HW80 Nickel .22 custom

[jadreptile]

For those who asked, the .22 HW80 was purchased from a Canadian dealer and comes factory with the flat nickel finish as an option. The gun is shooting butter smooth at around ~20ft/lbs with the V-mach kit. All the custom parts, i.e. Titanium muzzle break, bead blasted stainless steel trigger, guard, safety button, and all matching screws were made by a local machinist named Mr. Einck. Stock was provided by M. Abernethy here in the states and was purchased as a DIY which I finished and then sent back for stipple job. My next purchase will be an HW95 V-mach will all the goodies. Thanks again for looking.

[mallyally]

For those who asked, the .22 HW80 was purchased from a Canadian dealer and comes factory with the flat nickel finish as an option. The gun is shooting butter smooth at around ~20ft/lbs with the V-mach kit. All the custom parts, i.e. Titanium muzzle break, bead blasted stainless steel trigger, guard, safety button, and all matching screws were made by a local machinist named Mr. Einck. Stock was provided by M. Abernethy here in the states and was purchased as a DIY which I finished and then sent back for stipple job. My next purchase will be an HW95 V-mach will all the goodies. Thanks again for looking.

a work of art really like that stock and the trigger is really unusual on an air rifle

[nanna]

That is lovely !

I have a HW95 with a factory V glide - you wont be disappointed when you get yours

Atb, Paul

[Mattatack]

That is a very special variation on the '80 one which id assume to be unique right now and also running at a nice comfortable speed which is of course what the '80 was originally designed for. Fantastic achievement, thanks for sharing with us and look forward to seeing pics of your next project the '95. Matt

[jadreptile]

and to me that was like an adult getting a Porsche. All these years later and the HW80 is still one of my all time favorites.

JD

[foby75]

Absolutely stunning JD, great work! Is it HW or Beeman stamped?

[AND8D]

Now that is a looker,not cheap i bet.