Weihrauch HW95 Field Pro - AIRGUN REVIEW
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- We dive in and take a detailed look at the Weihrauch HW95 Field Pro airgun! In this airgun review, we look at all the features of the HW95, the components of the Field Pro Combo, and compare this model to others in the Weihrauch line. Enjoy!
#Weihrauch #AirgunReview #HW95
![[UNCUT]“ฅนตื่นธรรม”ปะทะ“หมอปลา-ปู่มหามุนี-อั๋นโอกิ”สะเทือนกระทรวงเวทมนตร์ Iคนดังนั่งเคลียร์I10 ตค.67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/peMD_SAkwNc/mqdefault.jpg)
One thing that you have taught me in this review is that I need a bird immediately. The little feller stole the show as far as I'm concerned.
Spotter bird. Lol
There are a lot of flakes on You Tube reviewing airguns. This guy is solid. Knowledgable and credible. What a relief...
He knows nothing firstly he calls the company YIRAK ITS PRONOUNCED VIRAK and the silencer isn't for Cocking he's clueless on Modern Springers Silencers take the gun for 80db to 58db
I’ve had the hw95 in 22 for about 8 years now and it’s a fantastic rifle, I’m in the U.K. so we’re limited to sub 12 ft lb but even so I’ve bagged so many rabbits within that time and taken out the odd rat that’s made it’s way into my back garden and also taken it on permissions where I control vermin for farmers and it’s never let me down. I’ve never adjusted anything with it and it’s as it was straight from the box. Granted I do have a couple of pcp’s but it’s always nice to go back to your roots and have some fun too. I also have the hw 99s which again is a great little ratter and is small enough for the younger shooter to learn to shoot with and has open sites and 11mm dovetail to mount a scope but I always like to let a new shooter to learn the basics and first shoot with open sites then progress to using a scope. But Weihrauch airguns you are paying for quality and a gun if looked after will last a lifetime and handed down to the next generation.
+1 from the UK. FX for stealth (Silent) NP02 + NV008 pest control round the farm. HW95K for the pleasure of shooting and having fun any day of the week. The 95 is the keeper ! All the others are tools for a job.
@@funkygrib1 would take my tx200 over hw95k ,personal preference I know ,it just fits me better,.
I have had it knocking on 30 years though .
Same here, i have two hw99s ( i believed They're called HW50s in America and Europe)
The 99s is a hell of a gun for the low price tag. I can't fault it. In fact it's the rifle I'd recommend to a new shooter starting out. Not the cheapest, but it'll last and it'll hit what you're aiming at as long as you do your bit.
Buy cheap buy twice, i wouldn't buy anything else
Try making the Trigger slightly lighter from factory, your accuracy will improve even more! I love mine now with the lighter trigger
I have several HW models and they are very good and reliable air rifles with outstanding precision. No PCP for me, it's just a hype!
Love my HW90K 1.77 being bigger than the average person I find it a perfect weight & very accurate
PCPs are definitely not my thing either, however I think they do have their place, especially for varminting and hunting.
I have an HW57 and a HW40 in .177 which I am very satisfied with. The 57 has only 5,5 Ft/lbs but it is just right for my 15 meter attic range. They are just for target work and plinking. I don't do any varminting.
There is a market and good use for PCPs. However for my use they are just "impractical". After you are spoiled by a self contained springer, you are just not interested in the costs that come with refilling the tank.
@@ytucharliesierra Hi!
Power is not so imoprtanr. Right shot placement does the job. 5,5 Ft-lbs is enough for a clean kill if you know your max. shooting distance. I've got my self a PCP /AirArmsS410/ but i hardly use it. It's no mire accurate than a HW and it was already leaking air so i had to replace the transfer port seal. There are pest control situations i will prefer a PCP but the springer is for me still No1. Cheers!
This is an EXCELLENT hunting pellet rifle. Great power to weight ratio and plenty accurate for taking down small game. Weight is perfect.
