curan wrote:Hey Lewis, if the new FWB is as heavy as the 124, a 9yo lad might have a bit of a hard time lifting it........
Nice to hear he's found out who his Dad is! (that came out sounding wrong, but you know what I mean....)
The new one is heavier than the first one. Dad will help him.
I know what you mean LOL!!!
Thanks Wayne
Is that a matching pair Lewis One for Dad .....
Good to hear from you and see you still pop in to visit.
Actually taking a longer look on the internet looking at the brochure it is very similar to my R9 but with a little more grunt with 15 ftlb from a .17 Be interesting to see if they bring out other cals.
I'm hoping for it in .20, my favourite sporter calibre. They made three or four of the first Sport in .20 and called it the 125.
Would pick one up in a second if they were in .20. I do have a rather good collection of 20 pills
As a teenager out of school I used to mow the neighbours place on an old greenfield would spend most of sunday slaving on that old girl. Was a good mower with the instant forward and reverse pedal, rather interesting going down hill and shoving it in reverse...prob good thing the tyres were worn and spun and not grabbed a
Now if they did a 20 one would definitely be heading for my cabinet as I have quite a stock pile of 20's thanks to Lewis. I really like they have made the stock ambidextrous too, probably not a concern to many but it does make it easier when you shoot left handed.
stinkitup wrote:Would pick one up in a second if they were in .20. I do have a rather good collection of 20 pills
As a teenager out of school I used to mow the neighbours place on an old greenfield would spend most of sunday slaving on that old girl. Was a good mower with the instant forward and reverse pedal, rather interesting going down hill and shoving it in reverse...prob good thing the tyres were worn and spun and not grabbed a
I reckon it will be great in .20. I am frankly surprised that FWB have made it but very glad! I have extreme respect for FWB and the way they do things.
