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Thread: What is good make and type of pellet to use in a Weihrauch HW40

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    What is good make and type of pellet to use in a Weihrauch HW40

    Hello all

    I am not sure if there are any pellets i should avoid using in my Weihrauch HW40 pistol but i have wondered what make and type would be best and how much of a difference a pellet can make to shooting and performance.

    Dave

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    RWS Hobby. Nice and light (<8 gr) for a pistol that isn't the punchiest in the ring.

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    RWS Geco's. Cheaper and lighter. I use these in all my pistols. ATB. Pete.
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    Both are good on mine as well. I use RWS R10 as I have expensive taste! I don't think it groups any better than the Geco or Hobby, but in my 6m range I think they will all perform the same. You'll need to get your scope out and shoot rested to see the difference. Shooting off-hand with iron sight it's likely to be the shooter rather the the pellets or gun.

    Adrian

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    I am using some Geco Diabolo .177 flat head pellets at the moment and i was not sure if a flat headed pellet would be as efficient as a pointed or round head pellet and the distances i shoot is about 10 to 20 metres and i am not sure if this is even an issue to think about although i would like to think i was using a good quality pellet.

    Dave

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    Smile

    Gecos are fine Dave, only about £4 a tin as well
    Cheers,
    Rob.

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    People often quote flatheads as accurate up to 10m (which is what target shooter do). The only real way to test is to use scope and rested in a wind-less environment.

    If you are just shooting cans then anything will do really!

    Adrian

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    I get my Geco,s from NM Products, Hackenthorpe, Sheffield. You get discount if buying 10 tins and more if buying 20 tins which is what I do. £3 odd per tin. ATB. Pete. PS. They will post them too.
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