I own this rifle in .20 cal. and absolutely love it. I have put more than 4000 pellets through it without any hint of a problem. Smooth cocking, and positive barrel lockup. I use JSB, H&N, and Crosman pellets...the gun shoots well with them all. Definitely back yard friendly and taken care of will last a lifetime. I've owned this gun for more than 10 years and it still looks and shoots like new. Well worth the price. My gun is the R9 under the Beeman label.
What a thorough and fair review. Appreciated the 360 degree approach to the features, purposes, and operation of the airgun. The self-contained and quiet aspects of this airgun are important to me. A good balance between economy, backyard friendly, and power. I'll be saving up. Best to you.
Thorough and fair review. I purchased one of these from you folks last year, in .177…and liked it so much that I recently ordered another one in .22! They’re a wonderful spring piston gun, and the package is a great value. The mounts and optics are very nice; these are high quality components that people should not compare to the bundled components that come with rifles sold in big box stores. This is ~$250 scope and mount setup if you purchase them separately. AoA is a top notch outfit, chock full of knowledgeable, friendly, helpful staff. I am not affiliated with them in any way…just a VERY happy customer. I have been for several years now, and will be for many years to come! Thanks AoA!
Which calibre do you prefer in the HW95 and why? Thanks
@@Beesa10 My .177 is used primarily for field target, silhouette, and bench rest style shooting. The faster, flatter trajectory, along with the smaller projectile is very beneficial for field target. My .22 is used for small game hunting, general plinking, and will see use in the .22 Leagues at my local club. This variant of the HW95 is a 15-16 FPE gun, so it’s going to push a 7.9 grain .177 pellet ~900 FPS, and a 14.3 grain .22 pellet ~700 FPS.
@@RFTwo Thanks! I want one in .22
@@Beesa10 You’re welcome! I’m sure you will be satisfied with one of these. It is a very high quality package!
Would like to know actual fps on 22? Good video 👍🏽
I'm a reasonably good spring gun shooter. Your review was excellent. You are well spoken and included a lot of helpful information. Thank you very much.
I'm a Weirauch fan going back to the 1980s. Airguns of Arizona is by far the best Weirauch dealer in the USA. They carry the complete line. Great service before and after the sale. Superb selection of pellets at very good prices.
Pretty much all their Weihrauch rifles are sold out with no eta. Some HW30’s and HW95’s and that’s about all
Great video. I have the hw35 which was manufactured in 1983. I bought it in 1989 and im still shooting with it. Its a great riffle and its .22 After watching this video im seriously thinking of buying the hw95. I only do ny shooting in my back garden at targets set up. I think the hw95 would be ideal for that. I will still hold onto my old hw35 as it has served me well. Great video and thanks for sharing.
I basically grew up with PCP air rifles, but I've always wanted an HW 95 and I wasn't disappointed at all. With a tuning kit it is simply a pleasure. With a bit of practice you can have Pcp accuracy at 25 yards.
My first airgun, the HW95 Luxus (bought from y'all). The second, a PCP (built down the road from me in East Bloomfield, NY). The third is the HW97 (also bought from y'all). They are all good. The one I reach for most often is the '95. Can't go wrong with it.
Great review.
I purchased the same rifle from you guys in the .22 size and love it.
Once I mastered the proper hold this gun is very accurate.
I know I made the right choice buying my HW95.
It’s the only air rifle I’ll ever need.
Where is this rifle made?
@@the.villa1n It's lovingly Moroccan and Albanian made....In Germany.
great gun i have had my r9 for 24 yrs and is still accurate ,great squirrel rifle.mine .177
Terrific review . You answered just about every question that could be asked about this great spring gun
I've had several air rifles through the years. I've sold all of them but two. Both are Paul Watts tuned. An R9 in a 20cal. with an aftermarket stock and a Weihrauch HW95 super bull chambered in 25cal. These two guns will stay with me as they are the best quality I've ever had. A complete joy shoot. Nice to see the 95 is still being made.
