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HW 90
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"Dev, please bring both yr airguns... want to try out the HW desperately. "He's admitted it publicly folks, I ain't responsible if his voice begins to sound a little falsetto the next time we all meet...sure Anupam I've been waiting for someone to cock the HW 90 faster than I can. 
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Re: hw 90 a teeth gritting experience
Sat sounds good.Some shooting followed by a few beers 
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Dev,
Please text me in the morning and remind me to get your tin of JSB .22's... I am more than likely to forget...
Cheers!
Abhijeet
Please text me in the morning and remind me to get your tin of JSB .22's... I am more than likely to forget...
Cheers!
Abhijeet
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I've already started oiling my fingers, hands-n-shoulders... Will wash them later with some beer late Sat afternoon...dev";p="24737 wrote: He's admitted it publicly folks, I ain't responsible if his voice begins to sound a little falsetto the next time we all meet...sure Anupam I've been waiting for someone to cock the HW 90 faster than I can.
Dev
Can't fathom still what took Sanjay so long to decide ??
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Re: HW 90 ABUSE
Hi Dev
I dont mind taking the abuse of cocking the gun
if anyone is ready to pass it on to me.
will definitely want to take care of it.
use some other butt to bang his head with.

I dont mind taking the abuse of cocking the gun
if anyone is ready to pass it on to me.
will definitely want to take care of it.
use some other butt to bang his head with.
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Just handled one thus far (curtsey Dev) - one cannot but notice the feeling of solid build quality. Diana's in comparison (only handled Diana models 25, 35 so far) seem like poor relatives... The trigger is classic HW - crisp and butter smooth (it has a Rekord trigger unit like other HWs), miles ahead of either the Diana 25 or 35. In fact the Diana 25 has a direct sear trigger like the Indian made IHP/ National rifles, so a comparison with that model would be unfair to say the least.snIPer";p="30518 wrote:Speaking of HW90 (sorry bit OT) is it better than Dianas of its range (non magnum springers) or even magnums.
The above said, the HW90's cocking effort was brutal, and it definitely has a heavy recoil. Though the consensus seems to be that this can be smoothed out by varying the air pressure in the "gas ram" unit.
Considering that this is an expensive rifle, retailing for US$90 more than the lovely HW77 and even a shade more expensive than the classic (& powerful) HW80 - I'd personally give it a pass in favour of either of these two models...
Maybe more experienced members can provide better feedback and a more direct comparison with (comparable) Diana models...
HTH
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Rusty, thanks for correcting me thereMack The Knife Bana";p="30524 wrote:The HW90 and 90k use the Elite trigger unit. The Rekord, if not mucked around with, is superior.The trigger is classic HW - crisp and butter smooth (it has a Rekord trigger unit like other HWs).
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Re: HW 90
Well
Dev, Abhijeet and gang
the cat is out of the bag finally,
I bought the HW90 of gasram, so he has to change his ID to PCP now I guess
Then I have put on a Walther 3-9x40 with red light reticle scope
and a Hawke (HM6144) one piece mount built in stopper.
every thing looks lovely.
As usual it has passed thro Rusty's hands and has been tamed, so I picked it up blindly.
So I need to know if that combo will work, from what I gather it should.
But let the masters speak
cheers
Lenny
will post pics soon
Dev, Abhijeet and gang
the cat is out of the bag finally,
I bought the HW90 of gasram, so he has to change his ID to PCP now I guess
Then I have put on a Walther 3-9x40 with red light reticle scope
and a Hawke (HM6144) one piece mount built in stopper.
every thing looks lovely.
As usual it has passed thro Rusty's hands and has been tamed, so I picked it up blindly.
So I need to know if that combo will work, from what I gather it should.
But let the masters speak
cheers
Lenny
will post pics soon
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Re: HW 90
Hi Lenny,So I need to know if that combo will work, from what I gather it should.
Where did you gather that the combo (HW90 + Walther scope) will work?
Buying the Walther may well be a case of penny wise, pound foolish, though for your sake I hope it isn't.
Just for the record, that rifle passed through my hands four or five years back. Pressure was reduced to 18 or 18.5 ft.lbs. to shoot accurately with H&N FTT pellets and the stock was oil finished. Nothing more.
Here's hoping it gives you years of enjoyment.
Mack The Knife


