User manuals for the Model 65 and Model 300 can be found on the Feinwerkbau website here.
Exploded diagrams can be found on the Feinwerkbau website here.
Some spare parts can be sourced from Feinwerkbau. Service kits can be found from various sellers on eBay. Tuning parts and spares for the Model 124/127 can be found at Jim Maccari's Air Rifle Headquarters. If you can't find what you need at these places, it might be worth looking on eBay Germany, eGun, or trying Jagd & Sportwaffencenter Gotha in Germany.
If you live in the UK and want your Model 65 or Model 300 serviced, I can recommend Steve at City Air Weapons in Solihull (note, not a shop of the same name in Lincoln).
For general chat about airguns, I like AirgunBBS. There are some real experts on there, particularly on the Collectable Airguns board.
The American Vintage Airguns site is a more dedicated collectors' forum, and is a mine of useful information.
For 10 metre match shooting, Target Talk is a great forum.
Tuesday 9 July 2013
Manuals, parts and useful websites
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