I'm fairly new to this sport, and I have today purchased a second hand HW95 . Your review was really helpful, and reassures that I made the right choice of airgun. Thanks for your time. (Subscribed)
Weirauch is the GOAT mate
Hi. Excellent video and review. One of the best I have seen concerning the HW95K on TH-cam. Loved the parrot 🦜. And greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Excellent review! Just purchased this gun from you. The most helpful parts of video for me: how to decompress spring after it is compressed, how to hold gun to prevent barrel movement, and the fact that you offer a lifetime guarantee! Thank you!
That was a great review Jared. Also, love the bird friend. Your presentation made me want to get one soon.
Great review of the WH 95. You did a great job touching the bases on most points of the rifle.Thanks
I've got 4 HWs, Beeman R7 and R9 both .177, an HW50S .177 and an HW95 .22. they all are superbly accurate.
HW95 is my favorite gun, great gun to carry in the field, well balanced, accurate, powerful. Also the most value of any spring gun, dollar for dollar. I enjoyed your review, and appreciate your marksmanship.
it is heavy ass fuck after a bit . I walk mills shooting and fxxk that .stick with my pcp guns
@@daniellewis5413 it weighs a little less than 7 and a half pounds. Not sure what your expectations are with weight? Are you handicapped?
@@daniellewis5413 have you tried not being a little girl?
I am glad you did one on a springer I love my PCPs but I will always go back to the Springer's every few months. Great review 👍!
Thank you
Never shot an AirArms but l love my Hw's.
I.m.o.
Hw 30 .177 for 35 yard plinking all day, with no effort.
Hw 95 .22 for hunting,
And love the 97 for target shooting.
Had my AA tx200 for nearly 30 years, several HW's come and gone in that time.
@@cardiffpicker1 wow life's too short not to try many airguns
I definitely need to give one of them a try now
Nice video. Love my Beeman R1 Magnum in .177 caliber that I bought back in the day in 1993, and it is still like new, and shoots light out.
Great review, thanks, now I really want an HW95. Smart and professional shop setup there. It's possible to de-cock the rifle after loading but I would suggest you shouldn't leave a pellet loaded in the breech, better to shoot it in a safe direction so the barrel is clear.
Good job. You all are great with awesome service. I have bought three rifles for you all and I am happy. Unfortunately the HW50S I bought from you all is now in my father in-laws hands. Just waiting for the HW97 Blue Laminate in.22 to be available.
Great gun when I wish I never sold.
Same with my old Paul Watts tuned Beeman R9 tack drivers
As a shooter of HW80 which I bought new in about 1983 that record trigger is what makes them Weihrauch so accurate. My gun from the 1980s can still deliver the goods, though here in the UK they are restricted to below 12 foot pound kinetic energy.
Great video : the weight on the barrel helps in keeping the barrel on target but I believe now they come with a silencer being the muzzle end is threaded I have had three of them two in .22 and one in .177 calibre excellent rifles great barrels like you rightly stated plus the famous Rekord trigger much better then a lot of live round rifles have fitted Cheers
Fantastic review of an old standby springer. Very well done with lots of great information. Thanks!
Thank you
I bought my HW95 from AoA and they're very nice guns, especially if you are willing to get it tuned or Vorteked (especially replace the seal.) They do settle in untuned but if you get it done, it will be night and day. Mine is .22 and loves H&N FTT at 14 to 15 ft/lb for a smooth a enjoyable shooting experience.
Same here. Replaced spring and seal.I absolutely love it. Bought it from AOA too.
Just got one absolutely love it. Proper old school from when I was a kid
I just bought this gun from you guys. I must say it's an awesome Rifle and scope deal. It's my first GOOD air gun and I was impressed how nice it really is. It's extremely accurate, just what I was looking for.
