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mark williams

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  1. Atherton indoor range Dave,( great club ) maybe you'll know it ? Not sure if he's still around with all that's gone on covid wise ? Good luck.
  2. Nice shooting Scott. I use a HW97 K in .177 ( bought from Simon, Pianoman ) I love that rifle. Nice to see you around again Buddy
  3. My local range has a resident gunsmith, his speciality is Daystate rifles, he's always very busy and I kid you not.
  4. Awwww the FWB Sport 127, you've finally bought a proper gun Jimmy. x Yep, metal trigger, not the plastic mk1, your rifles serial number 49979. Closest registered number I could find on the FWB124/127Sportowners site was 49992, registered 10/01/82, so an early mk2 Jim. Jimmy they make a first class hunting rifle even at todays standards, once you master that trigger . atb Mark.
  5. Those TX 200`s don't half rock in the accuracy stakes for spring piston rifles lads. I was in full Camo`, Primos sticks, rifle and dog tucked into the hedges and the wait begins. Maybe I`m on top of the rabbit damage these days on my nursery permission as one single presentation was the only shot of the evening. A half grown munching away, lazed to 46 yards, the TX nestled steady as in the Primos, cross hairs on the back of its eye, touch more, raised the cross hair a half mill dot, then I built the shot. I so, so much prefer spring piston air rifles over PCP`s. Instan
  6. I have the MK1 HW80 but in .22 cal. That rifle hits like a sledge hammer and is blisteringly accurate. So here's a woody off the Rape crops and a Magpie off the chicken pens.
  7. Funny as lads, great giggle, thanks for sharing.
  8. I`d swap a SMK b2 for a fecking Gat
  9. I`m still using the JSB Exact Express 4.52, 7.87g since Mitch put me onto them some five years ago, i`m not sure if you have tried them yet Jimmy ? I find them extremely effective in accuracy and striking powering all my .177 rifles. Great to see you out and about Jimmy, shall I keep your shooting lessons booked ? xx
  10. You best get a lot of practice in Mitch, surely they would want you to hit the target, wouldn't they ? x
  11. The mending process begins. Great to see you out shooting Jimmy.
  12. Hi Robo, I use the HW97 and TX 200 HC MK3 regularly for hunting, nothing between them buddy except for personal choice, they are both superb rifles. I bought the HW97 from a good friend on the forum Pianoman, ( Simon ) with highly polished internals, Sandwell Field Sports kit fitted and correctly lubed, a truly formidable hunting rifle. I bought the TX 200 HC and had a stage 4 tune done by Rat Works, absolutely outstanding hunting rifle also but for aesthetics I should and wish I had bought the Walnut stocked version. I prefer the carb
  13. Settled into the hedgerows with a full leaf suit on, camo draped over the primos sticks and the wait begins. The farmers gas bangers are firing every 15 minus to little avail. Here's the crops the pigeons are damaging/ eating, fields of oil seed rape, I didn't`t want to break cover so photographed through the trees. Here's the range and area I was shooting over. I had three in the bag inside an hour and the TX was really performing as well as it always does. I love the TX 200`s.
  14. Far better grip, far better accuracy to be had with the traditional chequering than the juvenile delinquent stippling. x Only saying like.
  15. Nice shooting Mitch Now "be a man" and try one of your sub 12 spring piston rifles on the squirrels/ rabbits, like you said you would.
  16. No, no problems at all with Hawke scopes, as yet and I mainly shoot spring piston sub 12 air rifles . I am still using the Hawke Endurance L4 reticle scope with the HW97 I bought from you Simon and that combo knocks all before it down. The Hawke panorama 2-7x32 on my FWB Sport is another favourite hunting scope. The Vantage on my MK1 HW80 another. Air Max on my HW 100. Up to now no breakages to my Hawke scopes.( touch wood)
  17. Oops, I was a little late to this topic lads. If you need Jimmy`s phone number ever again, I have it in my phone book. We keep his number under capital W and capital T, x
  18. So, so sad for your loss Jamie. Lost my Dad 31 years ago, I still lose it to this day over him. My sincerest condolences buddy. Mark.
  19. I`ll bet you did`nt thoroughly clean the barrels of your rifles between each brand of pellets shot, did you ?
  20. I remember talking to Tony Wall from Sandwell Field Sports about my TX 200 HC MK3, I wanted to take it a step further, tune it. At the time Tony said there was nothing to tune as they were superbly made out of the box and simply refused to take peoples money. My Pro Sport is untouched and is laser accurate. Two HW`s I own the HW97 and the early mk2 HW77 long are tuned, the 97 tuned/ highly polished internals by a gunsmith and fitted with a Sandwell kit, the HW77 long carries a full Sandwell stage 2 tune.
  21. I`ve owned the Pro Sport .177, untouched, for 5 years now, they are a wonderful rifle.
  22. Yep, I like to drop in on one or two other forums too, keeps things interesting. Must say though, I do prefer this forum to the others, it can be very informative on here and can also be thoroughly hilarious at times .
  23. Aye up Lain, I remember a bunch of the lads at my club giving one of these rifles a right good test one night. They could not believe how good the rifle is for the money spent, proved to be very accurate indeed with power levels just under 11 ft/lbs out of the box. Enjoy buddy.
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