Love watching these demo's. Went out today to buy a Daystate Revere but ended up getting a HW 100 KT 177. Once I picked it up and felt it I my shoulder, I knew that's the one I would buy brand knew. Absolutely beautiful.
I purchased a mint condition second-hand one about a year ago & could not be happier with it. Laser accurate, I like the weight & the way everything works (lever, mag) and the trigger is so light. Very quiet too. The guy I brought it from had two mags & four 3-D printed ones, which work every bit as well as the original metal ones. Worth buying a few extra online (e-bay etc...) as you can then go through a whole fill without having to reload. I'm getting out all 84 pellets in .177 without losing accuracy. The guy I brought it from was an ex-army armourer & seemed to know his stuff as he had a collection of air-rifles, rim & centre fire guns in his garage workshop. He recommended using the JSB Jumbo Diabalo as he'd found the HW-100KT likes them the best & they've been doing the business for me. My only complaint is that it makes shooting too easy, so I take my old
Thankyou Richard for your info , first air rifle ive bought since last shooting in mid 80's is Weihrauch hw95k, beautiful break barrel ! second rifle and first pcp was, and still is the hw100t. Fabulous accuracy and German engineering. Love the informative vids. Looking for my 3rd rifle next summer, probably be a Daystate huntsman revere in .177 although I like the air arms S510, but dont like safety being on trigger. Keep up great vids and safe shooting. Dave
Great rifle , got the HW100t in .20 , very accurate , and what a quality look and feel too it , you can say one thing about the jerries , there engineering is first class ... the magazine system is one of the best as well , so simple and easy to load .. superbly explained review , a pleasure to watch .
Thanks very much. They are great aren't they? I've got a .177 Sporter which is everything you could want from a rifle. Always dependable and accurate as anything I've ever shot. Let's hope the boss comes around to your way of thinking!
I'm new to air gunning and hope to buy one soon. One of the aspects that I am weighing while watching videos is the sound level while shooting. Your background music makes it difficult to get a grasp on the sound level while shooting. Just a suggestion, could you lower the level of the background music to allow a little better evaluation of shot sound level for better viewer evaluation? Maybe even consider providing a decibel reading.
Hi Duke. Thanks for watching. To be honest, I think that a recording with a microphone would give you a false impression of noise level anyway. Most 12 ft/lbs rifles fitted with a silencer are pretty quiet. In fact, the impact noise is usually louder than the actual shot. The HW100 with a Weihrauch silencer is particularly quiet.
I was watching for the same, just wanted to hear it w/o any distraction. Still a good review but Im tied between this, a S510 or R10! I joined a rifle club but up to now I can't find any members with one I can try out
Hi Richard. My hw100kt is arriving Saturday! Now I've ordered a hills mk5 to fill it when it runs out but will the hills pump fit or do I have to buy a compatible adapter or will the gun already have one?? Atb David
Hi Dave. Now the long wait! Your rifle will come with a fill probe. You can screw it directly to the line on the pump but that will make it a lot harder to use the pump with any other rifle (as you'd have to unscrew your HW probe each time). You might want to try a quick fit adapter. You probe screws into the end and then the adapter snaps on and off the filler line. They don't cost much. Call Best Fittings on 01747 312672 and tell them what you're after...Have fun! www.bestfittings.co.uk/shop/quick-coupler-kits-and-parts/plugs/best-fittings-qc03-quick-coupler-plug/
Hi. I believe it was a Hawke Vantage but don't recall the details beyond that. Hawke have a great range though and are well worth checking out. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic video's, I am in the process of buying one of these beauties, just can't decide on barrel length, carbine or standard length, would I gain accuracy from the standard length.
Hi Ashley. Thanks very much. I'm not sure the longer barrel versions would necessarily give you much better accuracy in practice. Maybe if you are shooting over long distance and your technique is flawless. I know some K owners whose rifles are extremely accurate. The other thing you should consider is shot count. The HW100S and HW100T offer 100+ shots per fill whereas the K series are 50-75 for .177 / .22. Thanks for watching.
Standard - Better shot count. Had one years ago and stupidly sold it. Recently sold my FX Dreamline Tactical Compact and purchased the HW100 BP in standard - damn, it's accurate!
