Air Rifle Pellet

1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177


1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177
1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177

1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177   1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig. Sights 177

1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle imported by Beeman (San Rafael, CA 94903) with original sights, adjustable trigger and adjustable buttplate in. A few small blemishes on wood as you can somewhat see from the photos (small marks, white rubs, probably from being against a wall).

Overall a beautiful example of this fine airgun. NOTE: BIPOD used for display in photos is NOT INCLUDED.

Please don't say you didn't see this... This was actually a "bucket list" gun for me. I always wanted one from childhood. It shoots as fine as it looks, pretty much stacking pellets at 10M.

The trigger is set very, very light and is easily adjustable. Remember, this is a TARGET rifle, not a field hunting gun. Not to mention it's potentially an heirloom you can pass down to your kids/grandkids. This gun has no issues and needs nothing except a new shooter. Never been a club gun or league gun.

The estimated 1988 is based upon information believed reliable (based up serial number 36XXXX, though possibly 1989), from an Internet site for Feinwerkbau collectors as their best estimate on date. A factory exploded diagram and user manual can be downloaded from Feinwerkbau, which I recommend you do.

It has an adjustable Target trigger and I've not seen any rust on it as it was well cared for by the previous owner. Why would I sell such a fine gun?

I felt like I got off pretty easy. All she said was REALLY! Which one are you getting rid of?? Of course, she doesn't know about all the accessories yet.. Marriage is more of a ballet than a sprint.. In the photos it's on a bipod. It has a factory accessory rail on the underside of the front of the stock and included will be the Picatinny adapter for the bipod at no extra cost, I printed it, I may have an extra and if so, the extra adapter is included as well. It's more for storing the gun on safely than shooting from, although I confess I did shoot from this one, carefully. A factory Feinwerkbau (non-shooting) bipod that slides in the factory rail is still available, and an aluminum Picatinny bipod adapter is available if you wanted to go that route.

In the last photo , you'll see how I had it set up most recently. The item "1988 Feinwerkbau Model 300S German 10 Meter Target Air Rifle & Orig.

Sights 177" is in sale since Wednesday, September 23, 2020. This item is in the category "Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Air Guns & Slingshots\Air Rifles". The seller is "puterguts" and is located in Santa Clara, California.

This item can be shipped to United States.177

  • Model: 300S
  • Modified Item: No
  • Type: Double spring recoil-less
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
  • Ammunition Type: Pellet
  • Velocity (fps): 640
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Features: Sidelever

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