HW80 10K shots review.
- Thread starter seven08
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Too windy for long shooting this afternoon, but not for short. Had this mess going at the end of my driveway shooting from inside the garage. I am well into tin #21. 
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30 ft.? We are talking long range here. The driveway is 32 feet. Add 18 feet deep inside the garage. So, 50 feet plus or minus an inch.
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30 ft.? We are talking long range here. The driveway is 32 feet. Add 18 feet deep inside the garage. So, 50 feet plus or minus an inch.
Thats good shooting for open sights ! Do you have a .45-70 Gov. Rifle?
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High noon, sentences carried out.
50 feet from the shaded comfort of my garage. What is it that shooting airguns makes you feel like a kid again?
I love this hit, the screw stopped it cold.
50 feet from the shaded comfort of my garage. What is it that shooting airguns makes you feel like a kid again?I love this hit, the screw stopped it cold.
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That is just range pickup brass from my club every week. Got 5 gallon buckets full waiting for the scrap brass price index to go back up. I use the cash to buy pellets.
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Well, the 80 met it's match with these two bruisers, .50 BMG
I kept at it until a pellet stuck in the primer. Lots of edge hits. Finally got two to stay in place.
I kept at it until a pellet stuck in the primer. Lots of edge hits. Finally got two to stay in place.
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Finally, after three days.....I had ZERO wind this morning. I decided to finish off tin #21 in ideal conditions. I set my slightly larger than playing card steel target at 45 yards. I then proceeded to remove the fresh coat of white paint. Very few misses. After seeing the plate up close I made that two click windage adjustment. My barrel pivot nut tightening modification has never loosened and remains perfect.
It couldn't last, the winds are picking up.
It couldn't last, the winds are picking up.
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......another perfect morning for stripping paint. That two click sight adjustment was spot on.
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Was too hot and windy for anymore long shooting this afternoon. Back to my 100 F garage for some 50 ft. action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5icna231AwA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdurfhPBEzo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLv1LYwGO2U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=colcWn0X4SY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5icna231AwA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdurfhPBEzo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLv1LYwGO2U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=colcWn0X4SY
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Back in 1979, I bought "The King of the Hill", the FWB 124D. It blew my buddies Webley whatever out the door. OK, march forward until 1981. He bought a Beeman R1 from the store. Once I saw that one, bragging rights were over. On a field shoot, however, my FWB hung on with distance shooting. It just didn't have all that raw power. Those were the days my friend, as has been said.
Mighty fine...mighty fine indeed!
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