I think RWS 34 .22 tuned shot really well. So did my TX200.
N/A What’s your favorite springer?
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TX200 in a Lukas Parsely stock
a very close 2nd would be the little Umarex Embark. Much easier to just grab and lob a couple down range than the TX, and I dont feel bad leaving the Embark leaning against the wall by the window......
a very close 2nd would be the little Umarex Embark. Much easier to just grab and lob a couple down range than the TX, and I dont feel bad leaving the Embark leaning against the wall by the window......
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I think it is made in England,it is a Webley Tomahawk,or the Longbow.That said my keep forever is my Beeman R-7 I purchased at the Beeman shop,San Rafael in 1981.
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My R7 is one of my favorites. When my arms are done cocking the Big Heavys like my HW97K, TX200HC, or the HW98, the Beeman R7 is a delight.
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I like my HW 35E with vortex kit. It's gorgeous, and the stock is just perfect for shooting with iron sights. Next is my scoped FWB 124D, and then my HW 30 with peep sight.
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Maccari-kitted 1980 Weihrauch HW 55 CM, currently toting a collection of Anschutz, Redfield, and Merit sight bits. Ticks every single darn box, in both my "Great To Shoot" and "Old Airgun Nerd" categories.
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The Beeman R9 is my favorite. I have one in .177 tuned around the 7.87 JSB pellets at about 880 fps. Wish it had a nicer stock than the plain old beech but at least I’m not afraid to use it because it’s too pretty.
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BSA Superstar .22. Smooth shot cycle, good balance and never seems to miss.
Runners up
BSA Lightning. 177
HW30
Also like the RWS 48 and TX200HC but both are heavy. Gamo CFX and BSA Polaris aren't bad either.
Runners up
BSA Lightning. 177
HW30
Also like the RWS 48 and TX200HC but both are heavy. Gamo CFX and BSA Polaris aren't bad either.
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.177 HW30 with a taco 2-7 scope. I have lots of springers and I avoided buying a HW30 for the longest time.
But when it’s me and my 7 year old son sitting on the pick nick table, me with the HW30 and him with his PROD (set up as a carbine) and we are shooting apples off the tree at 20 yards away. Would not trade the time to get 30 years back on my life.
But when it’s me and my 7 year old son sitting on the pick nick table, me with the HW30 and him with his PROD (set up as a carbine) and we are shooting apples off the tree at 20 yards away. Would not trade the time to get 30 years back on my life.
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Favorite changes by the day, and today was this gal.
1980 FWB127/SC stock with Maccari Pro Mac Max Power+ kit.
1980 FWB127/SC stock with Maccari Pro Mac Max Power+ kit.
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My favorite springer is my .177 HW30s . I shoot it both with a Williams aperture sight and a Hawke 3-9 Airmax. I go back and forth depending on my mood. However, I recently bought another HW30 with the new walnut stock from AOA. Now one will be able to keep the scope and the other the aperture sight. The walnut is still in the process of getting an oil finish so I haven't played with it much yet.
Kenny
Kenny
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My 50 year old FWB 124d. I think i must have memorized Robert Law's little catalog back in the day before deciding on it.
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That's exactly how I wound up with my first two 30s. I flip flopped between peeps and 2-7 airmax on my original beech 30 so much I bought a laminate 30 when AoA put them on sale.
I'm jealous on the walnut 30. It's not the wood I like as much as the styling. Just a classic shaped stock. Good luck with it
Ron
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