thinking about a gun change

[webster 90]

been shooting hw80s now for the best part of 3 years but im fancying a change but not sure if i would be better getting my .22 tuned by tony at sandwell . in your opinions would i be better getting it tuned or chopping both the 80s in for a walther lgv .

 

my fav has a v-mach kit in it currently and is smooth to shoot and cock but the lure of a new toy keeps my thinking about the walther

 

 

whats your thoughts

 

heres the after a few hours out

 

[milegajo 595]

Get that tuned by the likeable, genuine and quite evidently highly skilled Tony Wall.

From my handling of the Walther and the literature I've read, it is in essence a tuned Weihrauch. Allegedly they ripped off v-mach's innovations in order to achieve it.

 

My two cents for ya!

 

(Though if you change for a Walther, PM me!!! That's a cracking looking !)

Edited November 4, 2012 by milegajo

[robwelsh 354]

Why change if your happy? More cost an by the look of that it be a great regret I expect..looking superb

[Mawders 595]

It's your money mate but I would keep the and give it to big tony, he will make that already sexy magical!

 

Nothing else compares springer wise for sake of spending loads more. A stage 1 tune will do you wonders.

 

ATB

Mawders

[pianoman 3,587]

Why change if your happy? More cost an by the look of that it be a great regret I expect..looking superb

My thoughts exactly Rob! And more cost to do...exactly the same again! I've thought about my TX200 .22 rifle as a possible seller..till I go shooting with it!

This is a superb looking HW80K and has clearly proven itself in the field as a potent hunter. Losing this HW80 in sale or trade will be certainly regretted webster.

I've had mine for nearly 15 years and it still has the power to amaze me with what it's capable of. Nobody is ever going to get the one I own, not for a hundred other rifles and thousands of £££ on the table!

 

Keep it and save for another rifle!

 

Pianoman

[RAMCAM 4]

That's a beautiful rifle, I would not trade that in for the walther you probably won't gain anymore accuracy from another break barrel.

Have you considered a fixed barrel springer like the HW97k or the HW77?

[webster 90]

i had a 77 with a v-mack kit in it and loved it but sold it for the pictured . my preference is break barrels i just like the simplicity of them . another reason is the missis is nagging about the amount of guns i own 2 80s ,1 95. a 100kt a bsa airsporter rb2 and a bsa tactical xl

 

was thinking the lgv would be all i would need but if what you guys say about tony at sandwell is true maybe getting rid of all the springers bar the pictured and keeping the hw100 might be the way forward

[robwelsh 354]

Is get rid of the two bsa before any of them

[j j m 6,539]

my metord is if its not broke dont splash out you is serving you well mate

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

when i had a go with the LGV i personally didnt like it. get your tuned mate.

[bigmac 97kt 13,786]

been shooting hw80s now for the best part of 3 years but im fancying a change but not sure if i would be better getting my .22 tuned by tony at sandwell . in your opinions would i be better getting it tuned or chopping both the 80s in for a walther lgv .

 

my fav has a v-mach kit in it currently and is smooth to shoot and cock but the lure of a new toy keeps my thinking about the walther

 

 

whats your thoughts

 

heres the after a few hours out

 

Why get rid of a rifle like that that gives you bags like that in other words KEEP IT atvbmac