A.O.A. Now y'all are just Screwing with me

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Joe,

Get the 30S, with the Rekord trigger.

Try the rifle with the open sights first - plinking with the opens is really good fun, and keeps the trim lines of the 30S.

For a change, stick an aperture sight on the back - a Williams or a classic target model (You must have some FWB rear sights :) )

I have an aperture sight on my HW99S (HW50S in the USA), and a 3.0 mm post at the front, and it is a blast to shoot like that :)

Have fun & a good weekend :)

Best regards

Russ
 
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"PhatMan"Joe,

Get the 30S, with the Rekord trigger.

Try the rifle with the open sights first - plinking with the opens is really good fun, and keeps the trim lines of the 30S.

For a change, stick an aperture sight on the back - a Williams or a classic target model (You must have some FWB rear sights :) )

I have an aperture sight on my HW99S (HW50S in the USA), and a 3.0 mm post at the front, and it is a blast to shoot like that :)

Have fun & a good weekend :)

Best regards

Russ
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Good advice! I have the Airforce Universal rear aperture sight on my HW30s with the original sight on the front. It's much fun and one of my one of my favorite.

Best,

Matt
 
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Did you get your HW30s yet, or did you have another change of heart, Joe?

Will you shoot it offhand, I hope, or strictly benchrest, like the FWB300?

I shot my Summit offhand for and hour or so last night, and my unused back muscles were screaming. Reminds me how out of shape I've let myself become.

I too wonder what scope you're going to put on it. The trick is getting good optical quality without making the rig too heavy. Maybe a Williams peep?
 
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