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It looks to be in place, the black surface at the front of the compression cylinder should be it. The pic with the cocking lever retracted and the breech open shows it in place.

Here is all that I could find @bf1956 No experience with this place at all https://www.lovecke-zbrane.eu/nahradni-dily-na-zbrane/vzduchovka-slavia-a-ostatni/nahr-dil-matice-spojovacihu-sroubu-slavia-620/

I think that it is a Model 620.

Hey Mike, is that the rifle that popped up on the auction site and did not last but a hot minute? I saw it, and then pooph...... If so, it went to the right guy.

It is called "Living the dream" sir, and you earned that privilege. Outstanding showcase of what those two rifles are capable of. The 97 and Taipans are both stalwarts of the airgun world, and can clearly still cut the mustard. Well done!

Endeavor to persevere Toast. Good to see you still around man, be cool and be well!

One one hand, I am feeling lucky because there will be one less lefty there. On the other hand, we don't get to hang out and catch up........ Have fun down in Fla. man, and I also vote that you try to sneak in a some Iguana blasting.

I wish that I could have scored a universal stock from the big Pilkingtons club rifle sell off, where mine came from, but they were all bog standard Match L models as far as I can remember. I am debating swapping the standard twin springs back into it, as the Macarri spring does put more...

ABSOLUTELY No other way to put it, but the grooved forearm HW stocks just work for me.

And since we have swerved into discussing mini sniping rigs Started as a 300SL club rifle that was purchased for 125ish USD. Total rebuild using a Macarri Arctic spring in addition to all new FWB internal bits, loves 10.3 JSBs, and is a chipmunk murder machine.

Felt like touching back on this little gem of a rifle Have not changed the spring, or done anything to it. I simply took it for what it was, and learned to love it. It is a fantastic rifle for squirrel sized pests around the yard IMO. The Perfekt trigger, while not perfect, is pretty darn...

To clarify my statement about front sight inserts, and what fits. Marflow is correct that the 16mm inserts, or old style Walther inserts, fit the 75 front sight regardless of if it is a 75 or a 75 TO1. The spring loaded insert to hold the stamped element has a very small recess in its front...

No tools required for that set up. The red cylinder wrench is for the adjustable aperture, the metal wrench is for the rear sight and to loosen the front sight threaded element retainers if they are reefed up tight, and the screwdrivers are for...... you know that bit.

Your rifle is shooting fine velocity wise, assuming that it is running an OEM or OEM equivalent spring. You can juice a 300 up a bit with a Macarri Arctic spring, but it does give the rifle a snappier shot cycle. The accuracy should not suffer, but the shot cycle will change a bit. Enjoy...

That is a great work around, good thinking! That OEM attachment method was pretty laughable.

I am following along and learning like everyone else, and am glad to see someone actually tackling the job and talking through it. Kudos man!

Good call out on the difference in the front sight set ups!

Finally CO2 weather! Informal 10M match for bragging rights, and to kill some time for retired guys.

Adding to the pic on page 1 provided by Mike W., this is what mine came with There were a total of 5 spacers for the adjustable cheek riser, and the muzzle sleeve right below the low front sight unit. I DO NOT know for a fact that the muzzle spacer is a factory part, but it appears to be...

18mm inserts fit. Clear acrylic, or the stamped metal inserts, same same. Are you still using the plastic element holding insert in your sight? Edit- reference the post by Marflow below this one for sight differences depending on your rifle. He provided a dimension to go by.