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  1. #1
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    30s

    I’ll advocate for the wonderful little 30s.

    If you don’t need 12ftlbs and just shoot targets the 30s is unbeatable.

    You get the option of open sights
    You can shoot all day without the need for physio
    Kids, wife, oldies will be able to cock it
    It’s a pleasure to shoot with its civilised shot cycle.
    It’s startlingly good at 10m and bell target.
    It’s very affordable

    OK, it’s a bit short in the length of pull, and some can need a bit of tlc, but the advantages outweigh these imho.

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    I own and shoot both of these two airrifles, the hw30 is an exceedingly accurate airrifle that is easy on the cocking arm. The hw95 is just as accurate but at 11.2 ft/ lbs can become tiring after a couple of hundered pellets, the advantage of the 95 is that it can be detuned down to 6.5 ft/lbs but the 30 cannot be tuned up to 11.2ft/lbs. hth.

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    just thought id comment on this thread after reading this . the first thing I thought is your putting a adult rifle [hw 95 ] against a junior rifle [hw30 ] although iv never shoot a hw30 I expect them both to be hw quality , does that make the 30 and 95 chalk + cheese in there uses ? .there both rifles , both made for shooting but the 95 is a outstanding brake barrel rifle one of the best out there .like I said iv never had nothing to do with a 30 but to me it seems a bit small ? if its a small rifle your after I will put the cat amongst the pigeons now and state there is a hw out there that falls right between the 30 + 95 its the hw99s
    atb john
    ATB JOHN
    hw 100, hw80 mk1, smk xs20, bsa scorpion pistol, feinwerkbau 127, hw99s

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    If you don't need full power definitely the 30S.

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    Roger,

    As the other chappies have said, it all depends what you need the rifle for.

    If it is informal target shooting/plinking, then the HW30S is hard to beat.

    It is a much more 'handy' rifle than the HW95, and is so easy to cock, light etc., and most importantly, very accurate.

    Up to ca. 40 yards, the trajectory of the HW30S will be within an inch of an 11 ft.lb rifle - please see the below for an example of my 0.177" HW30S (purple) and my 0.177" TX200 (red).

    Have fun & a good weekend

    Best regards

    Russ


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    'Horses for courses'.
    Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
    www.rivington-riflemen.uk

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    Tks lads, very useful info. Think its going to be a .177 30S 😆

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