Rack of eye twist of gob

[TonyL]

Absolutely brilliant and thank you for posting; very enlightening.

Many interesting processes shown.

I could watch this again and again.

That machine screwing on the end blocks (HW77?) was both eye-opening and very interesting.

Having read Terry's and Phill's articles in the magazines, to be able to see this video is a fantastic compliment to those articles.

Thanks, Terry.


Mods / admin - how about this going into the Useful Tips Section for an invaluable resource?


Although it may come as a shock to some (), I love Weihrauchs and would love to be able to visit the factory.

Thanks again to all involved.

[angrybear]

While some may well be tradition I suspect the limited production numbers also mean automation is simply never going to be cost efficient.

[TonyL]

Just thought I'd Boing this up, folks.

Hard to know how many people have watched the video as there have been so few replies, but I really think this is a "must see".

[piggy589]

Having watched it several times, I realize what value for money their products represent.

An enjoyable view .

[12/200]

Thank you very interesting & certainly a more in depth tour than the Daystate one.
Im still left with this thought.
Why do we still read reports on fora re- rifles going back to HC for remedial`s / new barrels ect if the QA is so so good

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weihrauch

[look no hands]

Where's the special department where they mix the swarf with the grease and butcher the springs

That'll get Tony's back up

Pete

[Dodger21]

Where's the special department where they mix the swarf with the grease and butcher the springs

That'll get Tony's back up

Pete

I’m probably wrong but I understood that the spring issueswere down to HC, as Weihrauch just fitted the export spring and HC “adjusted”it for UK power levels.