-wiz-serp
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Here's a little tip for you guys. On my Weihrauchs I just glue them in with 5min epoxy or green wicking loctite. No need for srews, clips or presses. Holds like a champ and is easily removed with a little heat. Makes barrel swaps safe and quick.
I recently replaced a worn one on my oversprung R1 with a 77/97 cocking pin. Afterwards I ordered a bag of 50, 5x18mm high strength dowels from McMaster Carr for much cheaper than a few Weihrauch pieces. They can be used on any model Weihrauch I own.
I recently replaced a worn one on my oversprung R1 with a 77/97 cocking pin. Afterwards I ordered a bag of 50, 5x18mm high strength dowels from McMaster Carr for much cheaper than a few Weihrauch pieces. They can be used on any model Weihrauch I own.
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