Recent content by joeayv

im guessing here… this was a 5 shot group High was 972 low was 958 extreme spread was 14 average was 961 standard deviation was 5

My daughter shooting her HW-30 and my TX 200… she loves it! And she’s a shooter!

Wow that 65 Sheridan looks brand new… well done!

Ha ha…You are correct sir….My friend had a Sheridan and the first time I shot it, it was like a howetzer compared to the 760… lol but they We’re very loud… I grew up in a 1/4 acre plot in suburbia…. I could shot my 761 xl all day. I eventually got a Sheridan and I had to limit my shooting…. And...

this was 72-73.. all wood and metal. really nicely made back then

i was smiling along with you!!!... im a big proponent of the .20 myself. i have a few .20 guns hw97,hw30,R-10,Rx1 plus 3 sheridans im looking into a R9 in 20. OR HW98 IN 20. Im leaning towards the hw98.. great video and I can relate to the simply joy in it!!!

Your not kidding….👍👍👍

I have a few 760’s but this is my baby. Brand new in the box 761xl. Somewhere in 72-74 I think if I remember correctly

I don’t have a hw 50 . so I can’t speak for it. But I do have an HW85/R 10 in .20. It’s pretty dam accurate and powerful. I bought it in 1987 I think… I polished it up and tuned it with a Vortek kit. It’s pushing JSB 13.73 at 758 and H&N 11.42 at 856. it shoots 1/2” groups at 32 yards. It’s...

on the underside of the barrel you will see the serial number Where the barrel meets the receiver (compression tube) input the the number in this data bank and you will get the year of manufacturing… probably early to mid 80‘s is my guess. As for the value… that’s always debatable. better minds...

What velocity’s are you getting with the R1…?

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my daughter shooting my R-7 .20 cal.. she was peppering a can at 40 yards ….:):):)

A little testing coming up….Arrived today.