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    In the market for a new rifle

    Hi everyone.

    I'm looking to get a new .177 rifle I've narrowed it down to a hw100kt a hw110 or Hatsan gladius or a rotex rm8. I will be using it for target shooting an also with my xsight2.

    What's your opinion

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    Odd mix.

    I've been happy with my .177 Rotex.
    And you would then have a lot of spare cash.

    But the 100 is the best.

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    I would consider the weight aspect especially if you doing a fair bit of walking at night , so maybe the KT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by welshmikie View Post
    Hi everyone.

    I'm looking to get a new .177 rifle I've narrowed it down to a hw100kt a hw110 or Hatsan gladius or a rotex rm8. I will be using it for target shooting an also with my xsight2.

    What's your opinion
    HW100KT - classy piece of kit you will be proud to own. Buy that one.

    HW110 - plastic breech. Probably OK functionally, but - ewwww!

    Hatsan Gladius - ugly bullpup with lots of sharp edges, low resale value when you realise it isn't very nice.

    Rotex RM8 - monkeymetal wannabe.

    You get what you pay for, anything other than the HW100 will get moved on sooner or later ...

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    Can you not put an AnM cylinder on a 100 to balance it out better also and increase shot count???
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    HW100, the best of the choices you have made.

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    There is only one I would choose HW 100 KT.
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    Bought a 100KT and a 110 this year. 110 been faultless. Unfortunately the same can't be said for the 100 KT! Owned 100s bofore and these have all been faultless.
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    For the same price as the rm8 I picked up a new webley raider 12 on Saturday, had a play on Sunday with it and I'm impressed with it so far, still got to do more testing with different pellets but it was ok with superdomes and I got 8 full 14 shot magazines out of a fill from 200 bar down to 100. It comes with 2 magazines and a single shot tray and a walnut stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike1979 View Post
    For the same price as the rm8 I picked up a new webley raider 12 on Saturday, had a play on Sunday with it and I'm impressed with it so far, still got to do more testing with different pellets but it was ok with superdomes and I got 8 full 14 shot magazines out of a fill from 200 bar down to 100. It comes with 2 magazines and a single shot tray and a walnut stock.
    Or you can have a Hatsan AT44, which is the Raider.

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    I'll chuck another vote in for the HW100.

    I sold a really nice KT because it was 'boringly accurate' (Yep - pillock ) - I spent a bit of time without a 100 then, I went out and bought a .177 full length sporter and put an A&M cyclinder on it

    In my opinion, it's the best all-rounder available at the moment.

    Good luck with your choice.

    All of the above.

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    I have a HW100 and wouldn't be ashamed to have a 110. Seems to be a nice gun with many happy owners. I would probably buy a Hatsan if I could get it really, really, really cheap.

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    Gone an done it

    Local dealer had a hw110 in .177 so I'm now the owner I've added my xsight2 so will be finishing the setup tomorrow thanks for all the advice

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    Nice one, I was going to say that i have had the oppotunity to shoot the hatsan's and I was not overly impressed with the groupings yet. That is comparing it to the old BSA superten and supersport that I used to shoot.

    Having said that we are in the process of testing diffrent pellets, so I could stand corrected

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