My HW30 Urban Pro that is! It’s so dang accurate. Took this shot while braced on door frame of patio, about 25 yards with 8.44 JSB. It was rummaging in grass when it took one right to the thinker.
I love my 30!
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I bought an HW30s deluxe stainless from AoA a couple months ago. It’s my first springer and I’m having a great time with it. It’s perfect for blasting sparrows out of the trees on my property. I told the wife that it was for the kids....
Nice shot BTW!
Nice shot BTW!
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Thanks, it’s a great little gun for sure.
@blackdiesel No, just click bait, sorry. I can’t even shoot my .25KGC these days. Maybe one day.
@blackdiesel No, just click bait, sorry. I can’t even shoot my .25KGC these days. Maybe one day.
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Thanks jheikkila.
3 more, 20-30 yard shots. All hit exactly where I wanted. Did miss on Second Chipmunk, 20 yarder, in first shot, but got him on the second try. All shots while standing, using door frame as support. What an amazing little gun.
3 more, 20-30 yard shots. All hit exactly where I wanted. Did miss on Second Chipmunk, 20 yarder, in first shot, but got him on the second try. All shots while standing, using door frame as support. What an amazing little gun.
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HI I dont mean to sound stupid but what is a hw 30 ? . I have 1 30 caliber here it is a edgun and I do love 30 caliber I only wish it was legal to hunt in this state
Opps sorry I did google it , It is a hi end springer in .177 , I dont have a springer no more got rid of my Gamos and MY best one a RWS 350 . is the HW as good as the RWS 350?
LOU
Opps sorry I did google it , It is a hi end springer in .177 , I dont have a springer no more got rid of my Gamos and MY best one a RWS 350 . is the HW as good as the RWS 350?
LOU
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Hi Lou, I have no experience with the RWS 350. Frankly, I don’t favor Dianas too much, even though some folk love theirs.
What I can tell you is that the HW30 is a “must have” in my book. The gun is just so much fun, easy to shoot, and accurate all all get out. Mine is a beauty to boot. May try and link my HW30 thread here if I get a chance.
Here ya go:
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/intenseaty22s-hw30s-urban-pro/
What I can tell you is that the HW30 is a “must have” in my book. The gun is just so much fun, easy to shoot, and accurate all all get out. Mine is a beauty to boot. May try and link my HW30 thread here if I get a chance.
Here ya go:
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/intenseaty22s-hw30s-urban-pro/
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The HW30 love fest continues. This chipmunk (the one curled up) was taken at 30 yards with a polymag through a “window” on the kid’s playground set. The second one was digging and eating at my pear tree’s roots at 25 yards.
It was sitting on the ledge below.
It was sitting on the ledge below.
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I have an R7 that was bought in 2003 and is on its third rebuild and has accounted for thousands of pest. Presently running a Vortex kit shooting at 630fps using Crosman Premiers. It's been shot so much that the bluing is rubbed off the barrel but it still stacks pellets on top of each other at 25 yards. Every time someone ask me what should be their first air gun I always recommend the R7/HW30 and none have been disappointed. I keep thinking I should buy a new one but this one just shoots too good, looks aren't everything.
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True, but I get a little snobbish, & while this one was very nice looking from the factory, I had the urge to bling it up.
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That’s nice!
Yeah, I put a CF tube on it & topped it with a Tanto. Made it a little shorter & more girth, better grip to break barrel. Nice to look at too.
Yeah, I put a CF tube on it & topped it with a Tanto. Made it a little shorter & more girth, better grip to break barrel. Nice to look at too.
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Pretty proud of this one. Off hand, no bracing or resting at all. About 10 yards, JSB 10.34
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