HW 30s

[Pepper]

Thinking of adding a HW 30s to my front porch plinking collection. Anyone have any recommendations as what to expect? Tia 

 

[Bob-in-WV]

Great service.

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

A really top notch gun that ages like wine.

 

[EMrider]

For front porch plinking you can’t get any better than an hw30s IMHO. These are great guns and I much prefer them in .177.

R

 

[Kgphotos]

The HW30 is a fantastic air rifle. Mine really helped me stay sane during the lockdown last year. I shot it almost every day in my backyard. It is a perfect rifle for short/medium distance plinking. Mine is in .177 and I put a Williams aperture rear sight on it. I mostly shoot it at about 15 yards in my little backyard. It’s low power and low noise are very neighborhood friendly. I bought several sets of the little steel silhouettes from Walmart and made up a shooting box in my yard to contain the lead fragments and keep any stray pellets from escaping. Knocking over those little rams, pigs, turkeys and chickens provided me with plenty of entertainment while the world was shut down. You really can’t go wrong with an HW30 in your arsenal.

Kenny

 

[Mike_Lenardon]

Right there with everyone else.

Accurate

Beautiful

Easy to cock

A purchase you will never regret.

 

[jccams]

I have an R7 in .177 and a HW30s in .22. Both are a real pleasure to shoot and would be the last two to leave the safe.

 

[Half-cocked]

Nice setup. I have something similar but I use a CO2 pistol at 10 yds indoors. I found that Rust-oleum Sunburst Yellow is a good match for repainting the metal silhouette targets.

I also have an HW 30s in .177 and it is a delight to shoot. It has excellent accuracy and not too much power for short range shooting.

 

[Trunion]

"What to expect..."

Expect to shoot it more than any other gun you own.