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  1. mark williams
    Shooting mate
  2. mark williams
    Firstly welcome Pickles. My 45 yrs airgunning experience says .22 to 35 yds and .177 no further than 50 yds "period". "ALL" headshots unless you are a seasoned airgunner to include heart/lung shots out to 50 yds tops. Both calibres do the job easily but .177 is far more forgiving with accuracy and trajectory but not as hard hitting as .22 - .177 is all about accuracy. I use .177 and I am disappointed in myself if I miss .My bags have increased a lot since using a HW 100 kt .177. Just my humble opinion - atb.
  3. mark williams
    There are plenty of Daystates down at my club and plenty of moans and growns too from the owners. There is a lathe and workshop at the club and guess which guns are always being repaired ? The most praised rifles are the HW 100`s with Air Arms a 2nd best. On the range the HW 100 is favoured by all as best pcp by far. Just the lads from the club`s opinion atb
  4. mark williams
    Well lads its 6 months "ish" since these posts were made what are your thoughts today on the Regal ? atb
  5. mark williams
    Shooting mate - weather blowing hard around Wigan Lanc`s atb
  6. mark williams
    Best decoys for my shooting (sub 12 air, or shotgun ) is dead pigeons/ crows/ magpies mounted on decoy cages.I simply freeze some shot birds and use when needed. Very effective indeed but if I`m stuck for the real thing then "flocked" decoys are my 2nd best option. atb
  7. mark williams
    Yes mate - lie to `em and tell them you`ve "seen the light" and now shoot .177 you`ll find they will let you in then. atb
  8. mark williams
    Quality shots mate. atb
  9. mark williams
    Shooting mate.
  10. mark williams
    Not sure Skot I`m a long way off being a gunsmith. I was told that the head was replaced and the old leather washer was replaced by using and sizing in the head of a bsa super sport, spring replaced, seals , breech seal washer, re blued etc, etc. The power varied by as much as 1 ft/lb from when it deiseled we think. atb
  11. mark williams
    Yep same as mine Chris, yours would soon tidy up , she`s in fettle behind those cob webs is she ? There`s £ here if you still want to sell . atb
  12. mark williams
    Hi Rake, The middle aged lads were drooling over her at the range, I`ve shot one all my shooting years, they are a beast of a springer. Just need x amount of pellets through her to wash the dieseling away and have her settle down.Then and only then I`ll do a final zero and let her loose back in the hunting world atb
  13. mark williams
    Took the FWB sport to the range and zeroed the scope, she was actually giving the HW 100 kt a run for the money in between the dieseling she was doing with the new internals. At one stage at the end of the session she chronographed 11 ft/lbs , 11-79 ft/lbs, 12 ft/lbs with 16 grain air arms diablo. Once the dieseling stops she should settle in well. The HW 100 kt .177 was loving the new Mamba Lite 4 - 12 x 16 scope producing 5p groupings at 34 yds and 5p groupings with 1/2 milldot hold over at 44 yds (max`) atb
  14. mark williams
    Wish I could Jocky I`m thicker than concrete with computers
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    Hi Guys, Don't know why I stopped my van and looked in a small airgun shop but I did and saw a nice Feinwerkbau Sport 127 (.22 cal). for sale. I asked why it was in such good condition and the shop owner replied all the blueing was re-done by a professional, and the head and seals replaced by a local gunsmith He said the head was that of the BSA super sport ? Anyway I took the plunge and bought it £200, put some quality sports match mounts on and a Hawke 4-12 x 50 AO milldot scope on it from off my trusty HW 100 kt. Got it chronographed at 11.4 f
  16. mark williams
    Hi Liam, Welcome ! Good advice has been given to you mate. Go for a Wheirauch springer if you can they don't go wrong. atb
  17. mark williams
    Hi mate, the only difference in performances lies in the "which calibre question". I have not seen any difference between the full size HW 100 or HW 100 k t (carbine) in the same calibre accuracy and power wise, but as said by Skot there is a difference in shot count with the carbine (KT) being the lesser shot count in both calibres. I own the HW 100 kt 177 cal, with the shot count above three mags of 14 each mag`- I have never shot above 3 mags on any hunting trip ever. Now then myself and Villaman rib each other over the calibre to use but we both use the same
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    HW 100 kt.177 is so hard to better - so it`s your call mate, if my 42 years of air rifle shooting experience might help well I`d lean towards HW . atb.
  19. mark williams
    HW 100 kt .177 with a hide and shooting sticks is untouchable,- absolutely lethal bit of kit. atb
  20. mark williams
    I once had a jack Russell/ whippet lurcher (Brett) and the traveller community wanted to buy him big time.He was the best rabbiting dog for miles, Hares - no bloody chance he had nowhere near enough gears for them but God how he tried. atb.
  21. mark williams
    Any HW 100 variant. I use the HW100 kt .177 - absolutely lethal to vermin . atb
  22. mark williams
    Shot them for nigh on 40 yrs Carp - why would you want this rifle compared to a modern gun mate ? Traded mine in for the HW 100 kt and never looked back.The HW 100 is absolutely lethal in .177 and .22. atb.
  23. mark williams
    Nice shooting jjm atb
  24. mark williams
    You got out and about mate which is more than I managed this weekend (work) atb
  25. mark williams
    Shooting Toby atb
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