Feinwerkbau Sport 127 Mk2 .22cal

[gurtwurz 793]

Nicer than an '? Thats high praise indeed andy. Whats the trigger like on it, and can you tune ' em?

 

Cheers, wurz

[maktayla 50]

Hi Higgins

PM sent. Its definately a 127 .22 cal. Serial No is 58577. I do believe the .177 (124) is even harder to get hold off.??

Anyway, here are a couple more images. Hope their ok.

[higgins 75]

Hi Higgins

PM sent. Its definately a 127 .22 cal. Serial No is 58577. I do believe the .177 (124) is even harder to get hold off.??

Anyway, here are a couple more images. Hope their ok.

Another pm sent.

[andyfr1968 772]

Nicer than an '? Thats high praise indeed andy. Whats the trigger like on it, and can you tune ' em?

 

Cheers, wurz

 

I know it's a bit of a personal thing but as good as the is/was for me they always feel like a bit of a lump. Top heavy and not very well balanced somehow. I can't knock what they can do though and the HW's trigger does have a better more predictable feel than the Sport's, but not by much, IMHO.

 

Where the Sport does lag behind is if folks are looking for a springer to put on ticket, any more than about 14 in .22 is asking to ruin them so there's really no point, whereas the can be taken to close to around 20 before they spit their dummy out.

 

A bit off toppic but if you're still after a springer for your FAC slot, Wurz, have another look at those Dianas

[maktayla 50]

I have to agree with you there Andy. I have only put around 20 or so pellets through it since the Fein was given to me. It definately does feel more balanced and nicer to fire than the . The is, in my opinion, a cumbersome and heavy rifle. I shot the Fein earlier on, after stripping it down, with open sights. I havent shot with open sights in years and what a pleasure it was. It was approx 25 yds and i was amazed at how accurate you can still be with out scopes.

[maktayla 50]

steveo.

Sent you a pm.

[StevoSmith 147]

Replyed mate