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
Even better looking than a HW35
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
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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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.Originally Posted by 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
Don’t confuse luck with ability.
Even better looking than a HW35
Most probably but would HW fit the same spring for the German market which has a 6ftp limit if I'm not mistaken.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
Hung like a Smurf !
Very interesting, did our very own Neil 180 film it ? certainly sounds like him. Any one else notice the tester not holding onto the barrel whilst loading it ? Great watch
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Is it not Terry Doe?Very interesting, did our very own Neil 180 film it ? certainly sounds like him. Any one else notice the tester not holding onto the barrel whilst loading it ? Great watch
http://www.airgunshooting.co.uk/news...2011-1-1113444 video won't play on my phone.
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If memory serves, yes it is.
Terry appears to have changed his name to Ahmed Sokar though ...
Naughty....
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Ha ha. Could not find Terry 's original video on YouTube. Just the one I found above in my post.
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It is he.
I did that vid several years ago and since then Weihrauch has invested several million more Euros in CNC machinery and at least one full-on production robot, (I dubbed it 'Hans Free', gosh how witty), with more to come.
The traditional craftsman approach has been retained where it does a better job, but HW is always trying to bring supply closer to demand, so 24-hour production is now the norm.
It's always fascinating to visit Weihrauch - even if I always fail miserably to sneak into the off-limits areas.
If you don't know enough to judge - don't judge
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It may have been your self Terry that posted the video the first time I saw it.It is he.
I did that vid several years ago and since then Weihrauch has invested several million more Euros in CNC machinery and at least one full-on production robot, (I dubbed it 'Hans Free', gosh how witty), with more to come.
The traditional craftsman approach has been retained where it does a better job, but HW is always trying to bring supply closer to demand, so 24-hour production is now the norm.
It's always fascinating to visit Weihrauch - even if I always fail miserably to sneak into the off-limits areas.
Would be good to see other makers factories but I guess one would look like all the rest other a few special to them processes like the Fx smoothtwist process.
Good video any way.
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As I posted the spring would be the "export" one that would go to other countries.
Don’t confuse luck with ability.
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