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SP
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 Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2006 12:55 am Post subject: HW100T |
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Im looking to get another pcp rifle. Ive been eyeing the HW100T in .22 FAC. Some say its butt ugly, others say its heavy. Well what do you have to say about it? Thanks..
I think it looks pretty cool.
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Looks like it would make a nice addition to your collection.
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Parker_101_
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Here's an excellent bit of research material regarding the HW100's
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SP
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| Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2006 1:23 am Post subject: |
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| Parker_101_ wrote: | | Here's an excellent bit of research material regarding the HW100's |
Parker,
Have you messed with the power adjustment screws? Thanks. |
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220swift
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that guy's got a lot of good info on the HW 100..
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Parker_101_
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Hey there SP,
personally, haven't messed with it..
ETA the author of that Link posted has explained it very well....
Click on here to link "HW100"
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You know SP I think it's a pretty cool looking gun and I like the side lever cocking. It's also suppose to be very consistant. Have you seen this?
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/thread/1159719905/
I see it as a possible FT gun. Weight then would be helpful as well as shot/shot consistancy. Big minus for me though is no QF. The gun is really designed as a 12 foot-pounder.
But in .22 as a hunter I really don't see a value. For the money you could do better with a Cyclone of Logun Professional or really even a BSA Hornet if you wanted a regulated gun.
I think I have even ruled it out as a starter FT gun. I think I am going with the Logun Solo. I have heard a lot of good things about these guns.
Just my 2 cents 
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Would be nice for arget pratice and small vermin.
looking good,
i got the new air gun world mag and theres a whole article in there on it, really amazing results  |
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SP
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| Weapon of Choice wrote: | You know SP I think it's a pretty cool looking gun and I like the side lever cocking. It's also suppose to be very consistant. Have you seen this?
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/thread/1159719905/
I see it as a possible FT gun. Weight then would be helpful as well as shot/shot consistancy. Big minus for me though is no QF. The gun is really designed as a 12 foot-pounder.
But in .22 as a hunter I really don't see a value. For the money you could do better with a Cyclone of Logun Professional or really even a BSA Hornet if you wanted a regulated gun.
I think I have even ruled it out as a starter FT gun. I think I am going with the Logun Solo. I have heard a lot of good things about these guns.
Just my 2 cents |
Lamar,
Keep me posted , when you get the logun. Thanks, |
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SP
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| r5nick wrote: | Would be nice for arget pratice and small vermin.
looking good,
i got the new air gun world mag and theres a whole article in there on it, really amazing results |
Yeah, the only negative thing I heard, is the weight. And having to remove the air-cylinder.. |
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