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Very nice. This year is my year of biting the weihrauch bullet I think... now I just have decide which one. 😅

Build to last a lifetime. Mine is from 1968 and still shoots spot on, i'm also from 1968! 😁 Greetings from the Netherlands and God bless!

Fantastic rifle, i have 10 of them, old and new. You won't regret buying that.

Looks like its new Chuck.

Whats the FPS in that gun Chuck in 177 and 22.

Get over to tinbum tuning on here and nick will show you how to make a fantastic rifle epic. You're welcome

Reminds me of a HW30 but scalled up a bit.

Chuck had my 99 in bits today. Over a year old so greased and polished etc. I have found no signs of scrap scratches or wear after 4000 pellets. Iv seen some negative reports. Mine had the light oil in as from new. Now bisley molybdenum. Just polished front and back of piston. Keep shooting…

I sure looked at these for a long time. Very nice rifles with a long history. It's a larger piston with a short stroke or shot cycle. Some say it's less hold sensitive combined with the weight. Some complain about the shot cycle. Will be waiting to see shooting video and what you think after shooting it a while.

Lovely gun! I grew up in the 1970's with a 'standard' version that had the rounded pistol grip. Loved that gun so when I had the chance to recently purchase a 22 inch barrel Export version from the same era as mine, I jumped at it! I have the rare but not as beautiful 'Thumbhole' or Lochschaft version. A very interesting and comfortable stock but the Export was always the dream. I like what they've done with the new stock looks great! ...and I believe you are one of the few who pronounce Weihrauch correctly. Great video as always!! Love the channel! Greetings from Spain!

Very nice rifle. Plans to mount a scope or keep it open sights?

Hi, I've got an old hw 50 that still has the leather piston seal, and I had to replace the breech seal because the old one was rotten. I put an original weihrauch spring in there, and it only does around 9 joules, even though the first shot was 15. Do you have any idea how to fix it?

Thats a sweet looking rifle! I love the checkering on the stock.

Ive got that same shirt!

I have done a lot of woodworking, it was my business for some 30 years, and I believe you have a very well thought out stock there. The cap that was added I believe was put on the grip to dress the cathedral grain pattern that is accented by the stippling and to close the end grain that occurs from that grain pattern. Note how it is exactly where the stippling ends. I see it as a feature not a distraction. That is one fine looking stock.

Nice rifle! Everything Weihrauch is outstanding. 11 FPE is more than sufficient and with Weihrauch accuracy you are all set. Now I'm waiting for your hunting video 😊

Pronnounced 'vy-rark.'

I am new to the air gun world and after watching some videos I decided to go with the spring piston models so I bought a TX 200 carbine and a HW 97K and I thoroughly enjoy shooting them although I seem to prefer the HW 97 accuracy of the two are very similar But I prefer the HW 97 just wondering is there any advantage to a break barrel versus a under lever I like that rifle you’ve shown and I’m considering one just wondering what your thoughts are on that. I am just a target shooter and small game hunter all around the farm. Nothing else thank you. I really enjoy your channel.

Hi Chuck, the '35 is a great rifle. I have 2, a new 35k and a stunning 35E from the 80s with a 22inch barrel😮. I've a diopter sight for my 35 that I used to use for 10metre target work at the club when I was a young lad, if I can find it up and if you would like it I'll send it out to you. The foresight blade with the hole in in middle was designed to be used with the diopter. ( Ps though a K is a carbine length rifle as other have said it's actually Kurz which is German for short).

Hi Chuck, I have two of these. A forty year old E model with 22inch barrel and walnut stock. Just dismantled it and found a badly bent spring, bent piston rod and poss. the original seal. Dropped in a Vortek kit and seal, straighteded piston rod and re-assembled. Now running in but a vast improvement. The other is a more modern one been mucked about with so sorting it out. Great guns to use. Difficult to put them down. Looking at an HW 98 today. Regards, U.K. P.S. Hold the slide lever down when closing to avoid spelching on the face of the body.

