Beeman HW77 MKII Carbine Air Rifle
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| The HW77 MKII Carbine is related to one of the first - and finest - underlever field target rifles ever made. Born in the famous Weihrauch plant in Germany, the Carbine has returned to the Beeman line due to overwhelming popular demand. Even if you're not a field target enthusiast, you'll enjoy shooting this rifle! It's great for plinking, shooting spinners and paper targets, and accurate enough to do some serious bug busting. The Monte Carlo stock has a raised cheekpiece, and the beech stock has hand-cut checkering on the pistol grip. The stock is capped with a soft rubber recoil pad to give you ultimate control. The Rekord trigger, which is praised by shooters and admired by competitors, adjusts to your needs. The 11mm grooves in the receiver make it easy to mount a scope. If you like the simplicity and ease of shooting a spring-piston gun, then give the HW77 MKII Carbine serious consideration. Don't forget to pick up a variety of recommended pellets, which are listed in the AMMO link. Remember to get a scope and some targets, cleaning gear and safety glasses. They're listed in the ACCESSORIES link. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Beeman HW77 MKII Carbine Air Rifle by Beemanreviews summary
Things I would have changed:I wish the Tyrolean stock pattern was still available for this rifle. What others should know:Remember to hold the cocking lever all the time you are loading the pellet. Use the artillery hold, though the Beeman HW 77 is one of the most forgiving spring-piston guns you will encounter. Select a scope whose overall length does not extend past the pellet-loading port when the sliding breech chamber is open. As long as the scope is less than about 14.2 inches, you should be okay on this point. It all depends on how far to the rear you mount the scope, and 2-piece rings are more flexible in this case.
Things I would have changed:Improve the rip on the stock, where the non-firing palm holds, as well as at where the cheek rests. What others should know:Takes a cool 500 shots to 'seep-in'. Match proper pellets to improve performance. The sound seems a little springy when out of the box, but this will soon settle down.
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