Hi, first congratulation for your video, second I have a question about hw weir. 100 pcp I heard that such rifle is not really good , it has many problems with gasket and other things
Thanks very much. To be honest, most if not all PCP rifles have issues with 'o' rings failing occasionally - its simply a reality of having to contain all that high pressure air. The HW100 is no worse than any other rifle in that regard, and a lot better than most in fact. The HW100 is rightly regarded as one of the best PCP rifles available.
Great review, well done. I love mine. I have an KT FSB with "Schichtholz"-shaft. I love it. Precise beautifull and the trigger is epic. I'm not restricted to 16 fairy/unicorns (or whatever unit you brits use to measure energy) and until i use ammo that is light enoug to crack the sound barrier it isn't loud at all. I've farted louder, than the hw100 shoots. Why do you need a silencer on it?
Always have a good look at these ,I'd really love one but ...I hear so much bad press ,losing pressure is the main one ..low shot count ..I hear u can get one then send it off to be tinkered with ? Love a black tactical rifle ..I've only ever had lam and walnut stocks in the past with other rifles ...I'm looking for my forever pcp and could get the fx crown or bantum sniper xr..but I like the look of this ..how far behind would this gun be ?
Aslo with the more expensive guns ,the added shot counts come with the big ugly bottles which dominate the rifles ..so the low shot count is a double edge sword, its a bummer ,but it makes for a better looking rifle imo...people that own hw's seem to think they are the greatest rifles ever made when working properly
Hi Mark. Don't be put off by the boo boys. If you ask enough people you'll find a horror story about nearly every brand of air rifle, but you'll find plenty more telling you pleased they are. You could buy an HW100 and have a problem, but you could buy Daystate, FX, Brocock , Air Arms - that's why they come with warranties. The HW100 is one of the best-selling and most popular rifles for a reason - they are extremely good. I have a 2006 HW100S. I've had to replace a couple of seals during that time, but I've had seals go on plenty of other rifles as well. It is laser accurate and consistently 11 + ft/lbs. The KT model does have a lower shot count simply because it is a smaller capacity rifle. If shot count is an issue for you, think about the longer 'S' models; I get 70+ shots per fill from my rifle. If you need more than that, then a bottle rifle could be what you are looking at. Depending on your budget - BSA R10, FX Impact/Maverick, Daystate Wolverine R/Red Wolf, Brocock Sniper XR and plenty more will pretty much last you a tin of pellets. We've reviewed most of those rifles, and plenty more on the channel. Hopefully they will help you make a decision. Again - don't believe all the horror stories. Good luck.
@@airgunextra thanks for the info ...I've just come across a hw100 which is sold by the rat works pre tuned ,they fit a tench reg ,and a light weight cylinder, they say its alot lighter over all ,and the shot count is between 180 /200 ,now that would cure the low shot count for me ,and taking the fact its been tuned by pros that's the worries of loss of power ect taken away...I like the black hw100 ,they are priced at just over 1000 pounds ...have u heard of these being brought by anyone ? Sounds perfect to me ..but im not alway 100% confident lol
@@markveganism5003 Hi Ratworks do a great job and I'm sure any rifle they have tuned would be sweet as. The black tactical stock version is exactly the same as the wooden stock rifles in all regards. They weigh about the same as well as I believe they are wooden stocks with a synthetic cover.
Hi Richard, thankyou for your great review. May I ask you please, what wins your vote, the Air Arms S510 Regulated, or the HW 100?? Looking forward to hearing your opinion, thanks
Thanks Ian. This isn't going to help, but honestly, I think there's very little difference between the S510 R and HW100. Both are superbly made and very accurate capable of placing pellet on pellet for as long as you are prepared to keep putting air in and pulling the trigger. The Ultimate Sporter (not the S510) has some stock adjustment, which the HW100 doesn't, but that's probably the only standout difference. The good news is that there's no bad decision between the two Ian. Its one of those situations where the heart can rule the head and you can go for the rifle that appeals to you the most. If you can, try and put both to your shoulder and see which one one feels right. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful than that.
@@airgunextra Hi Richard, thankyou for yet another honest, great reply. Yes, I agree. They are two fabulous air rifles. I'm so glad a British company has manufactured a fantastic air rifle to rival what Germany are producing. Pardon the pun, you can set your clock with anything German made, its bullet proof. The thought, workmanship, craftsmanship, precision etc, that's gone into both these products is staggering. I could sit with either or both on my knee all night and come nowhere near being close to fed up all night. It's like feeling electricity running through your fingertips! Just fabulous! Thankyou Richard.
