HW110 power

[sam r 356]

My HW110 crono’d @10.92 ftp , is there anything I can do myself to up it to nearer the legal limit , cheers 

[eggy74 31]

heavier pellets maybe ?

 

[villaman 9,983]

If it’s the same post on another forum I think it’s been answered. Hades aren’t the best pellet to use for chronograph , AA fields 16 gr would be the ultimate weight in .22 sub 12 .

Have you cleaned the barrel , is it new ?

[villaman 9,983]

11.2-11.5 would be perfect , you don’t need 11.9 

[sam r 356]

37 minutes ago, villaman said:

If it’s the same post on another forum I think it’s been answered. Hades aren’t the best pellet to use for chronograph , AA fields 16 gr would be the ultimate weight in .22 sub 12 .

Have you cleaned the barrel , is it new ?

Month old less than 100 pellets thru it , I blagged the Hades off the RFD as part of the deal 

[villaman 9,983]

Have done a pull through the barrel?

[sam r 356]

No didn’t think I needed to being a new gun 

[villaman 9,983]

That’s why you need to do it , they have some sort of protection, like a grease inside the barrel which needs cleaning out

[philpot 5,005]

As above, my 110 had a heavy coating inside the barrel and took quite a bit of cleaning to remove it, once done, check your output level. I checked mine again after a tin full of pellets which was 11.4 and it stayed there.

Phil

[sam r 356]

Cheers all 

[sam r 356]

Ok I haven’t dot a pull thru but do have the fibre cleaning pellets should  I spray wd40 or such like on them or fire them dry 

[philpot 5,005]

It is well worth making a pull through and there are plenty of youtube examples to look at,  'Hunters vermin' is a good one but there are plenty more or you could buy a Napier kit which is a good little package.

I would not use WD40 as there are various things in there which will not do your seals any good at all.  Either the Napier 'Power airgun oil'  or another dedicated  airgun cleaning oil.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Napier-Airgun-Pull-Through-Kit/324236323503?epid=1305561031&hash=item4b7dfdaaaf:g:JeYAAOSwgPReFQ15

The felt pellets are quite good but over the years trying them in many guns,  I just don't find them to be effective and particularly on new gun barrels.  They are handy to use as a quick clean but that is as rare as rocking horse manure.

Phil

[sam r 356]

1 hour ago, philpot said:

It is well worth making a pull through and there are plenty of youtube examples to look at,  'Hunters vermin' is a good one but there are plenty more or you could buy a Napier kit which is a good little package.

I would not use WD40 as there are various things in there which will not do your seals any good at all.  Either the Napier 'Power airgun oil'  or another dedicated  airgun cleaning oil.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Napier-Airgun-Pull-Through-Kit/324236323503?epid=1305561031&hash=item4b7dfdaaaf:g:JeYAAOSwgPReFQ15

The felt pellets are quite good but over the years trying them in many guns,  I just don't find them to be effective and particularly on new gun barrels.  They are handy to use as a quick clean but that is as rare as rocking horse manure.

Phil

Cheers Phil

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Have had a hw 100 for years and never cleaned it .Pellet on pellet at 25 yards .

[sam r 356]

Ok cleaning kit turned to first pull thru looked like my undies the morning after a curry , subsequent pulls thru got it cleaner until there was no muck coming out on the cloth shot a mag of pellets highest reading was 11.2 ftp , no sure if this will get higher or not but an increase none the less