I thought that when I went to PCP I would never go back to a break barrel but your review was awesome, now I sorta miss that Break barrel. Great review didn't think I was going to watch it until the end but I did 🙂. Really like your bird as well.
Thank you for watching!
Great review however I didn't realise that you could leave any spring gun cocked for a length of time without it affecting the power or the spring longevity.
Very nice review. Thanks for sharing. Liked and subscribed. John. Uk
Really enjoyed this. High end german airgun, high end german pellets. Cant go wrong with that combination. Best regards from germany!
thanks for the review, it's brilliant! Is the HW95 as good as the HW97?
Years ago I had a Beeman R1 (Weihrauch) rifle in .177. It would give me 3/4" groups @50yds with Crosman premier domed pellets. I now own a HW30 in .177 that's lower in power, but super easy to cock all day long. As you stated, it would make a great youth gun.
I just bought the HW 95 Luxus through AOA before seeing your review and video. I'm glad I made the right decision. Initially was looking at the HW 50 but decided to spend a couple extra bucks for the the HW 95.
excellent video You're So knowledgeable
Real good review, everything to the point and correct, I've had lots of Weihrauch's these are the best break barrel and the 97 is the best underleaver, back to the 95 he chronographed 13.5 ft/lb is good in 177.
Air Arms, Daystate, Crosman, and Brocock PCPs sit in my gun safe awaiting use because I usually select my Weihrauchs for long range target shooting (50-65 yards). No compressors, no tanks, no hand pumps needed to shoot these magnificent German air rifles.
I prefer to buy my HWs from AoA because the rifles arrive securely boxed and test fired.
Hi
At which distance have you zeroed in your rifle for distances at 50-75yards? Is there a possibility to zero in at 20 yards, is it also accurate then for 40yards+?
I sight in my air rifles to hit a one to two inch target at 40 yards (zero). I estimate hold over for 65 yards. Hitting small targets at 65 yards is quite challenging. I have enough success to make my style of shooting fun. I use JSB 8.44 and JSB 10.34 pellets.
I rarely shoot under 20 yards.
@@waterboxer87 thx. Do you think a weihrauch with 22joule is less acurate than a with 29joule over 40yards? Hw90 vs hw85.
Very close to my Beeman R10 20 caliber.
Great rifles that you never part with once you own one.
I have the HW97 ten years now..It's the only thing i won't never sell!
Just ordered this gun from you guys , looking forward to getting it delivered 😊
Very good and complete video about the R-9 thank you. I only have break barrel springers or nitro piston. I dont like PCP rifles. I own Beeman R-1, R-9 and R-7. A powerful .22 cal Beeman Kodiak too. Same original England Webley Patriot rifle, no more in production many years ago. I always regret not purchased 15 year ago the original Beeman Kodiak in .25 cal too. I have own many Dianas, Milbros, Gamos, Cometas, Mendoza etc.
Nowdays there are many powerful magnum break barrel rifles, springers, nitro piston or gas ram. Like the powerful Hatsan 125 and 135 models, the Crossman Benjamin, Brazilian, Chinesse magnum rifles, and most of these rifles are good and powerful, I have some too, but these rifles don't have the extreme quality and excellent accuracy the Weihrauch-Beeman, Air Arms or RWS have. I would like very much, to know some day that any, of these quality airguns brands named, will produce a .30 caliber break barrel, springer or gas ram rifle) that produce velocities at least 700 f/s. I am talking about shooting heavy pellets that weigh 44 or 50 gr. I dont care if this future rifle will weight 12 pounds or if it will need 70 lbs of cocking effort. I will purchase it immediately. I know Hatsan already produce this .30 cal break barrel rifle. The 130 model, the 135 Carnivore, QE model. But this rifle only gets 450 f/s velocity with these heavy pellets, it is little for me
Y'all need to review the HW35. I tried out a few rifles when I visited, and that one stuck with me. Something about it just felt... *nice* to shoot.
