Got one of each, HW80K in .22 and a HW95K in .177, both are very good and it depends on what you are going to use the airgun for. For hunting, either will do, but the 95 is lighter. For target shooting / hft the 77/97/98 are better choices.
Got one of each, HW80K in .22 and a HW95K in .177, both are very good and it depends on what you are going to use the airgun for. For hunting, either will do, but the 95 is lighter. For target shooting / hft the 77/97/98 are better choices.
AA RN10 .177 with Nikko Targetmaster 10-50X60
AA S200 .22 with Tasco 6-24X50
HW77K .177 with Hawke 3-10X44
Like a lot of us that have been around for a while, I am very well acquainted with Weihrauchs offerings springer wise over the last few decades. The comments regarding the HW98 are spot on. My son has one and it is truly excellent. We have owned several 95s and I still use an 80 regularly. 98 is more accurate than any and is nearly on a parr with a PCP, providing you hold the gun properly of course.
Andy
Member, the Feinwerkbau Sport appreciation Society (over 50's chapter)
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All been said, down to weight and size.
I've four 80's, two 95's and an 98 all in various guises. I like them all. They are all capable of customizing, all are very well made and have that great Rekkord trigger.
Its all down to you I'm afraid !
Brider.
“An airgun or two”………
HW80 or HW95...hmmmmmmmmmmmm......let me think.......HW80 or HW95...hmmmmmmmmmmmm......let me think.......hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm........hmmmmmmmmmmm.. ..difficult one this...hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... .....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........GET BOTH