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Howdy gang; Happy Sunday👍
My question to the well versed in such matters - what should a well set up , leather sealed HW 35 run at, - velocity wise, in .22 guise ? If not asking too much, let us use 16 grain AA & 14.35 grain. Webley" skeeters" as a baseline. I need to do some math re: sights, your input would be most helpful & appreciated mucho.😊👍
 
Morning, Chris. I'd be expecting somewhere in the region of 9.5-10.5 ft/lbs from a .22 35 running leather. That's 517-544 fps for the AA and 546-574 fps for the Mosquito. Very much a ballpark guess though...
 
Yep agree with RW above. The one I ran through the chrono was averaging 10 ftlb with AADF 16gn. I’d have to check my notebook to confirm fps of those, express and ftt that I put through it.
 
Hello Chris Ian and Dave..
Three buddies in one bite. Not heard from you Chris in a while. I heard from Gary that you Dave, have bought a rather nice 97 that Gary was after.

It's cold wet and miserable in the garden here what's it like in Texas Chris..
 
Hello Chris Ian and Dave..
Three buddies in one bite. Not heard from you Chris in a while. I heard from Gary that you Dave, have bought a rather nice 97 that Gary was after.

It's cold wet and miserable in the garden here what's it like in Texas Chris..
Hello John,
Despite the weather I trust all is well in Norfolk. Yes the 97 😳, well you know when you sell something then regret it and re buy the same model at a later date, well that’s the story of the 97. I’ll do the same with a mk 2 tx soon too 😬
 
The general consensus is that if you've got an old 35 and it's just breaking double figures without throwing a wobbly then you've got a good'un.
 
That's clever Dave. I might have a MK11 Spare you might know the gun. It has a terrible old knackered spring.
Many times I have (A) sold and bought and even (B) bought, sold and bought again. The same gun.
Even recently (A) MK1 TX (B) MK11 TX and again (A) a 97K.
And most recently an absolutely wonderful MK111 .22 TX which I am now the third and fifth owner.
Andy Black Max has just finished it a week ago. It's better than a new TX by a Country Mile.
Don't tell Hairy Arms. Mica was the second owner.
I think I've had at least three guns from Hairy.
He's never bought anything from me though!!
 
Hello Chris Ian and Dave..
Three buddies in one bite. Not heard from you Chris in a while. I heard from Gary that you Dave, have bought a rather nice 97 that Gary was after.

It's cold wet and miserable in the garden here what's it like in Texas Chris..
Chock full of Texans, Willie 😊. Not been there in a bit, but suspect, near as warm as here.
 
Many thanks for the information thus far gents.👍 stay dry & enjoy your Sunday roast.
 
Chris. From my note book. Exact, express and RS.
Ftlb, avefps, /low/high fps, spread and SD
 

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My '77 export with 19" Barrel ran at 11.2 with the original spring & leather piston washer after a relube & soak of the old washer in hempseed oil which i prefer to neatsfoot as it lubricate better & less dieselling. Very good on salads too!
 
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