I've got 4 weihrauch rifles hw100s hw110 hw97k .22 hw97k .25 they are the business they are very accurate the springers are as accurate as the pcps.
Hey I thought when you first started out in the garage you showed us a review on it LoL. Many years ago. Been following you for a long time. Keep up the review's 👍. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think so LoL
One of the best videos on TH-cam for spring air guns 👍🏻
I have an HW95 in 10 joule, 5 shots @ 25 m looks like I just shot once. In 10 joule it really likes JSB RS 4,52 mm and Polymag long ( the black one ).
I just got this gun from airguns of Arizona. I wanted a 177 but all they had was a 22 caliber so I went with a 22. So I left the shop running errands in Phoenix, Arizona. I With somewhere around 67th Avenue And Thomas road. Got gas at the Circle K . I pulled into a parking lot next To Circle K. As I said there. Wondering which errand I should run next. I noticed pigeons sitting on the roof of the building. A few minutes later. What do you know? Very fat, healthy looking pigeon was down on the on the ground Picking it something at the ground. I thought to myself. Can I shoot that bird? Without endangering anyone or anybody's property around. So I quietly started the vehicle maneuvered myself around. Yes, you have a safe and clean shot at the pigeon. I removed the gun from the case loaded it. Roll down the front window. And with the very first shot from that air gun. That Pigeon was smoked. Just Drop over dead. Needless to say here comes another Pigeon. Right by the one that just dropped. I attempted to reload. But he flew off by the time I had it reloaded. Lucky for him. I wasn't thinking. These birds are really, really jumpy. And I shouldn't have taken so long to reload. Can you believe that the very first shot? That goddamn scope was right on. Thanks to air guns of Arizona. Since I've gotten it home. Is enable to assess the weapon. I know it's not the most expensive, it's not the cheapest. But this thing is made very, very well. The only thing I heard questions about. Was that Twain from the Spring? They told me it would go away as I broken the gun. It's not as FPS as my 177 caliber. But that 22 calibers sure does pack a A lot of punch. I'm very happy with my field pro selection And I shall buy other air rifles from Air guns of Arizona. I still want to get a 177 caliber. The gun is heavy. And after 20 rounds of Cocking the rifle. It's a good workout. I have read where the gun will get more accurate as I break it in more. To whoever reads this. Please understand I assess the situation. Where I was shooting. And took the shot. These guns are very powerful and can cause damage to property and person in the background, be careful. Happy hunting, happy Target shooting. Most of all, be safe. This is definitely not a toy. PS shot was taken at 20 yd.
Great video review Jared and a very nice rifle and accurate. Cheers
Good review. 🙂
I have to ask how this gun compares with the Diana 48 in .177 I bought from you guys a couple years ago?
does it have barrel droop like most rws guns? i prefer the underlever by air arms
Thinking about getting one of these, I have the TX 200 and Diana 48, love the self contained aspect of spring guns. With the power source of an air gun being in the gun itself the ammo takes up very little space.
Now own the R9, the only reason I went with the Beeman version was name recognition. Love it quiet, accurate and no issues shooting at home. If you need something quieter the HW30/R7 is about ae quiet as a springer gets. With 100.000 views in a year there is still strong interest in springers.
I love all of my HW variants. I can't remember what they all are since they where Beeman imports. The R7 is by far the most fun, least hold sensitive. My R10s I would say are my favorite hunters. They have about the same power as my R1s, but alot more recoil friendly. I ASSume the R10 uses the same spring as the R9? And the Rekord triggers are a work of art!
One of my Dream rifles, i just havent any place for it. And i dont wanna get rid of my FX Royale 500 .25 either
AWESOME AWESOME review! ♥️🔥
Kip is THE MAN, too!
i love this gun.
