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    Tinashi Guest

    Even more hw100

    Well the saga continues,
    20 shot string from 170 bar

    10.89
    10.83
    10.74
    10.37
    10.83
    11.04
    10.83
    10.80
    10.87
    10.53
    10.71
    10.84
    10.37
    10.64
    10.64
    10.62
    10.64
    10.90
    10.81
    10.86
    Now considering the test cert says 11.5 with field an target tophys is sombody tellin porkys?. Not really consistent hence its being returned to McAvoys tomm morn, as i now have lost confidence in the rifle i will be asking for a different rifle i think maybe a rapid 7 m2.
    I dont think it should happen that a rifle that was supposed to have been tested should have to go back for repair..
    End of rant.
    Tin

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    Tin,

    Sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues with the HW100.

    Would seem a pity to move away from such a great rifle. No chance
    it is something silly like a barrel clean?
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    I agree neilsey we love our 100s I suppose you will get the odd rogue gun but I love mine its in 22. But what a gun.
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    Tin,

    TAke it back and see if they will replace it with another one.

    They really are a toprifle when they are shooting right.

    Utokin2 and myself both shot ours in an HFT comp last week and they really are excellent.

    Nealsey
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    From my guesstimation thats only a 20fps spread in .177 cal. With un-weighed pellets and an un-calibrated chrono I can't see what your problem is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Davestate
    From my guesstimation thats only a 20fps spread in .177 cal. With un-weighed pellets and an un-calibrated chrono I can't see what your problem is.

    Its a .22 and at the beginning of the 200 bar charge it puts out 11.3-11.7.
    If it was just 20fps in .177 i wouldnt be too bothered but to have the charge go from high to low is the opposite of what you would expect.

    Tin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davestate
    From my guesstimation thats only a 20fps spread in .177 cal. With un-weighed pellets and an un-calibrated chrono I can't see what your problem is.

    Well said - I think too many of us are too high in our expectations of our airguns and get too fixated on things that really aren't going to make a noticeable difference to our shooting.

    'Chronoitis' seems to breed this - "I have a 20 FPS spread / is only putting out 11.5 Lb/Ft" etc

    Perhaps it would be better to focus on things that could make a difference - trigger technique / breathing control / range estimation ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tinashi
    Its a .22 and at the beginning of the 200 bar charge it puts out 11.3-11.7.
    If it was just 20fps in .177 i wouldnt be too bothered but to have the charge go from high to low is the opposite of what you would expect.

    Tin
    It's even less in .22. But you never mentioned 11.7 from 200Bar...
    What is it like lower down the charge - say @ 120Bar?
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    Have not let it go that far davestate, i dont mind lower power but i would like some sort of consistency and i thought these rifles had it without the reg premium on it.
    And 20fps affects a .177 less than a .22 imho.
    I always used bis magnum in my .177 p/c dont get me wrong the trigger is perfection and the accuracy is awsome.
    Tin

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    Form some data I was given

    Firts 90 shots [CODE]
    Ave 783.67
    STD 3.90
    Max-Min 17.00
    [/CODE]

    And have a look at : -

    http://www.ora8i.rivington-riflemen....T-x/HW1001.gif

    Regards Ora

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    Do you notice POI changes while shooting at targets?
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    Let me get this right
    You are going to swap an HW100 for a rapid
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    I'd be unhappy if a gun of mine was showing a difference of nearly 3/4fpe over 20 shots. My friends HW will give a spread of under 10fps every time, and thats with pellets out of the tin.

    Gus
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    So assuming you are using AA Fields in .177.

    10.62 ftlbs equates to 768fps
    11.04 ftlbs equates to 783fps

    15fps difference across the range.
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    Your numbers are way of bud.
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