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That was a good deal for someone.

Thanks for the info. Looking forward to hear what other think.

To mount a scope you will need a shorter loading gate. You can sometimes find short ones or if you can only find a long one they are very light/soft aluminum and easy to shorten to size. See this thread: https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/fwb-602-short-gate-install/

Agreed. Probably stocks are set up and carved by computer. Should be easy to make a mirror image of stocks if not the other components as well.

Welcome Chuck.

I have mostly .177 with just a couple 22's a d 25's. Those larger pellets are certainly easier to handle and load!

For me I've found: buy quality and only cry once, try to go cheap and cry many times!

Curious about hold also. Thanks for the input guys.

More important than high end, to me, is accuracy. Don’t remember who said it but “”only accurate rifles are interesting.

I can relate. Spent an hour or two mounting a scope and getting the right eye relief, leveling the crosshairs and making sure the elevation was aligned to the bore. Messed with tightening the ring screws to keep everything just right. Then discovered I had mounted a different scope than I meant...