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The screw is misaligned and does not look properly seated, that's the reason it still wobbles. Whoever did this fix is definately not an "airgun smith", but a "franken smith" that doesn't know what he's doing...

For a 20 year old air pistol, does the cylinder still compress, holds air, and fires normally?

If it still functions fine and it comes with the spare seals, you could easily ask $500-$600 more or less.

Probably H&N pellets, contact Walther and ask them:

https://carl-walther.com/sport/company/contact

E-Mail: info@carl-walther.de

From what I heard, old barrels were rifled in-house. Now, all their new barrels are sourced from lothar walther.

I have no doubt that FWB barrels are legendary, made to the highest degree of quality and accuracy, on par with Walther.

The reasoning is that you can add it to sell the pistols for a higher price... An awful lot of top level shooters are still competing with Morini 162EI's, so I'm not convinced it's anything but a marketing gimmick. I wouldn't say it's a gimmick, the more innovative things you put into a device, the...

Dirty, economical pellets can be cleaned very easily. Use a plastic container with some warm water and liquid soap. Move and swirl the pellets around with your fingers. When the lead sediments settles on the bottom, pass the pellets over to a strainer and flush the soap off with running water. Sprea...

loadcc wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 10:58 pmhaha, no heaven ,no hell ,only situation you have to face to....

Watch out grasshopper, what goes around comes around, karma can come back and bite you in the arse..

No need to envy gun owners. I know gun laws in China are very strict, but if you love the shooting sports, you should contact the chinese shooting association. They can give you all the information you need, hopefully you'll find a coach/mentor to improve your skills.

When my AmStaff sees my pistols or rifles, he automatically goes into hiding mode. With the new year's celebration and the neighbors setting off fireworks, the dog didn't bark, hide, nor was he scared of the popping and exploding sounds.

Back in the 80's FWB made this technological feat to prove that their airguns are pinpoint accurate, even with a twisted barrel. Supposedly, only 2 or 3 prototypes were made, none for commercial sale. Certainly a good investment that will increase in value over time.

Ask Ernst Franz Huber, he's the chief technician at Steyr Sport.

https://steyr-sport.com/en/contact/team

Ernst Franz Huber
+43 / (0)7435 / 202 59 - 78
e.huber@steyr-sport.com

For those looking to use o-rings as a less expensive option for breech seals: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/izh-46m-transfer-port-o-ring-solution.1284693/ If you're not using the pistol for a long time, always lubricate the piston seal and dry fire before guarding to prevent dry rotted seals.

Good, that extra oomph is music to one's ears when the pellet smacks against the steel plate. I can hear the difference in the ping sound when I hit a 10 or 6.

The piston will break in with use and a drop of oil will help to seal and increase velocity a bit, but for you to reach 480 fps, you'll need to carefully adjust the piston stroke.

Visit the FWB website, download the exploded diagram and quote the parts you need. No need to wait six months or more from your dealer.

https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/Home

All the times without a pellet the shutter opened direct after the first pump. All the times with a pellet the shutter did not open (after the first, second or even third try). What I can think is that the pellet is not put far enough in the barrel, making it stick out and impossible for the hammer...

Ballistol is not easy to come by in Costa Rica, that's the reason I just use mineral oil (Ballistol contains mostly medical grade mineral oil) purchased from the pharmacy for lubrication of several of my SSP and multipump pneumatics. However, I do use FWB special grease on my Izzy. By compressing an...

PeeWeeDaddy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 4:16 pmBaloney

Please enlighten us where you got the idea that storing a compressed SSP will not damage the seals and valve mechanism.

My $.02: I know this procedure is not mentioned in the Owner’s Manual but, when storing my IZZY, I leave it with the pistol charged with air. We do this for Crosman and Sheridan pump air rifles and it is recommended. It keeps pressure on the seals. WRONGO! Single stroke pnuematic airguns should NEV...

seamaster wrote: ↑Sun May 15, 2022 5:35 am I would bet it has a Walther barrel, a Walther inner mechanism, and follows Walther working manual.

Chinese barrel yes, NOT a LOTHAR Walther barrel...