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At 43 degrees /weihrauch 98 cal.22 - 18 meters standing with tripod.

Thanks !!! In dry heat it's not a problem; the most uncomfortable thing is when it's humid. But it's true that I'm using the Weihrauch HW 98 much more than any other rifle now, and it's true that the more I use it, the better it performs. Incredible groupings.👍
 
Thanks !!! In dry heat it's not a problem; the most uncomfortable thing is when it's humid. But it's true that I'm using the Weihrauch HW 98 much more than any other rifle now, and it's true that the more I use it, the better it performs. Incredible groupings.👍
My son got a rough one not long back, but he is bonding with it something like yourself, he has two 95s too but the 98 seems his favourite .
 
I once read on this forum that it was advisable to use one or two types of pellets. I've used Norica pellets for months. Now I use HN FTT pellets and they work very well too, but using a rifle regularly allows it to be refined and improved over time.😉
 
I once read on this forum that it was advisable to use one or two types of pellets. I've used Norica pellets for months. Now I use HN FTT pellets and they work very well too, but using a rifle regularly allows it to be refined and improved over time.😉
Never used a single norica pellet , but use H&N FTTs, what norica pellets do you use if you dont mind me asking?
I do use a few staple pellets i tend to always have i always have FTTS in all four cals, and i have RWS Hobbys in .177 and .22 and milbro caledonians in .177 and .22. used to stock marksmans in .177 .22 and .25 but now they are NA so was thinking of trying another cheapie probably Spitfires, But now you mentioned norica i will give them a spin so how they do.
 
They're very accurate in the Weihrauch HW 98, 77, and Weihrauch HW 35. They're the Norica Hammer .22 caliber. Plus, they cost less than 6 euros, and I can say that this Norica range is practically as accurate as the HN FTT.

In fact, I've bought 10 tins. They're worth it.👍👍👍
 
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