Hi Dougie. Thanks very much. The HW100 is an extremely accurate rifle. Effective range for use on live quarry is an emotive topic though. Many people will tell you they can knock pigeons over at 60 metres all day long. I've yet to see someone do it on command though. Effective range is the range at which you can put five shots through a 10p piece - with no practice shots - from every position you intend shooting from - standing, sitting, kneeling, prone, rested/free hand. Personally, I limit my 12 ft. lbs. hunting/pest control to 30 metres with a .22 and 40 metres with a .177. And only then from a few different shooting positions. The internet is full of people claiming super-long distance kill shots, but you don't see the misses and, even worse, wounding shots, and you don't see the sighters to judge wind. If you can, get closer to your quarry....that's half the fun!
@@airgunextra Thanks Alpha, I appreciate your advice. I’m a total novice, haven’t even purchased a rifle yet. I will be creative and try to get nearer to the targets then. Cheers. Oh, I subbed your channel.
Hi Mark. Thanks very much. I believe it is a Harris 6-9 inch bipod. Plenty of retailers stock them. This is just one www.uttings.co.uk/c637-bipods-and-supports/brand=harris/
Hi Dave. All the usual quality brands seem to go well. I'd try JSB Exact, Air Arms Diabolo Field 4.52 and H&N Baracuda to start with. Shoot a few groups with each one and I'm sure one will stand out. Personally, I've always found AADF pretty good in most rifles I test.
Lucky relative. I'd stick to one of the big brands - BSA, Daystate, Brocock, FX, Air Arms, Weihrauch. And spend some time with him/her looking at our reviews!
As always, an excellent video, BUT the continual bell tone and music which you have recently introduced is very irritating and distracting. I started watching your vids as I appreciate your calm, no nonsense and informative style. For me, It’s unnecessary and detracts from your review.
Just bought one of these in 22 this week in green synthetic after four years of excellent performance from my hw110 st. It was time for an upgrade and a new rat basher and workhorse that would possibly take an odd knock now and then and that’s the reason for my choice in the green synthetic. Granted it’s not as attractive as the wood but this is a tool to do a job in all conditions. I’m a Weihrauch man through and through and I’ve never had a problem with any of them and I like their rotary discs for the ease of loading especially as I have a bit of dexterity problems and these work great for me especially when shooting at night, no fiddling about taking apart magazines like other well known makes do have, remove this rotate that drop a pellet in twist that and all that malarkey, too fiddly for me.
They are great rifles aren't they? I'd imagine a .22 would be an ideal rat rifle. Have you got NV on top? I took my HW100S .177 to the range yesterday - haven't shot it for at least a year and it was spot on, didn't even have to adjust the scope to re-zero!. Thanks for watching and enjoy your new rifle.
Hi Dave. Most gun shops will stock the HW100 KT. Some will offer a door to door delivery service, others will require you to go in person to make the purchase. I'd be surprised if your local gun shop doesn't stock the HW100 as it is a top seller.
@@airgunextra thanks Richard I had a old wierach. 22 years ago great air gun but this one is another level 👌can u recommend a good pump (hand/stirrup)?
@@daveshaw5293 Hi Dave. The Hills stirrup pump is about the best I've used. Still hard work though. If you have a dive shop nearby, an investment in a compressed air bottle save a lot of sweat.
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@@Seamaster1963 Sorry about that. 'K' stands for Kurz (German for 'short') and 'S' for 'Sporter' - is that your understanding too? And you're right re magazine capacity. I said early on that the mag takes 10 pellets - a slip of the tongue as I correctly said '14' later on. And with regards to shot count, Weihrauch quotes 50 and 110, which is about what I said in the film. The mistake I made was that I referred to those numbers for .22 whereas they should have been for .177. Thanks for keeping me honest!
Alpha Militaria Yes mate, but you can have a Sporter K (KS) or a Thumbhole K (KT). So it’s not K or Sporter, it’s KS, KT, and the full length rifles are designated S or T. Do you see what I mean?
Love watching these demo's. Went out today to buy a Daystate Revere but ended up getting a HW 100 KT 177. Once I picked it up and felt it I my shoulder, I knew that's the one I would buy brand knew. Absolutely beautiful.
You did the right thing buddy 😊
I purchased a mint condition second-hand one about a year ago & could not be happier with it. Laser accurate, I like the weight & the way everything works (lever, mag) and the trigger is so light. Very quiet too.
