Here are some numbers from my self-tuned HW97K

I recently picked up an HW97 in .22 which was on my "list" for some time. I perfomed the usual cleaning/polishing and de-burring. It has the factory spring with a 2.55 mm spacer and "moly impregnated" Vortek piston seal. I used my own "special concoction" of spring lube/vibration damping compound,piston and piston seal lube...ect.

Very Happy with the preliminary results,as it's not actually run-in just yet.( less than 200 pellets) 

Seems to like the JSB 15.89's and 18.13's. Out of 35 shots with the 15.89's it's getting a Hi of 643,Low of 627,Ave of 636,Es of 16 and a Sd of 3.

The suprise was the RWS Super Points. Although they didn't shoot quite as good as the JSB pellets,here's Their numbers from 15 shots: Hi 686, Low 681, Ave 683,Extreme spread of 5 and Standard deviation of 1 (One!) Heres that group...
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Here are the 15.89's...
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Both shot benched at 30 yds.

I now understand the hype and dedicated following that the HW97 has! Mind you,I also own a Pro Sport and an LGU in .177. But that 97! DAMN!! 

Can you say "Keeper"? Wooo HOOOO!!

Mike.


 
Very nice! Looks great and performs!!! That for sure is on my list of future springers. What scope do you have on there?



-Matt

Matt, it's UTG Bubble Level scope. 4-16X56 

The bubble level feature is inaccurate and frankly..useless. At least in mine. However! The Rest of the scope is Fantastic! Great clarity and the turrets are Far better than Any of the other UTG scopes! They need to produce these without the level (and just a simple rheostat controlled Red illumination knob) and in 6-24 as well as 8-32. They will sell like cold beer in hell. Keep them in the sub $200 range while they're at it. (I paid $100 for mine used)

Mike.