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See, invaluable information that saved me the best part of £30!

Off to find an O ring of suitable size.

This article contains the essential elements of using a roll trigger. You need to learn to be very aggressive with the roll, as stopping and starting your pull again, leads to disaster. In slow fire, is is easy to develop a hesitation error, and the best drill I have found is to practice slow fire ...

I have both the MEC and the Anschutz on different rifles and neither are any better that the standard LGR one. Thank you for the information Robin, I will get the Anschutz one and see how I get on. I apreciate they may not be much difference but I am very reluctant to take a file to a pristine LGR ...

I have read a post by "Warren" which is nearly nine years old now, so rather than ressurecting the post this is what he wrote bwith regard to the AERON Chameleon: The Chameleon was developed directly from the 5-shot B96. This is why it cocks itself automatically. The trigger is a long roll...

Actual physical triggers not trigger mechanisms or components but the actual part that comes into contact with your finger. I would like to replace the trigger on my Walther LGR with something like this: Anschutz http://www.edinkillie.co.uk/ecatalog/images/Ahg/6201-2.jpg or MEC: http://www.edinkilli...

Never heard of this. Would by any chance be able to point me at a picture of one?
Sounds very interesting.

Be careful. Nobody should be able to see signs of your work when you are done. It should look like it just came from the factory or better. If you see any of my guns that it repair they are always immaculate and exactly to factory spec. I take great pride in my work. Having said that, would anyone ...

Starting to feel like a bit of a fraud right now because I am asking, yet again, for help and I feel I would like to give. But as a wise friend said - that will come in tie. After the kindness shown by a member by sending me the Drawings/manual for my friends FWB150 I am now rebuilding my own Walthe...

In fairness to the second poster DHL deals with all of the International shippoing for Deutshe Bundespost but as the person posting the item takes it to the Post office it is pretty academic.

Well, it is pretty simple really. eGun is usually a good place to buy from and although many sellers there say "will not post International" if you stasrt a dialogue via email in many cases the sellers will agree to ship. Sending the funds will cost you between ten and fifteen dollars. The...

You are a Gentleman Sir!!
Thanks.

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Sorry if this is in the wrong place feel free to berate me. I am looking for a copy of the FWB150 parts list and I would have sworn I downloaded one not all that long ago from the Feinwerkbau site, Naturally I can no longer find it :-( If anyone could point me in the right direction or has a copy th...

I invite everyone that love air pistol shooting to participate in a cyber match. We can post our targets, 10 shots, 5 per target. I have attached the target, so you can download and print it Everyone is very welcome to post new ideas to the match. I take it this is 10 metres? If it is fine tomorrow...

There are some very odd and curious rules regarding the import and export of guns and shooting equipment into and out of the US, UK and Europe but by and large "Olympic Sport Equipment" is pretty much left alone - outside of the usual taxes. It is when we start importing and exporting vint...

Well, I have this to say about pumps and tanks. I have a LOT of diving kit including half a dozen tanks lying about, but I bought a Hills Pump. I bought the complete rebuild kit from Hills direct and their service support was terrific and the correctly identified the pump before sending the parts an...

Not that for one second do I doubt the poster above but I would ask why? Why is customs an issue? Apart from the obvious, that they want money AKA "import duty" from the importer, why would Customs be an issue?
Just curious is all.

Rover wrote:Looking over the material you posted, I'm sure someone the least bit handy could build something at least as good for a lot less than $2600.

You could save $800 just buying them singly!

Red-feather wrote:If there is a gun around...I want to be in control of it... lol

Very good. But not if some of the people I see in your Government have anything to do with it!

There are some simplifying rules, and lenses are only available typically in 1/4 diopter steps, so the answer reduces to a rifle needs +0.5 diopter (or +0.5 diopter added to your distance vision if you wear glasses). Shorter carbines, AR, and pistol usually need +0.75, or +0.75 added to your distan...