Very nice video. Greetings from Nis, Sebia. 👍👍👏👌👏👏👏💯
I have the weihrauch hw 90 in .25 obviously not a springer but this is niiiiice !
How is it for a gas ram? I was very tempted before I bought my hw95k luxus, similar to this one.
@@OffGridMadMan the hw90 is not that bad, I've tried many different pellets ranging from bout 570 -700 fps and they do quite well. I've dropped many squirrel and some coons and foxes but from closer distance like 40 yds or less
@@itsme-gn2vg I'm in England, strangled down to 12ft/lb, I wouldn't take a shot at a fox from 4 yards! I don't hunt at all actually, just targets bench rest.
@@OffGridMadMan I mite have exaggerated more like 25 yds or less. I could get one more than that with a good shot
@@itsme-gn2vg what power is it putting out? And what's it like accuracy wise compared to some other rifles you may have shot. I need to tame my hw95 cuz it's a bit boingy! Great gun though and gives my TX200 a run for its money which runs my PCPs close
I would like to see more models show case!
Love your shooting buddy.❤️
Like ur lil'buddy!
👍🏻🐴❤️🤠🇨🇱
Thank you, excellent video. I was told that the 50s and 80s is the same rifle from a power point of view. The FPS spec on these rifles are not very clear some are restricted and we dont have any power restrictions. 24joule I think is the most powerful Wiehraugh not sure which break barrel version to get the 50s 80 or 95 I want it in .177 for small game.
I had an HW-80 / Beeman R-1 in .20 caliber. I hunted with that for a couple of years and added a "British Legal Limit" (12 FPE) Webley Omega in .177 to my collection.
That Omega, running at 11.75 FPE energy with 7.9 grain pellets, killed rabbits and squirrels just as dead and just as quickly as my 18 FPE .20 HW-80 did. It was lighter to carry and easier to shoot accurately.
20 years ago, I sold the mighty HW-80 / Beeman R-1 in .20 and replaced it with two Beeman R-9's, with one in .20 caliber and the other in .177.
I still have the .20 R-9.
When I lived in California, where air rifles are an authorized method of take for small game animals and non-migratory upland game birds, including wild turkey, I used that ,20 caliber R-9 for every species of game the law allowed me to take with it and it killed all of it stone-cold dead out to 50 yards with no problem.
Where I live now, I can only legally hunt rabbit and squirrel with an air rifle. Here, out to 50 yards, a rifle putting out 11.5 to 12 FPE of muzzle energy in .177 caliber would really be all the air rifle I would need. A .177 HW-95 tuned to that power level is a wickedly accurate shooting device.
Having the most powerful spring piston air rifle isn't necessary and to me, it's actually not really all that desireable compared to a spring piston rifle at the British legal limit in .177 is. That's the sweet-spot for power and accuracy in .177 spring-piston rifles, to me.
Hello sir can u put up a video of how to deassemble and assemble brocock sniper xr...since the power wheel and safety have some effect ..thank u
This is a spot on review
I would argue than the 95 is a better hunter. I would rather shoot even something as large as a racoon with something a little weaker if the shot placement is better, and it's likely to be better on something like a 95 because it shoots smoother
Definitely a nice Springer
Nice shooting it appears that the rifle has some pretty serious barrel droop?
Hey Jared,
Great video and information.
I have some old metal coil spring piston non Magnum rated Gamos and would like to convert them to magnum rated metal coil spring or magnum rated gas ram systems.
Do you know where I can buy them?
Thanks.
Stay Safe, Be Well, God Bless.
I Have 20 cal.amazing accurate.love it
Nice. I still want the TX200 next 😫
Unfortunately vast majority have the annoying anti bear trap, that's why I love my mk1 which doesn't have it
Thorough review. Thanks.
Very well done Jared.
I like the bird on your shoulder
Fantastic content 👌 👏 👍
Thank you so much 👍
nice review and cool bird :D
These manufacturers should really give us a picatinny rail.