The guy I brought it from had two mags & four 3-D printed ones, which work every bit as well as the original metal ones. Worth buying a few extra online (e-bay etc...) as you can then go through a whole fill without having to reload. I'm getting out all 84 pellets in .177 without losing accuracy.
The guy I brought it from was an ex-army armourer & seemed to know his stuff as he had a collection of air-rifles, rim & centre fire guns in his garage workshop. He recommended using the JSB Jumbo Diabalo as he'd found the HW-100KT likes them the best & they've been doing the business for me.
My only complaint is that it makes shooting too easy, so I take my old
Yes, I know what you mean, I have an hw100kt, but bought an hw30, just to challenge my shooting skills.
Great Rifle's buddy 😊
Thankyou Richard for your info , first air rifle ive bought since last shooting in mid 80's is Weihrauch hw95k, beautiful break barrel ! second rifle and first pcp was, and still is the hw100t. Fabulous accuracy and German engineering. Love the informative vids. Looking for my 3rd rifle next summer, probably be a Daystate huntsman revere in .177 although I like the air
arms S510, but dont like safety being on trigger. Keep up great vids and safe shooting.
Dave
No fluff, just information. Thanks' for the thorough HW100 review. I'm subscribed.
Thanks very much.
Love my HW100KT in 22 Just Pure Quality, thank's Richard for a Great Review
Thanks very much Tony. Certainly is a great rifle.
@@airgunextra Thank's Richard
For sure! … this video did educate me on what & how this product works. Thank you!
Great rifle , got the HW100t in .20 , very accurate , and what a quality look and feel too it , you can say one thing about the jerries , there engineering is first class ... the magazine system is one of the best as well , so simple and easy to load .. superbly explained review , a pleasure to watch .
Thanks very much Mark. Glad you enjoyed it...
Another great review Richard. This is one rifle i regret selling 👍 when the 'boss' allows it - i'll have another
Thanks very much. They are great aren't they? I've got a .177 Sporter which is everything you could want from a rifle. Always dependable and accurate as anything I've ever shot. Let's hope the boss comes around to your way of thinking!
@@airgunextra we can but live in hope matey 🙏
Nice concise video.
Thanks very much
Can you link the swivel stud you bought to fit the bipod please? The one I bought was too short, I think the synthetic stock is thicker
Hello from the USA great video 1 more nice perk it has a 200 bar fill very hand pump friendly with covid 19 out and about is a great asset
Have 2 hw100s. The s. And carbine both incredibly accurate I use both in competition.I the hw100s on a 100 yard range great bit of kit
Nice review Richard , cheers Shane
Thanks Shane...
I'm new to air gunning and hope to buy one soon. One of the aspects that I am weighing while watching videos is the sound level while shooting. Your background music makes it difficult to get a grasp on the sound level while shooting. Just a suggestion, could you lower the level of the background music to allow a little better evaluation of shot sound level for better viewer evaluation? Maybe even consider providing a decibel reading.
Hi Duke. Thanks for watching. To be honest, I think that a recording with a microphone would give you a false impression of noise level anyway. Most 12 ft/lbs rifles fitted with a silencer are pretty quiet. In fact, the impact noise is usually louder than the actual shot. The HW100 with a Weihrauch silencer is particularly quiet.
I was watching for the same, just wanted to hear it w/o any distraction. Still a good review but Im tied between this, a S510 or R10! I joined a rifle club but up to now I can't find any members with one I can try out
Hi Richard. My hw100kt is arriving Saturday! Now I've ordered a hills mk5 to fill it when it runs out but will the hills pump fit or do I have to buy a compatible adapter or will the gun already have one?? Atb David
Hi Dave. Now the long wait! Your rifle will come with a fill probe. You can screw it directly to the line on the pump but that will make it a lot harder to use the pump with any other rifle (as you'd have to unscrew your HW probe each time). You might want to try a quick fit adapter. You probe screws into the end and then the adapter snaps on and off the filler line. They don't cost much. Call Best Fittings on 01747 312672 and tell them what you're after...Have fun! www.bestfittings.co.uk/shop/quick-coupler-kits-and-parts/plugs/best-fittings-qc03-quick-coupler-plug/
@@airgunextra Haha yes! But it will be well worth it !it looks like I'm good to go then and thanks for the info pal 👌
@@daveshaw5293 Enjoy your new gun Dave...
