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Well that’s interesting because I do also have a 90 and it also was a victim of an enthusiastic stock refurbishment….. Took off the etching also. Upside was it had the diopter and open sight included.

Yes. Very simple. BSA were getting a bit more serious about sights around the same period. just had to remember your small screwdriver and a hammer/punch to zero in 🤓 Have another interesting one in pieces on the bench. I’m sure you’ll be able to guess what it is from this one piece. No 126...

Falke 80 The serial numbers on the Falke 80/90’s are a bit of a conundrum! Maybe a couple of hundred made. The diopter sight is more rare than the rifle!

Jean Marck demi-tir no2 There were a lot of Gems but this one was at the top of the heap and quite rare. Made in Belgium.

Apparently they changed and put the orings in the block so they could increase the internal diameter of the valve housing. Hopefully I have the parts I need coming. Thanks

Found out some more info. I have a mk11 power plenum. There is also a mk3 upgrade pp kit , it is plug and play to upgrade to power block/720cc (FX20845) Mine isn’t and I obviously needs the bigger end tube. Part no FX10338. Hopefully that’s all I need. The valve rod looks to be correct. My fx...

Looking for some help. Having upgraded my Impact mk11 with a power plenum my understanding was that I could upgrade again to the 720cc plenum and power block with the simpler FX20845 Kit. Rather than the full kit for the mk1/mk11 FX20824 I bought the kit and all was going well until I noticed...

Looking good Crow. A suggestion. I shoot a bit at night and came to the conclusion that light at the target is the way to go. I little light at you table to see what your doing and a light close-ish to the target but off to the side shining directly on the target. Had even thought about a...

I thought I may have seen it referred to as a Feild target model. Can’t remember were…

https://sites.google.com/site/kubastabbguncollection/?fbclid=IwAR1n3H51sq2kFFAvJna_yu9fbp0F6QXhJo_ReWuU9JQTogX-OOH-blIo2Nk Quite a collection and sale!

Another beautiful air rifle. I was impressed by your Lg110. Also a great looking rifle and a couple of weeks ago purchased a .177 hunter in excellent condition. No it doesn’t have a magazine and it can’t produce 100ft/b but it’s so accurate and a joy to shoot! Do you have any other springers?

Got to shoot my fwb127 after some time going through it. Could be the first time in 40+ years since it had been shot. Very satisfying 🤓

Louis this my be of interest. Went through a local auction here in Australia. I kept the photo but not details like serial no unfortunately. Found the auction link https://bid.australianfinearms.com.au/lots/view/1-6REDVX/heirinken-mod-1-target-air-rifle

Kurt Giss was the name of the man who patented the giss system. The story as I understand it is that the design Kurt originally patented actually had both pistons producing power pushing towards each other. For a match rifle it actually produced too much power so they changed the design to the...

Big fan of the giss rifles here. The bottom finger groove one is the earliest I have seen. I rebuilt that one and it was different. It had a lacquer finish not oil finish. The gear covers had no pin holes, the gear was attached to its axel and the springs were also different. Second from the top...

If I had to choose an all round favourite springer it would be a Diana 60. Power not much .177 Excellent rat hunter with a Photon mounted.

It’s a great tip and I can see exactly what your saying and how it would be useful. The 2 people shooting know what their doing. There not competing just holding on the the centre ring and shooting at the same time. Then the groups will tell a story. 👍

If you see an interview with a high level athlete/sportsman they can be happy with there performance but never stop striving for improvement. They often mention an area that could have been better. They’re always training. It never stops. Shooting is actually a sport of imperfection. Perfection...

I messed this up and manage to confuse myself and not helping anyone. Thought about it to much. Someone a whole lot smarter than me posted this and it got me thinking…….Sorry

It can get confusing for sure! Let’s say you have a mechanically centred scope with 10 clicks of upward adjustment and 10 clicks of downward adjustment. To zero your scope to the 12 o’clock index position you adjust your point of aim up on your scope 5 clicks. You now only have 5 clicks...