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John, Thanks for the tip👍

Hi Tom, I haven’t researched a replacement for the Behlen dye yet. I was disappointed to see it had been discontinued. Such a nice product, and can add deep coloring to surfaces where conventional stains fall short. Steve

Not yet, but I will be scoping it for sure. Even with the adjustable rear diopter I had trouble seeing the spot on target. Steve

Thanks Jeff. The trigger on this one measures at 1.3oz. Extremely nice trigger! Steve

Thanks! I stripped all Tru-oil using Denatured alcohol. I then removed the remaining factory finish using 220 grit, followed by finishing sanding with 400 grit. There were still some areas showing sanding marks, so I actually worked up to 2000 grit to gently work out the sanding marks. When...

Thanks everyone!

I completed the stock on my FWB 300s today. Someone had loaded it up with Tru-Oil. There were some sanding marks and thin spots in the stain as well. Also, the Tru-Oil must have been applied without removing the action because there was Tru-Oil smeared all over the bluing. The bluing is all...

It should have one. Sometimes they are stuck down inside of the piston. Steve

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Yes, mine is currently set up with an AGT 22mm kit and magnetic catch. Very nice stock, but over priced IMO.

I use them on a few of my springers. They take patience to dial in and work very well! Steve

It was very nice meeting you today Jeff. Steve

Devcon bedding with pillars up front.

See you there, have a safe trip!

If you look close, it looks like they are roll stamping the receiver again as opposed to the newer laser etching. Steve

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I am interested in buying a Feinwerkbau 300s Universal with the adjustable cheekpiece (right handed). Rifle must be in good condition both mechanically and cosmetically. I’m ok if it needs the typical overhaul…seals and springs, etc. If I am unable to locate a nice 300s Universal, a regular...

Beautiful rifle Jim! I think you will be pleased with the results on this setup👍

Curious as I am, I had to see what was inside of my front sight. The aperture compresses against that spring insert, which maintains tension as you make your adjustments. I have to ask, what are the tools used for on this sight? Mine came apart easily.

Thanks for the detailed pictures! I will see if I can locate some of the tools and other parts that came with the 75’s. Steve