Hw45

[tapps]

i have a new .22 hw45 and an as new .177, i'm going to go the full hog and have all 3 cal's, i'm enquiring about a NEW .20 silver star, as i understand the are on special order only, i've sent an email to my local RFD to see if they can obtain one.

[barrel]

Just get a .20 barrel, takes minutes to change calibre.

Kindest regards

Barrel

[rapidresponse1]

as above the best option

[Ian Cartmell]

Also look out for the .25 barrel.
Waste of time on the 45 but still nice to have the full set

[T 20]

Just get a .20 barrel, takes minutes to change calibre.

Kindest regards

Barrel

Ah, the problem with this from the collector's point of view seems to be that the gun's markings don't match the barrel, which they all tend to want.
I've even come across a problem where someone sold a gun on here described as a .20" but the gun was actually stamped as a .177" but had a .20" barrel fitted.

For my own use it wouldn't matter to me about the mismatch, but if I was trying to collect a set of three in all finishes it would be important.



All the best Mick

[barrel]

Ah, the problem with this from the collector's point of view seems to be that the gun's markings don't match the barrel, which they all tend to want.
I've even come across a problem where someone sold a gun on here described as a .20" but the gun was actually stamped as a .177" but had a .20" barrel fitted.

For my own use it wouldn't matter to me about the mismatch, but if I was trying to collect a set of three in all finishes it would be important.



All the best Mick

Well I never, I dare say Weihrauch are well aware of this fact, thanks for the info.

Kindest regards

Barrel

[TonyL]

Ah, the problem with this from the collector's point of view seems to be that the gun's markings don't match the barrel, which they all tend to want.
I've even come across a problem where someone sold a gun on here described as a .20" but the gun was actually stamped as a .177" but had a .20" barrel fitted.

For my own use it wouldn't matter to me about the mismatch, but if I was trying to collect a set of three in all finishes it would be important.



All the best Mick

Yep. And a fine excuse to squeeze more little pistols into the cabinet!. Plus, if you were having a comparison session and switching between guns, no time lost switching barrels to interrupt play.

[tapps]

Ah, the problem with this from the collector's point of view seems to be that the gun's markings don't match the barrel, which they all tend to want.
I've even come across a problem where someone sold a gun on here described as a .20" but the gun was actually stamped as a .177" but had a .20" barrel fitted.

For my own use it wouldn't matter to me about the mismatch, but if I was trying to collect a set of three in all finishes it would be important.



All the best Mick

well i paid a deposit on a new hw45 SILVER STAR in .20 flavour, my RFD advised me there will be a WAIT, the uk distributor thought delivery would be march /april next year

i think it will be worth the wait