I have the HW110 in .22 (rifle version of this pistol). These things are amazingly accurate. The engineering is great - simple metal disk for magazines- easy to load with no springs and they do NOT stick up above the breech so that you can use proper lower scope mounts. I’d be interested to see how your pistol does at 50 yards. My rifle has a 600mm barrel and is a laser at 50 yards, but I’ll bet that pistol does pretty well too.
I agree that there is a lot of great engineering in these HW airguns. I made a vid on 25 and 50 yards, so if you can get past my blabbing about updating my scope(s) etc., the pistol did very well at 50 yards. I messed up the 25 yds by rushing the shots. Here's the vid. ruclips.net/video/rlbsIfnGZlg/видео.html
@@VipersVideos If you could do it again, would you stick with .22 in the pistol or go for .177? I’m shooting targets (not pests) and I’ve seen .177 gets about 30 good shots per fill. How does the .22 do for shots per fill?
@@edgillis4686 Yes I would do .22 again, but I wanted raw power (fpe, mostly for humane pesting) and accuracy in this form factor size with the other features the HW44 has. Typically I can get 18 good shots with mine and sometimes 20 with the right pellet weight/shape. I was almost going to save up for a .177 HW44 until I tried the Diana Bandit in .177 and added a Diana Stormrider barrel band. The Diana is not as powerful as the HW44 nor as many high quality features, but after adding the barrel band the accuracy is right on the HW44 heels and all totaled 1/5th the cost at less than $200. I love my HW44 in .22, and I'm really happy with my Diana Bandit in .177. Here's the Diana vid: ruclips.net/video/WUBJ_DSe2Zo/видео.html FWIW. you could do the HW44 in .177 and try the Diana Bandit in .22 and probably have similar results...
Excellent video............nice garage !
Glad you liked it!!
I have the HW110 in .22 (rifle version of this pistol). These things are amazingly accurate. The engineering is great - simple metal disk for magazines- easy to load with no springs and they do NOT stick up above the breech so that you can use proper lower scope mounts. I’d be interested to see how your pistol does at 50 yards. My rifle has a 600mm barrel and is a laser at 50 yards, but I’ll bet that pistol does pretty well too.
I agree that there is a lot of great engineering in these HW airguns. I made a vid on 25 and 50 yards, so if you can get past my blabbing about updating my scope(s) etc., the pistol did very well at 50 yards. I messed up the 25 yds by rushing the shots. Here's the vid. ruclips.net/video/rlbsIfnGZlg/видео.html
@@VipersVideos If you could do it again, would you stick with .22 in the pistol or go for .177? I’m shooting targets (not pests) and I’ve seen .177 gets about 30 good shots per fill. How does the .22 do for shots per fill?
@@edgillis4686 Yes I would do .22 again, but I wanted raw power (fpe, mostly for humane pesting) and accuracy in this form factor size with the other features the HW44 has. Typically I can get 18 good shots with mine and sometimes 20 with the right pellet weight/shape. I was almost going to save up for a .177 HW44 until I tried the Diana Bandit in .177 and added a Diana Stormrider barrel band. The Diana is not as powerful as the HW44 nor as many high quality features, but after adding the barrel band the accuracy is right on the HW44 heels and all totaled 1/5th the cost at less than $200. I love my HW44 in .22, and I'm really happy with my Diana Bandit in .177. Here's the Diana vid: ruclips.net/video/WUBJ_DSe2Zo/видео.html FWIW. you could do the HW44 in .177 and try the Diana Bandit in .22 and probably have similar results...
NICE VIDEO 👍DISTANCE 10 METERS OR 20 METERS
Thank you! The distance in this video was just 10 yds. I did make another video at 25 and 50 yds with this pistol.