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crowski

crowski

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This totally caught me off guard. I was checking to see if anything is new, which is usually a waste of time. I was looking in new items and saw a HW97 .20. It’s a stainless look and blue laminate which I didn’t really want, but the .20 cal. over ruled. I called the company who had it, D+L. Apparently this was a custom order which fell apart to my joy. It’s got my name on it now. Gives me a total of six 97’s and completes all 4 cal. I will probably sell the 97 .177 cal. blue laminate. Really looking forward to shooting the .20.. When I get it I’ll provide pictures. Crow
 
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Vincent10 said:
If you want a good scope to match Optic Zone has the Clearidge 3-9x32 in silver. They have the fine crosshairs model in stock and are waiting for their other reticle options to ship from Japan.
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Here's a picture of one I have on a HW97. For target shooting the fine crosshairs allow for precise shot placement without high magnification. They're airgun rated and after 1k plus shots it holds zero.

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Vincent10 said:
Here's a picture of one I have on a HW97. For target shooting the fine crosshairs allow for precise shot placement without high magnification. They're airgun rated and after 1k plus shots it holds zero.

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I’ve been using Air Max and Element scopes. I use them because they are guaranteed for Airguns. I like the Element better because the clicks is more pronounced. Never had to return one, probably have close to 40. Crow
 
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