I spent a couple of hours shooting my HW30S, Diana Airbug, Diana Chaser, HW34, Beeman 2078, and my Diana two forty, A beautiful afternoon and several pop cans did not survive. Charles
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Yes if that 35 shoots as good as it looks. I can see why one would really like.This afternoon I had the pleasure of shooting a HW30 and a HW35E both .177. View attachment 338255The 30 is so easy to use. A pleasure to use.
The 35e is amazin. I remember member’s saying how great they were. I thinking, they’re OK. I wouldn’t write home to mom. But now, what a transformation. View attachment 338254Love how easy to close the breach. Reminds me of my first gun a Lucznik. Only the lever was on the right side. All in all, really liking this 35 more and more. Crow
Wicked lineup for the cans. Make ‘‘em pay. CrowI spent a couple of hours shooting my HW30S, Diana Airbug, Diana Chaser, HW34, Beeman 2078, and my Diana two forty, A beautiful afternoon and several pop cans did not survive. Charles
When I first got it, it was shooting all over and it was stiff. Complete opposite now. CrowYes if that 35 shoots as good as it looks. I can see why one would really like.
I agree totally. That’s the last new gun I purchased and one of my favorites. Put a Vortek spring in it. Amazing. Enjoy CrowView attachment 338355
HW97K in .20 highly recommended.
Well once again you bring the A team out. well you always do! always glade to see what you have on the table . Thank you for taking the time to share . I hope it inspires the young people. What I have no idea how young you are Didn’t mean to imply seriously thank you . BUT COULD YOU KEEP THAT SNOW WHERE YOU AT NEXT YEAR TOOOOOOFinally got the nerve to go out. It was so windy Dorothy would have run for cover. I took out 4 absolute gems and I believe they all share the same power plant. All 4 guns are .177. HW98, HW95, HW85, and R9. I started with the R9 View attachment 338498View attachment 338498This baby must of had a flu or somethin, it was shooting like it fell down stairs. Repair bin. The 98 was just spectacular. It is one that recieved a Vortek kit. A pleasure to use. My 98’s are favorites for fit.View attachment 338507This gun looks so good. It set the bar high for rest of the rifles. The 95 was next. As expected it was on fire. This gun was very accurate but with spring buzz. View attachment 338502This gun means business. Anything your throw at it, it deals with it, easily. A royal treat. And last I shot the 85. The encore. It was flawless. This was a gun with a slow start but rounded out to a laser. And it stole the show, or so it seemed, because last one shot. Still fresh in the brain. Can’t remember what I did last nite.View attachment 338499I’m hoping to some day put peep sights on this one. Crow
Ok I’ve looked. Back a long way. If you have excplaned what this Beautiful.rifle is I can’t find it Please Inform me it’s not the Diana 75 ? I’m still learning . Thanks for taking the time to share Once again thanks to all that take the time to shareView attachment 338778
JSB 10.3s for the win at 25 yards.
No single hole, pellet size groups to brag about, but I was well pleased.
I have not shot this rifle for a good while, and after a few clicks here and there on the optics, I wondered why I had neglected it. Big fun!
It is a FWB 300S Match L. that is left handed.Ok I’ve looked. Back a long way. If you have excplaned what this Beautiful.rifle is I can’t find it Please Inform me it’s not the Diana 75 ? I’m still learning . Thanks for taking the time to share Once again thanks to all that take the time to share
I must say they are both vary nice looking rifles. Thank youIt is a FWB 300S Match L. that is left handed.
It is a rifle that I bought from Pilkingtons years back when they had a blowout sale on a large lot of ex club rifles. They had like 100 of them or so if I remember correctly.
It came to me with a lot of patina, and was in very tired condition. But only cost $125.
I stripped the stock and refinished it, in amateur fashion. It is not a show piece, but it presents well.
I stripped the old worn bluing and patina from the metal bits, polished them, and keep it polished and protected with Mothers polish.
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Here it is with a left handed FWB 300S Universal.
My doctor keeps telling me the 60s is the new 40s I’m loving herYour welcome. I just try to keep it interesting for myself. It’s amazing how different they all are. I’m 68 now.
‘Crazy year weather wise. Month ago I thought the trees were going to start budding. Now we’re buried like never before. Crow
Fun fact, the German military was the first organization that created a pension plan that started at age 65. 65 was also the life expectancy of the population. I can easily see why they say that 60 is the new 40 now.My doctor keeps telling me the 60s is the new 40s I’m loving her
Sweet gun. Last new gun I purchased, Their accuracy is mind boggling. CrowShooting my favorite springer an HW97K Blue Laminate in .20 Caliber. Love the way those .20 cal shoots!
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I like your muzzle end. Look good. CrowView attachment 338778
JSB 10.3s for the win at 25 yards.
No single hole, pellet size groups to brag about, but I was well pleased.
I have not shot this rifle for a good while, and after a few clicks here and there on the optics, I wondered why I had neglected it. Big fun!
You can’t even trust a reset squirrel. CrowGood evening. This evening temp around 39 f wind out of the north 30. +++++. So decided to shoot the 97 12 ftlbs at the squirrel 25 yds out that was a no go couldn’t seem to dope for the wind . So after a shower a some of other honey do things . Wasn’t going to let that squirrel laugh at me . So out came the HW90 22
. I shot that reset squirrel
many times . . Got to love those HW90s
I might go buy a tent. CrowYou guys with your fancy beautiful wood stock guns are missing out on the joy of using a plastic stock gun to pound in tent stakes and not be concerned.
One of my very first friends is now passed. I talk to he father regularly. He worked at General Motors for 30 yrs. He’s been retired for 44. I wanna be like him when I grow up. CrowFun fact, the German military was the first organization that created a pension plan that started at age 65. 65 was also the life expectancy of the population. I can easily see why they say that 60 is the new 40 now.