U have got it wrong that stock is not wood underneath the plastic mate
Did we see the safety in operation...? maybe I missed it.
Per cortesia vorrei conoscere la marca e le caratteristiche dell' ottica montata sulla carabina. Grazie.
Hi. I believe it was a Hawke Vantage but don't recall the details beyond that. Hawke have a great range though and are well worth checking out. Thanks for watching.
Excellent video ty 👌👌
Maybe I missed it, but how far were you shooting to target at 12:15?
Hi Ryan. I was shooting at 30m metres. Thanks for watching...
Very nice 👌
Fantastic video's, I am in the process of buying one of these beauties, just can't decide on barrel length, carbine or standard length, would I gain accuracy from the standard length.
Hi Ashley. Thanks very much. I'm not sure the longer barrel versions would necessarily give you much better accuracy in practice. Maybe if you are shooting over long distance and your technique is flawless. I know some K owners whose rifles are extremely accurate. The other thing you should consider is shot count. The HW100S and HW100T offer 100+ shots per fill whereas the K series are 50-75 for .177 / .22. Thanks for watching.
Standard - Better shot count. Had one years ago and stupidly sold it. Recently sold my FX Dreamline Tactical Compact and purchased the HW100 BP in standard - damn, it's accurate!
Hi, first congratulation for your video, second I have a question about hw weir. 100 pcp
I heard that such rifle is not really good , it has many problems with gasket and other things
Thanks very much. To be honest, most if not all PCP rifles have issues with 'o' rings failing occasionally - its simply a reality of having to contain all that high pressure air. The HW100 is no worse than any other rifle in that regard, and a lot better than most in fact. The HW100 is rightly regarded as one of the best PCP rifles available.
I have an HW 100 KT .177 since August 2019, shoot it almost every day, never ever had any problems.
Great review, well done. I love mine. I have an KT FSB with "Schichtholz"-shaft. I love it. Precise beautifull and the trigger is epic. I'm not restricted to 16 fairy/unicorns (or whatever unit you brits use to measure energy) and until i use ammo that is light enoug to crack the sound barrier it isn't loud at all. I've farted louder, than the hw100 shoots. Why do you need a silencer on it?
Just found your channel, perfect if your looking to purchase new gun. Thanks
Thanks Michael - very nice of you to say. That's exactly the aim of all our videos.
Beautiful Airgun,i like this gun. Very accurate. I think,this will be my next airgun.thanks for the video.sincerely Heimo.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Always have a good look at these ,I'd really love one but ...I hear so much bad press ,losing pressure is the main one ..low shot count ..I hear u can get one then send it off to be tinkered with ? Love a black tactical rifle ..I've only ever had lam and walnut stocks in the past with other rifles ...I'm looking for my forever pcp and could get the fx crown or bantum sniper xr..but I like the look of this ..how far behind would this gun be ?
Aslo with the more expensive guns ,the added shot counts come with the big ugly bottles which dominate the rifles ..so the low shot count is a double edge sword, its a bummer ,but it makes for a better looking rifle imo...people that own hw's seem to think they are the greatest rifles ever made when working properly
Hi Mark. Don't be put off by the boo boys. If you ask enough people you'll find a horror story about nearly every brand of air rifle, but you'll find plenty more telling you pleased they are. You could buy an HW100 and have a problem, but you could buy Daystate, FX, Brocock , Air Arms - that's why they come with warranties. The HW100 is one of the best-selling and most popular rifles for a reason - they are extremely good. I have a 2006 HW100S. I've had to replace a couple of seals during that time, but I've had seals go on plenty of other rifles as well. It is laser accurate and consistently 11 + ft/lbs. The KT model does have a lower shot count simply because it is a smaller capacity rifle. If shot count is an issue for you, think about the longer 'S' models; I get 70+ shots per fill from my rifle. If you need more than that, then a bottle rifle could be what you are looking at. Depending on your budget - BSA R10, FX Impact/Maverick, Daystate Wolverine R/Red Wolf, Brocock Sniper XR and plenty more will pretty much last you a tin of pellets. We've reviewed most of those rifles, and plenty more on the channel. Hopefully they will help you make a decision. Again - don't believe all the horror stories. Good luck.
