We also figured I needed the practice and a couple more blog posts. Luckily for us, airgun purveyor, rock legend, and hall of fame co-chair, Frank B, happened to have a that needed some attention-and he thought it was high time to set this blog to straight. After over five hundred posts on airgun butchery, we've never torn down a Feinwerkbau Nick and I both own 's, yet still nothing on one of the most iconic spring guns ever made. Classic gun spotlight: Feinwerkbau Sport 124/127Ī blog about tinkering with airguns. All content, pictures and text, at copyright Nicholas Carter and Derrick Kortvejesi respectively, and on through time until we run out of pellets.Īnother Airgun Blog. Your air rifle is just slamming piston against chamber and with out a piston it feels and sounds like it's shooting. I just resealed my2 's one was season used still shot. If you can it better to change it be for it stops shooting.
Your piston seal will crumble,unless you bought a super tune or some type of up grade. Beeman recommended chamber lube which was like an oil and you placed a few drops in the chamber and worked it in with cocking the barrel a few times. I disassembled my FWB which I owned since new and it was just like in the photos, no lube what so ever. Weird, and I'm confused as to what is happening.
When I cock to reload, my pellet is still there. If my FWB is needing this repair, do you still do this? Mine seems to cock ok and when pulling the trigger, seems to function as always.
Any idea how much this gun is worth? I'm trying to sell one from my husband's collection. He's one of those guys you're just amazed by when you talk to him and find out about his life. What's the reference to "hall of fame co-chair? Ryan, I was goofing with Frank.
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