What springer did you shoot today?

[bustachip]

Shot the new pro sport in today for some 30-50 ish shots.

Beautiful gun. Had the luxury to pick out of 4 walnut stocks. This is .22 full power one (21-23J).

Cocks like a b*tch but shoots ultra smooth.

Wil likely tune in the future for a bit more smoother cocking cycle.

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Also shot the hw30 which is new but def needs a tune. Bucks like a bull compares to that pro sport .

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Where did you pick out the stocks from?

 

[crowski]

Shot the new pro sport in today for some 30-50 ish shots.

Beautiful gun. Had the luxury to pick out of 4 walnut stocks. This is .22 full power one (21-23J).

Cocks like a b*tch but shoots ultra smooth.

Wil likely tune in the future for a bit more smoother cocking cycle.

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Also shot the hw30 which is new but def needs a tune. Bucks like a bull compares to that pro sport .

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You will find an easier way to jack the PS. Nice score. Crow

 

[jkingrph]

Shot the new pro sport in today for some 30-50 ish shots.

Beautiful gun. Had the luxury to pick out of 4 walnut stocks. This is .22 full power one (21-23J).

Cocks like a b*tch but shoots ultra smooth.

Wil likely tune in the future for a bit more smoother cocking cycle.

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Also shot the hw30 which is new but def needs a tune. Bucks like a bull compares to that pro sport .

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Be careful cocking that pro sport. When I got mine a couple of years ago, it was a hot summer day and I was getting rather sweaty, and was cocking using my right hand to cock. I forget exactly how I was doing it, but my left hand wrapped around the forearm and my slightly slick right hand slipped off the cocking lever and it slammed onto my left thumb breaking the first joint. Now I place the butt on my hip, hold the wrist of the stock with my right hand and cock with the left. This is one that I wish had a beartrap much like the TX200

 

[crowski]

A balmy 34F. 10 am and a HW98 .177.
Yesterday tried severing a can but that last little stran at 38 yds. Sometimes impossible to hit. Just not enough time to drop it. First shot with the 98, dropped it. Can’t miss with this one.

And my first Weihrauch, a HW90 .25. Named “180”. When I first got it I could have called it Haemorrhoid. Sat in rack for 2 years before I put a gauge on it. 18 bar turned it into one fine gun. A pleasure to shoot compared to the early days.

One lethal gun. Great start to a day. Crow

 

[Pellets&Pistons-(Razor62)]

Everyone told me to buy a Sig ASP20. "Awesome gun!", they said. "Amazingly accurate!", I was told. " Very powerful!" They boasted.
Welp,.... They were right. These are hard to find. I wanted one in .22 foremost, and with a wood stock as a secondary requirement. I finally found one for sale in .22, but it was a synthetic stock. I don't like plastic, and that includes triggers. Especially triggers... I bought it regardless.
Anyway, " They " were right! What a sweet rifle. Once I tossed a UTG 3-9 X 40 on it and got it dialed in, I went about pruning a tree branch that was hanging into my shooting lane. Good fun, indeed! It took several dozen shots to completely sever the branch and I only missed twice. About 1,1/4" thick at 25 yards. I felt like cheering when the branch finally let go.
Really glad that I listened...

 

[bustachip]

A balmy 34F. 10 am and a HW98 .177.
Yesterday tried severing a can but that last little stran at 38 yds. Sometimes impossible to hit. Just not enough time to drop it. First shot with the 98, dropped it. Can’t miss with this one.View attachment 541337And my first Weihrauch, a HW90 .25. Named “180”. When I first got it I could have called it Haemorrhoid. Sat in rack for 2 years before I put a gauge on it. 18 bar turned it into one fine gun. A pleasure to shoot compared to the early days. View attachment 541339One lethal gun. Great start to a day. Crow

The new 98's don't have the black paint in the stippling. Do you have that one as well, and if so which do you like better?

 

[Silver Ace]

Everyone told me to buy a Sig ASP20. "Awesome gun!", they said. "Amazingly accurate!", I was told. " Very powerful!" They boasted.
Welp,.... They were right. These are hard to find. I wanted one in .22 foremost, and with a wood stock as a secondary requirement. I finally found one for sale in .22, but it was a synthetic stock. I don't like plastic, and that includes triggers. Especially triggers... I bought it regardless.
Anyway, " They " were right! What a sweet rifle. Once I tossed a UTG 3-9 X 40 on it and got it dialed in, I went about pruning a tree branch that was hanging into my shooting lane. Good fun, indeed! It took several dozen shots to completely sever the branch and I only missed twice. About 1,1/4" thick at 25 yards. I felt like cheering when the branch finally let go.
Really glad that I listened...

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Looks like a nice piece of equipment. Congrats

 

[Kragman1]

Everyone told me to buy a Sig ASP20. "Awesome gun!", they said. "Amazingly accurate!", I was told. " Very powerful!" They boasted.
Welp,.... They were right. These are hard to find. I wanted one in .22 foremost, and with a wood stock as a secondary requirement. I finally found one for sale in .22, but it was a synthetic stock. I don't like plastic, and that includes triggers. Especially triggers... I bought it regardless.
Anyway, " They " were right! What a sweet rifle. Once I tossed a UTG 3-9 X 40 on it and got it dialed in, I went about pruning a tree branch that was hanging into my shooting lane. Good fun, indeed! It took several dozen shots to completely sever the branch and I only missed twice. About 1,1/4" thick at 25 yards. I felt like cheering when the branch finally let go.
Really glad that I listened...

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Great way to do the yardwork...!

 

[crowski]

Everyone told me to buy a Sig ASP20. "Awesome gun!", they said. "Amazingly accurate!", I was told. " Very powerful!" They boasted.
Welp,.... They were right. These are hard to find. I wanted one in .22 foremost, and with a wood stock as a secondary requirement. I finally found one for sale in .22, but it was a synthetic stock. I don't like plastic, and that includes triggers. Especially triggers... I bought it regardless.
Anyway, " They " were right! What a sweet rifle. Once I tossed a UTG 3-9 X 40 on it and got it dialed in, I went about pruning a tree branch that was hanging into my shooting lane. Good fun, indeed! It took several dozen shots to completely sever the branch and I only missed twice. About 1,1/4" thick at 25 yards. I felt like cheering when the branch finally let go.
Really glad that I listened...

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Congraduations on your find. I’ve never seen one but would buy in a heartbeat. Great range and shooting. I’ve cut branches and it’s most satisfying. Just cut a can in half an hour ago.
Enjoy your find. Crow

 

[crowski]

The new 98's don't have the black paint in the stippling. Do you have that one as well, and if so which do you like better?

My .177 and .22 are painted and the last gem .20 is not.
‘The 22. is on the bench.

I kinda like the painted, maybe. The black brings out the scope and barrel. Awesome guns. Crow

 

[bustachip]

My .177 and .22 are painted and the last gem .20 is not.
‘The 22. is on the bench. View attachment 541481I kinda like the painted, maybe. The black brings out the scope and barrel. Awesome guns. Crow

Where the action from that bare stock hanging there? The one I bought that is lost in shipping was black, which I like. The new ones aren't, they're just different.