Technically not a PROPER Weihrauch as it hasnt got a Reokrd or a perfekt tgggrrrrOriginally Posted by I. J.
... apart from the HW57and the hW90 but that technically not a springer.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Technically not a PROPER Weihrauch as it hasnt got a Reokrd or a perfekt tgggrrrr... apart from the HW57
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Neither has the HW25 which is a nice little starter rifle or the very popular HW100.
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1 -my modern .22 hw50s - because it's just so easy to be accurate with, 2 - the 19" barreled '77 .22 hw35e-same reason, although totally different firing cycle & mine had an outstanding tiger striped(both sides) stock. 3- the hw80 even though i've never owned one they are built like a tank & good to shoot too. The 50s is the first springer I've never been inside the powerplant of as it shoots sooo well & the 35e had the best fit & finish on it's internals I've ever seen in a hw. All i did was soak the old leather washer in hempseed oil & add a lube sleeve to stop the twang with a couple of slip washers & correct lube. It was still on it's original spring with very little preload, so stripping it didn't require a compressor. One of the few guns I regret selling.....
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80. 77/97. 95.
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