They are s beautiful pistol , my best friends recently passed from cancer and left his 1972 4.5 cal ... In the original box . It was his squirrel plinker at the cabin . Many a squirrel felt it's wrath lol
I have just stripped my pistol referring to this video and found it very helpful. I have a couple of comments to make that simplifies the strip down in you only need to service main springs, buffer and piston ring. 1 There is no need to remove the front sledge unless it is damaged. 2 To remove the piston chamber you only need to remove the furthest back pin in the trigger assembly and push down the part stopping the chamber sliding out.
What a fabulous and intricate pistol , probably what I'd expect from a FWB .. excellent vid , and great too see you back after what seems an age ... Think I'd leave all that messing about to someone else personally , changed all the seals on my PP700 artamis a few weeks ago , it did have a slight leak .. now it has a very BIG leak .. the seal it I got with the gun looked a bit cheap too be honest ... Just gonna leave it now ... Sod it ..
Hi mark .nice to hear from you. Sorry to hear your pp has got messed up . Don't loose Hart. Anything can be fixed. Yep maybe foolish to work on this pistol but I like a challenge and I know it will be improved. Thanks for watching
Really Great Video in my opinion better that the German gentleman. Just a couple of small personal issues which for me would have been more interesting. 1. I would like to have seen the struggles and how you overcame them that you experienced in order to be prepared even though it would have extended the video considerably. 2. My vision is not 20.20 and a couple of scenes were not illuminated to the same intensity as the main area. 3. Early in the strip you found that the piston would not go in but you didn't say why as I wondered if that problem could have been overcome without the need of a full strip of all the trigger parts. Thank you very much.
hi Clive, glad you liked. It was a most difficult strip, made harder by needing to show as much as possible and film. Its not always possible to film everything, for one thing i just dont know whats going to happen at each stage. My hands are everywhere trying to make sure springs and c clips dont ping off and get lost, i cant always get the camera in at these points. I can only tell you what happened. As far as the piston problem, was that on this vid or the one where i put it all back together. Maybe let me know how many mins in... and what vid. Thx anyways
I have just ordered parts from waffencenter in Germany they have many parts for fwb 65 , shipping ,, customs duty , vat makes it expensive . Also difficulty paying, I have emailed them asking if I can pay by paypal or send cash by registered post.
Thanks for putting this up. You've helped me take mine apart, clean, replace seals, lube, and put her back together.
Hi Can I ask where you got your replacement parts?
They are s beautiful pistol , my best friends recently passed from cancer and left his 1972 4.5 cal ... In the original box . It was his squirrel plinker at the cabin . Many a squirrel felt it's wrath lol
Extremely helpful, thank you for being so thorough.
Glad you like
I have just stripped my pistol referring to this video and found it very helpful. I have a couple of comments to make that simplifies the strip down in you only need to service main springs, buffer and piston ring.
1 There is no need to remove the front sledge unless it is damaged.
2 To remove the piston chamber you only need to remove the furthest back pin in the trigger assembly and push down the part stopping the chamber sliding out.
Thanks - answered a question about an issue I was having.
What a fabulous and intricate pistol , probably what I'd expect from a FWB .. excellent vid , and great too see you back after what seems an age ... Think I'd leave all that messing about to someone else personally , changed all the seals on my PP700 artamis a few weeks ago , it did have a slight leak .. now it has a very BIG leak .. the seal it I got with the gun looked a bit cheap too be honest ... Just gonna leave it now ... Sod it ..
Hi mark .nice to hear from you. Sorry to hear your pp has got messed up . Don't loose Hart. Anything can be fixed. Yep maybe foolish to work on this pistol but I like a challenge and I know it will be improved. Thanks for watching
Really Great Video in my opinion better that the German gentleman. Just a couple of small personal issues which for me would have been more interesting. 1. I would like to have seen the struggles and how you overcame them that you experienced in order to be prepared even though it would have extended the video considerably. 2. My vision is not 20.20 and a couple of scenes were not illuminated to the same intensity as the main area. 3. Early in the strip you found that the piston would not go in but you didn't say why as I wondered if that problem could have been overcome without the need of a full strip of all the trigger parts. Thank you very much.
hi Clive, glad you liked. It was a most difficult strip, made harder by needing to show as much as possible and film. Its not always possible to film everything, for one thing i just dont know whats going to happen at each stage. My hands are everywhere trying to make sure springs and c clips dont ping off and get lost, i cant always get the camera in at these points. I can only tell you what happened. As far as the piston problem, was that on this vid or the one where i put it all back together. Maybe let me know how many mins in... and what vid. Thx anyways
Can you replace the spring and seals by only removing the rear sight and shoulder screw or has the pistol to be fully dismantled?
1:00 bite the pellet? Great video as always.
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Thats wonderful
Very helpful video. What size is the allen wrench that you cut down to separate upper and lower receiver? Thanks
12:35. i bought a used fwb, and discovered that half of the screw is still in there when i remove it. looks like it broke, damn.
Hi i just purchased a fwb 65 and im curious as to the sledge is it normal for it to move back and forth whilst tilting forwards and backwards
Hi
My barrel assembly moves forward when I cock the pistol and will not move back until the trigger is pulled.
Do you have a FWB 80 Strip video?
nope sorry, I don't own one, maybe in future
Where can I get the same FWB 65 parts you used?
I have just ordered parts from waffencenter in Germany they have many parts for fwb 65 , shipping ,,
customs duty , vat makes it expensive . Also difficulty paying, I have emailed them asking if I can pay by paypal or send cash by registered post.