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That looks lovely. If you don't mind me asking, how much would something that nice cost?

HALODIN wrote:That looks lovely. If you don't mind me asking, how much would something that nice cost?

£950. Which may sound like a lot for a rimfire, but when you consider it is nigh-on identical to the FWB 2700 which costs £2.5K new, it's pretty good. I've seen them change hands for quite a bit more, I got a very good deal as I got some extra sights chucked in as well :)

Sounds perfectly reasonable if small-bore is your passion. Looks very nice..

Kungfugerbil wrote:£950. Which may sound like a lot for a rimfire, but when you consider it is nigh-on identical to the FWB 2700 which costs £2.5K new, it's pretty good. I've seen them change hands for quite a bit more, I got a very good deal as I got some extra sights chucked in as well :)

my new GSG .22 looking almost the way I want it to. Frame is green

monster the little one, really nice trigger, she is small 12inch barrel,BSA International Mk.IV isu well when she grows up

ballkeeper wrote:monster the little one, really nice trigger, she is small 12inch barrel,BSA International Mk.IV isu well when she grows up

that's an interesting little rifle. Whats the intended use?

to bench rest ,and my son used to shoot it at 25m , poss be great for hunting out of the car i guess ,gets plenty of comments at the club

Wonder how accurate it will be.
Of the BSA's I've seen the accuracy is spot on, albeit with a longer barrel.

With this dinky barrel provided it's got the same accuracy, if not the velocity of it's bigger bretherin, it could be very forgiving of follow-through.

Let us know how it shoots. :)

deff likes eley force hole in hole at 25m , cci ok blazer yuk thats all so far

how did you get the front site mounted back on?