Sam Woodward

Ok now I've tried them and I'm NOT impressed....loads of punch but nowhere near accurate enough to shoot at range.

HI Guys Has anyone used the Crossman destroyer pellet? If so what do you think? I have just ordered some and I am awaiting their delivery

I just wanted to say “What a fantastic piece of software ChairGun Pro is” I have learnt more about pellet flight and zeroing in the past 3 nights than I have in twenty years of shooting. Providing you input accurate information e.g. pellet weight, scope height and power the results are spot on. Not only that you can print off a copy of a mill dot rec. with all the ranges imposed on it and again it is dead on…trust me I’ve put it through its paces Follow this link http://www.chairgun.com/

Rember there are high and low zeros. eg my HW100 .177 using AA pellet has the same zero at 14.6yds and 35yds. My garden is 16yds so I just zero at 14.6 and I'm good to go.

Thanks for the advice guys. Just bought a HW100 in .177….but after all that kept my Logun anyway

I have just bought a HW100 today. I asked this same question in the shop. I was advised to use Air Arms pellets because the skirt is slightly bigger than most pellets, this allows the rifling to cut into the skirt and gives the pellet a flatter level of flight...there words not mine. Also what a gun, I'm well pleased with my purchase

Thanks

I have the MK1, I love it but I am thinking of swapping for a HW100 T

Hi Guys I’ve been shooting a .22 Logun MK1 Pro for about 5 years and I must say it’s been a fantastic rifle. The bolt action is silky smooth, it is VERY accurate. I can honestly say there is nothing wrong with this gun…BUT, for some reason I want a change. I am thinking of giving in to the pressure and changing to a .177 but there’s so much choice. Can anyone think of a suitable replacement for the Logun MK1 (don’t say the MK2…lol)? I’m after something that gives equal accuracy and is still a joy to shoot. Also how much do you think I would get for a Logun MK1 in a trade in? Thanks Sam

I live in Stockport and shoot at Worsley mostley

Hi My name is Sam Woodward, I have been clay pigeon shooting for about 12 months now and let’s just say I am well and truly hooked. However I am VERY keen to have a go at shooting the real thing, the thing is apart from shooting a few pigeons in a disused mill when I was about 15 ( a long tome ago) I have no idea of how to get started or what to do once I start. Can you advise me of what to do next? Thanks Sam Woodward PS Have both air rifles and a shotgun