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Fred, don't worry about any extra work. You're trying to help, and that's what counts with me. You're problably right, it has to be very clean. I put more moly for the simple reason that it was already messed with a few drops. I think that the real problem is the sludge inside the solenoyd, at the t...

After cleanning the solenoid plunger with benzin (a very volatile petrol destilate) the thing went back to work, but only after cocking the pistol. The vibration of the movement sent the plunger down to its idle position. Added some Molykote, the thing stuck. With utmost care, removed the plunger he...

The red led: tells you to wait while the battery charges the circuit. The green shows that the trigger movement was sensed. If all is well, a shot went...somewhere. If the red led does not lights, but the pistol works, forget it. Buy a second battery (a very long red light means weak battery) and ha...

Richard H wrote:Personally I don't think there is a "Best Grip" the best grip is the one that fits you, be it a Morini, Rink, Nills or Walther, ect.

And that's it!

If you need to order/pay a new grip, you should consider to buy a Rink grip instead of the original FWB. Rink grips are much better and have much more parameters that allow you to tune the grip to your needs for the same price as a FWB grip. Air guns of AZ is exchanging the grip for me. On your sug...

This afternoon (in Brasil) I called Beeman's. After being put on hold, called again and said that was calling from Brazil, that I had records showing more than half hour connections and that the vendor of my pistol also spent half hour on hold. What should I do? Call Herr Knepl in Germany? Got thru ...

The reason Beeman put their name on it is that particular FWB now has a "lifetime warranty" instead of the 12 months factory. Beeman offers a 5 year warranty at the cost of $85. Name stampping is just plain "ITS ME!". Try to call them! Even if you tell them you're calling from B...

[quote="fred" US law requires that the importer of a firearm must stamp the gun with the importer's identification. This is done by the importer, not at the factory of origin. AFAIK there is no requirement that an airgun must be similarly stamped. In any case, most importers do their stamp...

Send email directly to FWB, complaining about both the wrong grip and about Beeman stamping their name on the pistol, and that you consider returning the pistol and buy a Steyr/Morini instead. info@feinwerkbau.de Gilad Did that ytd, unfortunatelly after EU working hours (four hours behing EU, four ...

Hope no news from Sweden reaches Brasilia. Those genius would ban lead immediatelly. The only thing you can be shure of in Brazil is that the politicos can make it worst. But it is an issue. This is something that bothers me for some time (not the use of lead, but the possibility of a ban), since th...

Got some shivers on my spine reading about your problem. I just received a P44 here in Brazil, after a long fight with bureaucracy, and it came, also, with the wrong grip, in my case a Large. The seller was very helpful, will send me a medium, charge me and when the large grip reaches him back, will...

Fred, thanks for the ideas. Will get back to the solenoid and see if I can clean it better. As for the trigger blade, I think I'll trow Mr. C. Morini out of business: with the wire attachment piece of a light switch, an allen key (that came with the Hammerli 232 bought in 1975. Pistol sold, wrench s...

the moving part) would not move within the coil because the gap between the two parts was gummed up with dirt, combustion residue, and old oil. When I cleaned out the 'crud', so that the plunger moved freely, the pistol would then fire. and from Mister G: "Another thing easy to check out early...

This last weekend we had what we call "on-line national matches", for air pistol and rifles, plus open sight spring rifles, in an effort to bring more people into the game. Brazil is, in practice, bigger than the US, since it costs a lot more to travel around. It is expensive by air and by...

Thanks for the tip. Did not fully check for lack of time, but will do.

Hi!

Found an 152 in very good conditions in the metal parts, but with some reluctance to fire. Seems that the electronics are the problem.

Any chance of finding the diagram of that circuit?

Thanks

"If the mayor thinks that banning the guns will reduce crimes, please visit Rio de Janeiro. Hope you do not become a statistics item. Gun control in effect in Brazil managed to remove the guns off the hands of the honest citizen, but they forgot that bandits do not care much about legallity iss...

From the Brazilian side, Mr. Alfredo Lalia was elected for the pistol commitee and Ricardo Brenck for the carbine's.

Mr. Thom Erik Syrdahl became the first substitute in the referee's commitee, where he worked for the last 20 years

Hi, I'm a shooter from Brazil and i have a Morini CM 162 E. I motorcycle has caused an accident and the case of morini broke. Where can i buy another original case to my Morini? Any have same one to seler for me or know were can i buy ?. It can be in any place or country. Thank for help and sorry m...

Suppose I can lay my hands on a 150. If I snip off, say, 4cm from the barrel, would this compensator fit in the remaining "stub"?