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6 Reviews For Feinwerkbau Model 65

  • twonewfeins 7th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: sleek dsign, no recoil, handle,thumb rest, piston design is by far the best. I thought my old crossman 22 pump pistol was quality.... and it did shoot good, but this 65 is in a league of its own. Built to last generations with practically no maintanance. Treat this gun with care and respect,as it was born this way. worth 1000 in my books


    Bad Points: cant think of any! WOW


    General comments: i recently purchased a model 65 feinwerkbau serial no 19813, so its an oldie! but this thing is so accurate....it amazes me. ive never missed a target,im not a competitive shooter...yet :) i lay a pop can with the mouth hole facing me,at about 12 to 15 metres,and i can get it in there!, not every time, when imiss,its only by a hair. It feels very good in the hand,i use it more than my model 90. price was not cheap..545.00 and the 90 was 995.00 i feel i was lucky as ive not seen them in my province since. I live in B.C. canada. If anyone here is in the area, id love to hear from you.

  • Guest 16th Dec 2008

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    In the 1970's and the early 1980's this pistol was use by virtually all the top marksmen. It won 102 consecultive medals at major championships and is still capable of match winning performances

  • jabarret Rank: Corporal 24th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The engineering and craftsmanship are nearly perfect. It is more accurate than anyone can shoot. It's a classic.. This is one of the finest target air pistols made and perhaps the most accurate out-of-the-box spring air pistol. Less well-known features include: (1) in addition to having a fully adjustable trigger, it has a switch that allows one to practice with much higher center-fire trigger pull weights then go back to target air pistol weights without fine adjusting the trigger and (2) the r ...

  • El oso 23rd Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    From all I have tested, it is the only I can tell, is really made taking care of quality. I wish to buy one after trying one, high prescicion, good balance

  • Guest 10th Nov 2008

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    A must have for collectors. A sturdy air pistol with incredible accuracy and consistency. The Feinwerkbau Model 65 air pistol is a great weapon to have around

  • Liam37 Rank: Staff Sergeant 2nd Mar 2008

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    I have read many good things about this German pistol for awhile now, and when the chance to pick up one came along; I leapt on it!
    I was fortunate to acquire a mint condition; looks as good as the day it must have come out of the factory, Feinwerkbau Model 65, .177 Target Pistol. The gold standard of target shooting excellence in the 80's (since supplanted by PCP pistols); this many time Olympic Gold Medal winner is still one of the best target pistols on the used market today (often sold at a ...