lurking and reading this forum has been an absolute education in discovering all the intricacies of how to get the most out of these fine guns. When I bought her I thought you just put a pellet in and shot it. I was always disappointed with the performance. Hopefully I can start to get the performance I had hoped for when I got her nearly 40 years ago.Dennis
Quote from: Dennis22 on December 24, 2019, 11:30:42 AMlurking and reading this forum has been an absolute education in discovering all the intricacies of how to get the most out of these fine guns. When I bought her I thought you just put a pellet in and shot it. I was always disappointed with the performance. Hopefully I can start to get the performance I had hoped for when I got her nearly 40 years ago.DennisThere is definitely a learning curve!When I first joined here, I was just looking for recommendations on controlling starlings. I luckily just fell into a FWB124 in a gun shop that was on consignment, and didn't even know what it was. I just bought it because I knew the name looked German, so I figured it was probably a quality-built gun. Little did i know.....Haha.
Indeed ... The ARH seals (Pending which style you have ? ) may or may not have a sealing lip ? The older seals DID NOT and there sizing needs to be very uniform and fit can't be too snug or gun will shoot real slow and inconsistent.Newer seals have the sealing lip and don't need quite the same finesse in sizing, but still can't be fit too tight either.ABSOLUTELY deburr the cocking slot and and corners/ edges the seal must pass over when taking it in & out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you don't your just about guaranteed the seals critical sealing edge will be damaged.FYI ...Scott