Feinwerkbau Model 100 to 103 ''conversion''
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Feinwerkbau Model 100 to 103 ''conversion''
I'm the owner of a mint FWB Model 100 pistol. I like it a lot but I find it rather muzzle heavy. As you already know, the newer Model 103 has a detachable lever. Do you know if it would be possible for me to ''convert'' my 100 to a 103 by using some parts of the 103 so that my lever could be easily removed ?
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Re: Feinwerkbau Model 100 to 103 ''conversion''
Hi there,
I'm looking right now for an air pistol after 10 years without shooting. I would like to join it again and I have limits on my budget and, espcially, if I don't know how much time I'll have for training. I have been offered a second hand FWB 100 for 350 euros in good conditions.
I would appreciate if you could send me your ımpression about the pistol and your recommendation.
My email is jajg69@yahoo.es
Thanks in advance
Juan
I'm looking right now for an air pistol after 10 years without shooting. I would like to join it again and I have limits on my budget and, espcially, if I don't know how much time I'll have for training. I have been offered a second hand FWB 100 for 350 euros in good conditions.
I would appreciate if you could send me your ımpression about the pistol and your recommendation.
My email is jajg69@yahoo.es
Thanks in advance
Juan
Anonymous wrote:I'm the owner of a mint FWB Model 100 pistol. I like it a lot but I find it rather muzzle heavy. As you already know, the newer Model 103 has a detachable lever. Do you know if it would be possible for me to ''convert'' my 100 to a 103 by using some parts of the 103 so that my lever could be easily removed ?