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The hw100 is getting left out bud lol knew you'd love the 98 skot. Look after it skot.

Nah mate, no way is she getting left out!!

few more weeks until the rest of these leaves drop from the trees and the hw100kt .22 will be my go-to rifle for a spot of hide shooting woodpigeon/crow

possibly decoying aswel

 

and as for the 98 don't worry mate shes gone to a good home! :yes: im sure you will get another one one day ;)

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Nice post and piks Skot :thumbs:

 

The 98 truly is a cracking rifle and like risingfriend, I am just bedding mine in too

 

Now me and bro have got a small dilemma as in do we use them in the up and coming Southern Hunters HFT series?

 

Would be interesting to see how we get on, compared to last year (our first) when we used our pcp,s

 

Decisions, decisions :hmm: Lol...

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Its easier to get a good score with a pcp!

go with the 98's mate!!

 

then when you do well you will feel a better sense of achievement.

 

if I was into hft id use the 98 over a pcp anyday!

 

I think you've re-confirmed my train of thought :thumbs:

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I really do love how that rifle looks. It just looks the business. It looks hardcore lol. I think its the very thick barrel that makes it look so mean!

 

Wonder what difference is between stage 1 and stage 2 then?

Hi Dan the difference between a stage 1 and a 2 is the spring guide is screwed in to the trigger mech biock on the s2 so cannot move . This cannot be done on the 98 so the 98 ,95's are all stage 1's the 77's 97's etc with the solid screw out block can be s2 tuned . Ive got a s2 77 and an s1 98 both great rifles nowt between the 2 :thumbs:

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I really do love how that rifle looks. It just looks the business. It looks hardcore lol. I think its the very thick barrel that makes it look so mean!

 

Wonder what difference is between stage 1 and stage 2 then?

Hi Dan the difference between a stage 1 and a 2 is the spring guide is screwed in to the trigger mech biock on the s2 so cannot move . This cannot be done on the 98 so the 98 ,95's are all stage 1's the 77's 97's etc with the solid screw out block can be s2 tuned . Ive got a s2 77 and an s1 98 both great rifles nowt between the 2 :thumbs:

 

 

Thanks for the clarification. I know this is slightly off the original topic of the OP, but saves me raising a new post just for this. I'm not sure whether to go for a stage 1 or stage 2 tune (and having just watched zini's new video there is now mention of a stage 3 as well :icon_eek: ). There is quite a difference in price between S1 and S2 and all I'm really wanting is to get rid of the twang and some of the recoil, and hopefully make it a bit easier to cock.

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I really do love how that rifle looks. It just looks the business. It looks hardcore lol. I think its the very thick barrel that makes it look so mean!

 

Wonder what difference is between stage 1 and stage 2 then?

Hi Dan the difference between a stage 1 and a 2 is the spring guide is screwed in to the trigger mech biock on the s2 so cannot move . This cannot be done on the 98 so the 98 ,95's are all stage 1's the 77's 97's etc with the solid screw out block can be s2 tuned . Ive got a s2 77 and an s1 98 both great rifles nowt between the 2 :thumbs:

 

 

Thanks for the clarification. I know this is slightly off the original topic of the OP, but saves me raising a new post just for this. I'm not sure whether to go for a stage 1 or stage 2 tune (and having just watched zini's new video there is now mention of a stage 3 as well :icon_eek: ). There is quite a difference in price between S1 and S2 and all I'm really wanting is to get rid of the twang and some of the recoil, and hopefully make it a bit easier to cock.

 

Just watched Zini's vid to Dan and Tony say's they use more Delrin in the S3 , think they used a stainless spring guide on the S2 so would guess that they now use a fixed Delrin guide for the S3 , but thats just my thoughts on it I may be completly wrong :hmm:

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