KWK
R8's are the earlier HW50. Yeah, they're sweet
I heard this from Straight Shooters when I got both .22 and .177 about 10 years ago.
I wanted to know the R numbers with the HW numbers and then I found out more than I really wanted but I did digest it.
There is no doubt if you have an HW50 you'll be in the "middle gun" range that can do MORE than expected.
I shot a running squirrel along our fenceline at 25 yards (on the run with a scope!) and whacked him off the fence into the neighbor's yard who was happy to "get rid of the pests" as I was.
Deal is though; try out the HW50 in the .20 and use regular weight pellets (JSB Exact) to really see what the HW50 model is capable of doing TODAY! It is an historic achievement and I BOUGHT TWO!
KWK
R8's are the earlier HW50. Yeah, they're sweet
I heard this from Straight Shooters when I got both .22 and .177 about 10 years ago.
I wanted to know the R numbers with the HW numbers and then I found out more than I really wanted but I did digest it.
There is no doubt if you have an HW50 you'll be in the "middle gun" range that can do MORE than expected.
I shot a running squirrel along our fenceline at 25 yards (on the run with a scope!) and whacked him off the fence into the neighbor's yard who was happy to "get rid of the pests" as I was.
Deal is though; try out the HW50 in the .20 and use regular weight pellets (JSB Exact) to really see what the HW50 model is capable of doing TODAY! It is an historic achievement and I BOUGHT TWO!