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When it comes to precision, power and handling (and a bit of nostalgia), I rate my pcp pistols this way from top to bottom: -FX Ranchero .22, custom made all the way. -FX Ranchero .22, Corcoran stock -Ataman AP 16 compact.177 -Steyr AP2 / FAS 609 (cannot deside between these two) -Rohm...

Bought a lefty, and the previous owner had adjusted the large grip to his hand with a sort of white hardened material. I sawed, grinded and sanded the shaft, and was able to convert it to my right medium hand. Also smergled down the trigger. This came out ok, and I have ordered a base for a...

No doubt, these 3 old ladies are my most (non pcp) accurate air guns. All with new seals, and ready for the summer. No powerhouses, but old school and a pleasure to handle.

Did some work on this shaft, and a good friend of mine did some internal changes for better and consistent velocity, also fixing a leak. This pistol may be a good one. I want to change the iron sights (old eyes), and have tried out this small 3x scope. But not fully satisfied. (Too small eye...

From top to bottom: HW 35 (1970 production) HW 30 (2005 production) HW 98 (Todays production) 54 years between the first and last rifle, and one can wonder if the development have been positive? Ok, the 98 is far more powerful, but the feel…… (Maybe it’s just me - I have a heart for old cars...

Received this HW30 yesterday. From the serial nr this rifle was produced in 2005. I am told that inside everything is done (piston/breach seals, spring, spring guide and plug). The barrel is shortened (new barrel crown, and a permanently installed silencer for improved balance). I haven’t tested...

I did a minor correction to the stock on this iconic 10 m competition Walther LGR from 1980. Think it looks better now, especially after refreshing the wood and lifting the grains. I plan to mount a scope, and see how it works on further distances than it is built for. It didn’t shoot (no...

…in my Walther lp53-collection. Assume the pistol nerds spot it immediately. 😊

Switching sights and shooting in. Always a pleasure.

Feeding the the FX Wildcat mk3 with JSB Exact Monster.177 (13.43gr) is a pleasure. Smacking cans at 100m, is no problem of course.

Finally! Two classic Webleys (Tempest and Hurricane), and in excellent condition. This was a very good find!

Bought an aftermarket shroud for my Rohm Twinmaster (ebay), primarily for the opportunity to attach a silencer. The Twinmaster isn’t a powerhouse, and is quiet to begin with, but I wanted to take the noise down to an absolute minimum, just for the fun of it. Both the Belita and the Veihrauch...

Hi! I recently bought this pistol used (produced around 2000/2003), but without any fill probe. I have searched everywhere, without a positive result. I am interested in both the fillprobe for a handpump, and the fill probe for filling directly from a scuba tank. Also I am interested in a new...

A new piece in the Weihrauch puzzle. No powerhouse, but a smoth little rifle for backyard plinking.

Something new, something old - or both?

A lot of pistol shooting in my boat house today. As the title says…… been addicted to red dots. Iron sights are no longer an option for my old eyes.

Oh yes, but it’s possible to do something about it. A drill, a band saw, sanding paper, some Herdins dark walnut paint, a picatinny rail, a red dot, and you get a handy, precise and an almost recoil less shooter.

Now, THIS is a compact scope! PS: It`s not the Japanese March..... https://shop.jkarmy.com/dis-ht-3x28ir.html

Finally, the job is done! The Turkish Poppel have an amazing structure, and suits the old Feinwerbau very good I think. But the scope not so much, because of the narrow loading. But it is doable… Some before and after pictures, and couldn’t resist putting in the Moskus picture hanging in my...

Went for a «Cyclops». (FWB 300S) This rifle stock is kind of ugly, but never the less, had to have it in my collection. Production year 1982, and the 4 crony tests showed 565, 568, 559 and 564.