Lovely rifle except I must confess to preferring a solid black finish rather than nickel. Yours must reflect the sun for miles. That stock is seriously nice and the standard of finish very high indeed.
Hey airgunners from accross the pond..just wanted to share some pics of my new toy-HW80 with Ex. grade black walnut, Leupold VXII 4x12x40 scope, custom parts, tuned with a FAC V-Mach kit, etc. Thanks for looking.
Lovely rifle except I must confess to preferring a solid black finish rather than nickel. Yours must reflect the sun for miles. That stock is seriously nice and the standard of finish very high indeed.
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Stunning rifle, mate. Absolutely stunning.
If I were to buy another spring rifle, it would be an '80.
Which model of stock is that?
Cheers, Craig
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That is one nice looking gun!
Love the stock too
The grain really pops on that stock,its a bit to bright for me ,but very nice.What does the gun shoot like and what ft lbs is the gun shooting at.
Regards
les
thats one pretty gun .but does it shoot as good as it looks
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Oh yes I like that very much, you must be well pleased.
The wood is just fantastic!!
That trigger is very pretty, can I ask wher you got it and where I can get one?
B&C Tuned HW80 in CS800 with Tasco AG3-9X50 in .22 AA S410 with MTC Taipan 4-16x50 in.177
I smell varmint poontang.
very nice keep up the good work
Fantastic looking stock. What finish is on the barrel and Cylinder - has it been bead blasted?
That is a fantastic finish on the metalwork, I really prefer that to blueing.
Last edited by Andrew Richards; 23-10-2009 at 11:36 AM.
I really like that
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A very nice rifle indeed, as others have asked can you let us know more about it.
ATB
Steve
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.