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This scope rail has been designed specially for Feinwerkbau rifles and for Field Target shooting. It has the same dovetail on the top as the Feinwerkbau’s original scope rail (60° and 10 mm wide at the neck). The default slope is 0.71% = 24.4 MOA which is fine for an international class FT rifle (16 J) and the scope height provided by this rail, but you can order it with a custom slope as well, if you’d use it with a high-powered rifle or with very high mount rings.

It gives an elevation of 35 mm (1.38″), and you can add some more by choosing the height of the scope rings.

Made of aircraft grade aluminium alloy, with natural alu anodising and black steel screws.

The Anti-POI-Shift Rail has a light and curvy look (no wonder, I’m an architect in my civil life) but it’s very massive where needed. It has a solid upper half that goes through the whole rail.

Side view, with the five high-tension screws. These screws hold the rail absolutely steady on the barrel – and only on the barrel, this is the key of getting rid of POI-shifts on Feinwerkbau (and any other) rifles.

Click here to order your FWB Anti-POI-Shift scope rail. If you really want to get rid of all POI-shift, make this solution complete with a scope rail that sits only on the barrel – this is very important! – have a look at my high quality Feinwerkbau Anti-POI-Shift Kit, too…

Let me show you a couple of photos of the Feinwerkbau Anti-POI-Shift Kit. This system allows you to get rid of the POI-shift of Feinwerkbau rifles, making the barrel free-floated but still well-supported and protected.

With transparent barrel and air cylinder for the better visibility. The left one goes to the place of the original A-clamp, holding the cylinder and protecting the barrel but letting it free float. The other one hold the barrel right after the elephant ears, giving a stable support to it but without bending the barrel, causing POI-shift.

With ‘real’ barrel and cylinder: the clearing around the barrel is 2.5 mm, this allows it float but protects it from further bending when accidentally knocked to anything. The support unit hold the barrel only in the middle in a 5 mm area so can’t give any torque to it, to avoid POI-shift.

I made an X-ray visual, too. As you can see, the barrel is fixed by two symmetrical grub screws, and the support unit can be positioned within 7.5 mm forward or back. It has to be as close to the cocking ears as possible, but still letting them to move until the end of their way.

Another visual about the parts. They have a flange so they will sit on the top of the Alutec stock’s ‘U’ shape, giving even more support for the whole system.

Click here to order your Feinwerkbau Anti-POI-Shift Kit. If you really want to get rid of all POI-shift, make this solution complete with a scope rail that sits only on the barrel – this is very important! – have a look at my high quality FWB Anti-POI-Shift scope rail, too…

Last time I zeroed my Feinwerkbau P70, was in March 2012.

Since then, she keeps the POI, even when taken out of the stock and back etc., I’m only practicing before the competitions but never have to ‘add some clicks’ for the actual shift.

If you’d like to get rid of POI-shifts, check out these two products:

FWB AntiShift Kit and FWB AntiShift Rail.