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    Hw25

    Has anyone got any information on the HW25.
    I picked one up this week and can’t find out much about them

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    Is it an old or a new one? The new ones have safety catches.

    They are the smallest HW springer rifle, a tiny one for juniors to practise with. They have been around for decades, at least since the 1960s.

    Simple, heavy trigger for 'junior' safety, easy cocking and give about 6 fpe. The trigger is not on a par with the Rekord or Perfekt triggers that give Weihrauch its winning character so that is disappointing, but in comparison to say a BSA Cadet it is acceptable.

    For an adult they make interesting little plinkers.

    Not nearly as nice to shoot as the HW30, but they are so light you can shoot them one-handed like a pistol.

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    It's an early one. I will probably have a quick plink then stick it up for sale. What's a fair price?

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    the spring and piston head from the hw 45 will fit them

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    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewE View Post
    It's an early one. I will probably have a quick plink then stick it up for sale. What's a fair price?
    I paid £70 or £80 for my used one from a shop, so maybe £60? They are nice little guns, and Weihrauch collectors ought to have one, 'cos it is so dinky. You can pretend that you are a 'giant' shooting an HW80, which is three times the size!

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