Mark Camoccio, looks at a classic, top end competition rifle from Feinwerkbau of Germany, that for its day was a force to be reckoned with! Comment, or read more at gunmart.net
Sweden here! I Got one of these 300S from year 1985. I worked for a whole summer as a kid to buy that rifle and I kept it all these years. Next week Im take it to my local range and try it out :-)
l still own 300 SU l bought new in 1978. Hadn’t used it much in twenty years. Bought a service kit for it a few months back. Kit included two springs, breach seal, piston washer/buffer and piston ring. Fired a number of shots through it…still capable of shooting a single hole group of six at 10 metres ….fabulas rifle
I owned a very rare factory “sporter” version of this rifle, same action, no foresight, or step down for one, shallower fore grip, pale oiled stock. They were made to promote the company. Pushed about 10 ft lbs, it was extremely accurate and quiet, shot thousands of vermin with it. Very much wish I still owned it.
Great match rifle.👍I have one as well. I shoot hole in hole with bankrest. Once i did 10 shots and the hole was exact as big as a .22 pellet. I own one rifle from that time period that is in my opinion even better. It was more expensive than the 300S. Way less where sold, and it is hard to find. It is the Diana 75. It is a more complicated system with two pistons that goes in opposite direction to compensate each other. A dream to shoot. Thanks for your video, Cheers!