Maccari FWB 124 Walnut stocks

I think that they are beautiful

VERY nice!!!

I had wanted one in the past but thought he no longer made them.

Thanks for posting. Very nice rifles!

Bob

Gorgeous, John! We can always count on you for some FWB pic.

I'll add my JM stock to the mix: Got lucky on this one about a year ago. The seller only posted a few very bad pics and didn't know if it had good seals. It was hard to tell, but it looked like a nice walnut stock, so I took a chance and couldn't believe it when it showed up. And, as an added bonus, it had been clearly been tuned by somebody who knew what they were doing and shot beautifully! 

The bottom one is factory beech, but the nicest example I've seen.

That really is nice wood, a total package. Thanks for sharing.

John, I don't see the Emperor Grade Stock! You did say you went on a shopping spree.

Cheers brother

Kingfisher, 

Do you have any pics of the most recent Maccari stock purchase or is it one in the above pics? Sorry, a bit confused but would like to see what the current stocks for sale look like. 

Edit to say “wow, I believe they became unavailable while I was looking at the pic on his site! Lol “

Higgs

John

What a difference in contrast between those stocks when pictured on Jim's web site and now in your post. They sure appeared much more red on his site. Nice score by the way.

Gorgeous stocks...+1 for posting. 

Steven

John, 

With regards to Jim's Emperor Grade Stock, oh how I wish I could of viewed it's TRUE color! I thought more than once about that stock and viewed it daily (one of a kind for sure) but due too it's highly red in appearance and not Being Left handed I decided to pass, not to say I didn't have to sit on my hands as to not pull the trigger!!. Like you the 124/27 is my favorite springer. One day....... one specially choosen 124/27 will shed its work clothes, and will be adorn with Formal Dress Ware! I think the term is call metamorphosis!

Cheers

When I bought my FWB124D , it was from Robert Law at the original Air Rifle Headquarters. I had heard of Beeman just a little later. 1979 , way before the internet. Serial number 18866. Still have it , and rebuilt and shooting fine. Robert has an extra grade FWB124D , restocked and tuned as well as was known back then. It was the F-120 , and the forearm so thick top to bottom that the cocking lever grove was not there. The cost was near double what the FWB124D was , which was hefty. My friends thought I had lost it to pay so much for a "BBgun" , but I had drunk the kool aide . That was after reading Robert Law's reasoning on why a German made spring gun was so much better then what America was stamping out. I was not disappointed , and still am loving spring powered guns 41 years later. The stocks on the FWB124D 's are beautiful. Good choice !

 Very nice .............

My first and only custom stock, by Jim Maccari.

Fitted to a FWB 124 wearing a Blue Ribbon 66RL scope.

Very nice. Would like to see a short video clip or some shooting action. I dream of owning 2 one day. A fully restored deluxe to stock level. Then a fully tuned one that I do myself from the ground up. The JM stock sure dresses it up nice to say the least.