I’ve now reached my 3rd HW45 of which I’ve owned over my 52 years,I don’t remember the reason why I sold the first 2? But I managed to get one for mere £100 and if I’m not wrong,I believe the average price of the model I have now is around the £300 mark! So I will most definitely be keeping this one,it’s a much earlier model than the one you’re using,as it has the original iron sights,without the fluorescent type sights, I have a friend who loves it and will keep offering me money for it,but as It’s my 3rd one and a fantastic pistol! He would have to be offering me the equivalent in money as to match my own love for this gun, and that’s beyond the price at which he could purchase 10 or more of his own,at the their current market value!
Nice video. With mine, it's all in the hold of the pistol. Due to the recoil, your grip is all important. This is harder to achieve with the HW45 than with my Beeman R9 rifle. A lot of it has to do with steadying the gun using a light grip Much harder to do with a pistol. I do prefer the standard model over the others with molded grips. Thanks for the fine video.
I hav three barrels for mine, 4,5mm 5,0mm and 5,5mm. Best accuracy is with the 4,5mm version, for the simple reason that the 5,5mm pellet is too slow and leaves the barrel after the mechanical recoil starts.
I’ve now reached my 3rd HW45 of which I’ve owned over my 52 years,I don’t remember the reason why I sold the first 2? But I managed to get one for mere £100 and if I’m not wrong,I believe the average price of the model I have now is around the £300 mark! So I will most definitely be keeping this one,it’s a much earlier model than the one you’re using,as it has the original iron sights,without the fluorescent type sights, I have a friend who loves it and will keep offering me money for it,but as It’s my 3rd one and a fantastic pistol! He would have to be offering me the equivalent in money as to match my own love for this gun, and that’s beyond the price at which he could purchase 10 or more of his own,at the their current market value!
Most importantly what about the performance of the gun itself? Recoil & accuracy? U didn't mention any of that.
Nice video. With mine, it's all in the hold of the pistol. Due to the recoil, your grip is all important. This is harder to achieve with the HW45 than with my Beeman R9 rifle. A lot of it has to do with steadying the gun using a light grip Much harder to do with a pistol. I do prefer the standard model over the others with molded grips. Thanks for the fine video.
I hav three barrels for mine, 4,5mm 5,0mm and 5,5mm. Best accuracy is with the 4,5mm version, for the simple reason that the 5,5mm pellet is too slow and leaves the barrel after the mechanical recoil starts.
put a hogue grip on it.