Originally Posted by
Waltherfan
My LGR disagrees, heavy as hell and a beauty! Each to their own
(Admittedly pneumatic but still a tank)
A heavy springer can easily match a lighter gun in the right hands (that suit) obviously, I actually find a light gun harder to shoot (all over the place) I prefer heavy……again each to their own.
Looking at the posting again I should have made it clearer I meant the heavier the gun the better the damping is. Lighter, the gun will move more, and therefore more technique is required. Certainly there is a huge difference between what is needed to achieve high scores when you compare my Hw77, Hw97 and Fwb124. Never the less the enjoyment remains the same.
HERX77 .
Fighter against the "Dark Arts" A stranger in an even stranger land.
GC2+Leupold 14.4-34x45
AA400 fac receiver+sidewinder 8.5-34x52
Weihrauch HW77k fiddled with and doing what it wants to +Zeiss 3-9x36.
Weihrauch HW90k
Weihrauch HW97k learning from above,now sporting a Maccarri 77/97 target stock..+Bushnell 3200.Go on shoot one you know you want to
Daystate mk3 RT Delux + bushnell 4200 8-24x 40Does what it should again & again.
Fwb 124 + Optima was good is good!
Webley Vulcan.
"Instruments of the light"
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