Is that a silencer break or just a weight? I know spring guns don't really need the muzzle report reduced if it is built correctly and most sound comes from the internals.
I love mine in 22, with the right pellet it's a laser. 🙂
I shoot only PCP'S but if I was going to purchase a spring gun it would not be a break barrel as it does not make any sense to me at all? I am not an engineer but I would think that a underlever OR a sidelever would be a better option as far as accuracy is concerned as the barrel is fixed and does not move. I am sure over time as parts wear on a break barrel what it will not always reset (for a lack of a better term) in the exact same spot time and time again but I could be wrong. Just for myself the other two options makes much more sense...
Hello Shane! From a mechanical standpoint, I understand your concerns; especially with a lesser quality box store break barrel. These Weihrauch models, as well as other high end break barrel rifles are extremely accurate and will maintain this accuracy for a very long time if properly maintained. I have an Anschutz break barrel rifle that is ~35 years old or so and it is still incredibly accurate, with a very tight lock-up. I have many high end break barrel rifles and have never seen any degradation in accuracy over the years. I am a stickler for maintaining my equipment, and make sure the hinges and pivot points are properly cleaned and lubricated at the manufactures recommended intervals. Check out this video showing Si shoot his HW98 at a little further distance…quality break barrel rifles are generally limited accuracy wise by the shooter; not the platform itself. Have a great day! th-cam.com/video/FA030iTJenI/w-d-xo.html
@@RFTwo Appreciate the reply and I will check out the link! I do not pretend to know everything and if I am wrong I stand corrected and thank you for it! Always wanted a spring gun as it would be nice to have everything self contained so to speak as only ONE paintball shop in my area can fill my SCBA tank to 4500 psi as my fire station will no longer fill my tank due to liability concerns ( have no idea as to why but my tank is a higher quality unit from what they even use and is well within hydo) I just target shoot at 75-100 yards and I do not think any spring gun can reproduce the accuracy at that range BUT as always I could be wrong...
@@shane011471 You’re spot on- if I was primarily target shooting at 75-100+ yards I’d be running PCPs too. Kip at AoA is pretty darn capable with the HW95 Field Pro- there’s a video of him and Giles shooting shotgun shells at 50 yards and pop cans at 100 yards. 100 yards with a spring gun is a LONG shot for me. I usually break out the .22LR for that kind of stuff. My local fire department won’t fill a 4500 PSI tank either. I think they fill to ~3300 PSI locally. I have no close options to fill a tank which I why I never seriously invested in PCPs.
yup my R1 is bad ass you just have get it broken in then a tune on it
bagus dan kuat senapan nya aku suka
I’ve owned my HW 90K 30 years still fires like new best £189. I’ve spent on a rifle
A lot of otherwise good air rifles are let down by poor triggers.
I've owned plenty and can honestly say from experience , the ones worth keeping, if you're serious about your shooting, are weihrauch and air arms.
Note , that weihrauch barrels do have a slight " droop" . That's how They're made so no need to take it back to the shop. I read an airgun maintenance book once, the author acquired a HW35. He said the barrel was " slightly bent downwards" so he straightened it lol 😮🤣
What's the difference between field pro and standard and lux?
more like 90 yards. weirauch just changed the stock same thing as my R9.
I have a gamo hunter extreme in .22 cal I am not sure if it's the stock scope or the gun itself but I struggle with accurately I have never been able to hit the target the same place twice with a with my ruger 10-22 I am dead accurate
Did you recommend the Vortek Pro-Guide Tuning Kit
Yes, Haight recommend 💪💪💪
verry good video
What is the difference between this and the HW50 and how much heavier is it?
hw 50 is less power and hw 95 is bigger gun and more powerful and heavier
Weihrauch make the best break barrel rifles in the world and best break barrel triggers.
Should I get .22 or .177?
177!! ♥️🔥
Nice job
Can you please suggest a Scope for this air rifle?