another_dom

This stunning pistol has had very little use, as air pistol was a third discipline! Unmarked as far as I can see, with standard, left-handed large grips showing lovely dark figuring. Original charging adaptor, tools and two cylinders dated 2014-23. The pistol is in Suffolk, but I work during the week in London if that helps, and may be prepared to travel for face to face. These are a relatively-rare pistol, due principally to the price new I think. Exceptional trigger and sights, and very still in the hand - the Absorber works superbly well. I’m thinking around £950, but please contact me if you’re after a first-rate left-handed pistol in beautiful condition.

No good to me, but this will be of interest on AirgunBBS - a lot of vintage and collector air rifles get sold on there. Dom.

Any more details on this please - 18/19/20 series, stock, sights etc? Thanks, Dom.

Draper Pro range includes these in packs of 2 for a few quid, in a selection of lengths and with the correct 1/4" drive. Your local tool supplier will be able to order some in for you.

For one thing they're a useful resource when valuing items.

Some of the Martini actioned rifles are pretty light, and short? Certainly served me well as a junior.

It was advertised nearly 8 years ago!

Helicoil insert should fix the thread?

Loctite is your friend with these slings - particularly for the screws securing the buckle side plates. Having treated mine when initially assembled I have had no issues. Great sling.

"Anschutz raising system ... only bit left." Reckon the grips have sold.

Fultons have the biathlon version of the FWB air rifle on display - looks like fun.

I can confirm Kev does have a lot of kit! Dom.

I have a left handed FWB300S Universal, complete with both cheek pieces, foresights etc. I also have a left handed Gamo Compact. Any good to you? Dom.

Sean, I can do you a 4.0 and 4.2 with 1.2 thickness, £18 the pair posted. Also got a 3.4, 4.4 and 4.6 with 1.4 thickness. First was a mistake, others were great for 3P or shooting with a tube? Dom.

Great, good luck with it. As discussed, it's a check that the cant remains constant - don't chase the bubble!