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Any one piece, welded .22 trap is adequate. I have an Outers, Brownell makes a similar model.

Thumbs up on the patch worm. I’m using cphp for my first tin in my HW35 with satisfying results. I notice things are smoothing out, maybe it’s me, or both. A smile is worth a thousand words.

Great write up. Gorgeous lumber.

I got maybe two whiffs from my new (2 years in a closet) HW35 last week, nothing since. Patches still come out dirty after each shoot.

Got home from work with about an hour of light and the new aperture front sight and new Williams peep I mounted the other night on the HW35 Relatively easy to work with, aside from the top two screws having a horribly narrow and shallow drive. I’d like to replace those with a torx if I could...

Welcome, @Tarheel I’m very new as well with an HW35 .177 and breaking it in with Crosman Premier Hollow Point 7.9gr Williams peep I am very glad I got a Wheeler torque driver set. Those three main screws have loosened all three times I’ve shot. The only other thing I can add, as a noob...

Williams peep for the HW35. The Tech-Sights was too low.

I admire your talent and creativity. Thanks for sharing.

Very clever and handy. Will they come in walnut?

Congrats, Brother. Playing with lead is therapeutic.

First time behind a trigger. Breaking in a new HW35e in .177 with a tin of CPHP 7.9gr. Backyard bench and sandbag, using a Tech Sights peep and stock post front sight at 30 yards. First group After raising the peep all the way and a little right. Smooth cocking and trigger. I like the...

Sights for the HW35e

I don’t have one, Moe. Word on the street is it’s solid, budget friendly, has a long 4.3lb trigger pull and is great for 10m. Sounds like a good piece to start and have fun with. Perhaps not heirloom quality, but an opportunity to see how deep you want to go in that direction. Good luck and...

Well done, that’s a beauty.

That’s admirable work. Came out beautiful.

For $80, you’ll get an $80 gun and some fun, depending on your expectations.

For my hw35 .177 in the backyard. I’ll play with different flaps of leather and foam to try and quiet things down. I read these are solid but loud. I’m open to suggestions. Thanks.

Thanks for the warm welcome and advice. Better pics…

Forgive me for the lousy pic insertion skills. I’ll get it.

Hi, everyone. I’m the new guy, as in new to it all. I’m 63, medical professional from far western Massachusetts. Maybe 6 months ago I bought a $50 .177 thinking it would be fun. It was and I soon realized it was a toy and there was more out there. Not being my first rabbit hole(premium...