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FWB90
Anyone knows how much the FWB 90 weigh? This thing is like a freaking brick. First shot is a 9, Second is a 7, which means the pistol is better than me by 800%. I want to know a bit more because either I will keep this as my only one pistol, or sell it and have no more pistol, or keep it as a dumb bell. I think the dumb bell is the best option. It is 4.5 pounds on my scale. But my scale is not that accurate. FWB does not have statistic like weight.
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Re: FWB90
I started shooting AP with a FWB 65. They then made the 80 and then the 90. I went to the FWB 2 (CO2) which I am just starting to shoot again.
According to the manual, your 90 weighs 1350 g unless it is the short barrel which is 10 g less.
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com ... modell-90/
According to the manual, your 90 weighs 1350 g unless it is the short barrel which is 10 g less.
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com ... modell-90/
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Re: FWB90
1350 g equals 2 lb 15.62 oz
Re: FWB90
Pete I think I find the answer. It should be 1595g because I have three weights on it 100g, 75g, 70g. So it weighs 3.52 pounds. But it surely feels like 5 pounds...maybe the center of gravity is further out towards the muzzle hence it feels like a brick. I will take those Clamping barrel weight off to see if makes a difference. Not does it matter since the only way I can shoot a pistol is using a bench.