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That's funny, I'm trying to find another 177 Hw50 just for that kit and peep sights. I want to keep my current 177 Hw50 at full power...

If you'd like an easy to cock hw50s, then try the ARH indoor plinkers kit. I've had that kit in one of my hw50s in .177 for a few...

Unless you specifically want a lighter, smaller, short-range plinker, there’s really no need to get an HW30 if you already own an HW50.

I've always gotten better accuracy by de-tuning my guns from factory specs, and they are more enjoyable to shoot that way too. 12fpe or...

Yesterday they finally broke ground on my outbuilding/shop. I've been waiting three years to get one built. I'll finally have a proper...

I have had just about every model HW Springer , HW98 and HW77 are the exceptions. I have two left. An R9 and HW30. Power to weight...

I don’t think it matters a great deal. Sure, an underlever is inherently more accurate, but unless you’re competing in field target, a...

Makes perfect sense, and my only side lever (an FWB300) is an incredibly accurate gun. I don't compete, but have noticed that in all...

In my experience, under lever spring guns are more accurate. But the delta is very modest, and often not worth the weight penalty that...

I'll have to try the Normas. Thanks for the tip

10.3 JSBs? 10.3 JSB or their AA,FX clones are one of the few heavier pellets I'll shoot. Due to their fit and skirts design they don't...

I usually shoot the AA 10.3s and like them very much. Very accurate, and a good hunting pellet. If the gun I'm shooting is 11fpe or...

OK i think i have enough info WE can stop this thread now . Thanks to ALL that answered . Stan in KY .

I tried the 'rabbit magnum' pellets in an R1 I had, and they shot like crap. 10.3 were great, but there was something about the design...

No. The heavy pellets will take a few more micro-seconds in the barrel and may at the closer ranges shoot a bit high because of the...