Hi Chuck always good to see yourself and son enjoying life together through airgun shooting and fishing, a tip a gunsmith told me , depress the breach lock when closing the action to stop wear on the breach block ! I have a 35k in 22 , limited edition blue laminate, never to be sold 😂 stay safe cheers from the UK 🇬🇧

One of the best videos! 👍 God bless you Boss.

any air rifle thats accurate w/CPHPs is a GREAT air rifle IMO. lookin forward to seein it in action. also wonderen if you'll ever film any of ur HUNTS. maybe hav CHRIS film.

I have a hw35e with 22 inch barrel made in 1979 still shoots spot on

another great vy row!

This is my favourite air gun, but I can tell that HW35 is the second best break barrel. In my opinion the best break barrel is Walther LGV - this gun has much better design.

Have a old 35 . Love mine😉👍

No pcp this is the best of the best!👍 God bless you.

Little breeeeeeeez lol

I had chance of one . Picked the 99s cos power was full 12… n the 35 about 10. But i might end up with both one day lol 😂 ❤❤❤

Wonderfull! 👍

Non, non et non... "K" n'a rien à voir avec "carabine". La dénomination "K" chez Weihrauch signifie "Kurz" et veut dire (concernant leurs canons) "court" en allemand ("shorts en anglais). Beaucoup font cette erreur ; démontrant au passage que peu de gens lisent le manuel fourni... 😄 Toutes les Weihrauch en piston-ressort sont excellentes. La HW98 est peut-être, avec la HW97K, l'une ou les deux meilleures dans cette marque ; sans citer Air Arms avec sa TX200 qui les surpasse largement. J'ai moi-même en ma possession une HW50S, HW98, HW97KT et anciennement une HW97K. 😉 Amicalement

That blonde part on the grip is sap wood, it's not glued on, it's a natural part of the tree.

Stunning new addition to your collection Chuck!! Wishing you a wonderful Thursday!!

Here in India some company makes rifle same quality as weihrauch hw30 all that under $120, its called SDB gennex pro look it up same as hw30

Nice, it was my 1st Weihrauch i ever bought. For HFT i now have a HW97 but still love to pick up the 35 now and then. Greetings from Holland!

Weihrauch HW-35 My favorite Weihrauch rifle is the RX-2(HW-90) But I sure would not turn down a nice HW-35 😁 . My Favorite, and my choice for "The Best Break Barrel Ever" Feinwerkbau FWB-124D It does not have the power of some, but, for the combination of durability and accuracy. I think it's unmatched. Just an IMO . Choosing .177 vs .22 Generally speaking, under 20ft-lbs of muzzle energy, give me the .177 over 20ft-lbs, a .22 . Muzzle energy / FPS In case anyone is interested and not heard this before at a Muzzle velocity of 671fps - the pellet weight will equal the muzzle energy 671x671x8.0 / 450240 = 8.000 671fps with an 8.0gr pellet = 8.000ft-lbs of muzzle energy 671fps with a 15.9gr pellet = 15.900ft-lbs of muzzle energy so on and so forth, any weight pellet will equal the muzzle energy. If the MV is 671fps And at a MV of 949fps you can double the pellet weight to get the muzzle energy 949x949x10.5 / 450240 = 21.00ft-lbs of muzzle energy . As always. Enjoyed the video and congratulations on your new rifle.

Never owned a 35, but I had the 80, and that rifle was bombproof and so accurate, only downside was the weight. Always found RWS superdomes excellent in it.

too expensive, its an airgun.

Hi my dear friend, this Weihrauch is so perfect, nice choice! Have a great day and take care 💀 👍

What a beauty!

Nice

Congrats! Cheers!

All these Weirauch rifles you own sounds hella expensive

Congratulations fantastic rifle, absolutely love mine and use it more than any other, I'm sure it will quickly become a favourite for you too 👍👍

Hi Chuck, the HW35 is a true classic. Thumbing the catch again when closing makes the lockup effectively silent, not only stealthy but doing so prevents any possibility of the catch wearing a shallow groove on the cylinder end face opposite the breech seal over time.

Did anyone else almost start clapping at the end like I did? 😮

I'm surprised they used the Stock with the cut for Benchrest on that one. I've looked at it a few times on Krale. That HW 57 looks really cool also and is tempting.