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Daisy 790. 1777. All new seals, shooting over 400 fps with 7.0g pellets. Looks good. Bolt seems a little loose but works. Safety does not work. USPSMO only.
Asking $150 shipped to lower 48. Please PM with email for a photo. Thanks

Looking for a FWB 103. Will answer to PMs only. I will need "proof" of existence before transferring money.

I have a 10 meter range in my basement and that is where all my equipment is stored. The temperature is 55 degrees F and 50% humidity. I have several 10 meter springers, SSP and PCP. I have one SSP (Steyr LG 10) that shoots poorly with a wide spread and no more than 500 fps. (8.2 g pellets) However,...

Rover had a reply about power so I found out that the power is adjustable on this pistol. I dialed the power up and now the holes are perfect. The pistol does chrony around 400 fps with 12.4 g pellets.

Thanks to everyone...

Thanks for all the replies.

BUT all my other air rifles and air pistols leave perfect round holes on all the paper targets I use.

Only the .22 78g S&W leaves ragged holes.

So I think it is the pistol...pointed pellets work fine.

Other ideas?

I have a S & W .22 cal 78g and it leaves ragged holes on the target using wadcutters. Pointed pellets work fine.

Any ideas why?

Thanks

On my FWB 602, the trigger is "sticky" or it is not as free of other FWB 600 series rifles. In other words, the trigger takes longer to return to the proper firing position. I think the trigger slack weight and trigger point weight are adjusted correctly.

Any ideas?

My EVO 10E will not shoot properly. I am sure the trigger is on and charged. The air cylinder is filled.

After cocking, I press the trigger and it clinks like dry fire but no air. If I pull the trigger again without recharging, it shoots.

An ideas?

Thanks

Thanks for all the advice...I will look for a larger grip.

I just purchased my first 10 meter air pistol, a used Steyr LP-10 with a medium grip. My question is how tight should my hand feel in the grip. It is a "snug" fit but not uncomfortable. The little finger is a little overlapped by the next finger. In other words, do I need a large grip? Tha...