@@airgunextra thanks for the info ...I've just come across a hw100 which is sold by the rat works pre tuned ,they fit a tench reg ,and a light weight cylinder, they say its alot lighter over all ,and the shot count is between 180 /200 ,now that would cure the low shot count for me ,and taking the fact its been tuned by pros that's the worries of loss of power ect taken away...I like the black hw100 ,they are priced at just over 1000 pounds ...have u heard of these being brought by anyone ? Sounds perfect to me ..but im not alway 100% confident lol
@@markveganism5003 Hi Ratworks do a great job and I'm sure any rifle they have tuned would be sweet as. The black tactical stock version is exactly the same as the wooden stock rifles in all regards. They weigh about the same as well as I believe they are wooden stocks with a synthetic cover.
Hi Richard, thankyou for your great review. May I ask you please, what wins your vote, the Air Arms S510 Regulated, or the HW 100?? Looking forward to hearing your opinion, thanks
Thanks Ian. This isn't going to help, but honestly, I think there's very little difference between the S510 R and HW100. Both are superbly made and very accurate capable of placing pellet on pellet for as long as you are prepared to keep putting air in and pulling the trigger. The Ultimate Sporter (not the S510) has some stock adjustment, which the HW100 doesn't, but that's probably the only standout difference. The good news is that there's no bad decision between the two Ian. Its one of those situations where the heart can rule the head and you can go for the rifle that appeals to you the most. If you can, try and put both to your shoulder and see which one one feels right. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful than that.
@@airgunextra Hi Richard, thankyou for yet another honest, great reply. Yes, I agree. They are two fabulous air rifles. I'm so glad a British company has manufactured a fantastic air rifle to rival what Germany are producing. Pardon the pun, you can set your clock with anything German made, its bullet proof.
The thought, workmanship, craftsmanship, precision etc, that's gone into both these products is staggering. I could sit with either or both on my knee all night and come nowhere near being close to fed up all night. It's like feeling electricity running through your fingertips!
Just fabulous!
Thankyou Richard.
Very competent review. Would this rifle be accurate to 50-60m? I’d need that for back garden pesting, pigeons in particular. Thanks.
Hi Dougie. Thanks very much. The HW100 is an extremely accurate rifle. Effective range for use on live quarry is an emotive topic though. Many people will tell you they can knock pigeons over at 60 metres all day long. I've yet to see someone do it on command though. Effective range is the range at which you can put five shots through a 10p piece - with no practice shots - from every position you intend shooting from - standing, sitting, kneeling, prone, rested/free hand. Personally, I limit my 12 ft. lbs. hunting/pest control to 30 metres with a .22 and 40 metres with a .177. And only then from a few different shooting positions. The internet is full of people claiming super-long distance kill shots, but you don't see the misses and, even worse, wounding shots, and you don't see the sighters to judge wind. If you can, get closer to your quarry....that's half the fun!
@@airgunextra Thanks Alpha, I appreciate your advice. I’m a total novice, haven’t even purchased a rifle yet. I will be creative and try to get nearer to the targets then. Cheers. Oh, I subbed your channel.
@@dougieranger Thanks very much Dougie!
Can u get the full length version in the laminate stock.... Cheers
We'll do our best Robert. Thanks for watching.
Hi Richard, I've just ordered the HW100KT LAM, may I ask what bi-pod is on this one and thanks for another top vlog.
Hi Mark. Thanks very much. I believe it is a Harris 6-9 inch bipod. Plenty of retailers stock them. This is just one www.uttings.co.uk/c637-bipods-and-supports/brand=harris/
@@airgunextra Thank you for the info Richard.
Hi Richard. What's the best pellets for the hw100kt in .177 ?(targets /vermin
Hi Dave. All the usual quality brands seem to go well. I'd try JSB Exact, Air Arms Diabolo Field 4.52 and H&N Baracuda to start with. Shoot a few groups with each one and I'm sure one will stand out. Personally, I've always found AADF pretty good in most rifles I test.
@@airgunextra thanks Mate il give them a try and see 👍
@@daveshaw5293 Good luck Dave...
@@airgunextra thanks 👍
how do i order mr alpha militaria so that it can be sent unit type weihrauch HW 100 KT thanks
Hi. Unfortunately we don't sell the HW100 KT at this time. There are plenty of gun shops that will though. Where are you located?
So how the FAC version looks like on this rifle? Same but with longer barrel? how about the tube? I'm looking for the KT version in FAC 18 ft/ibs
Hi. Thanks for watching. I believe the barrel is 10cm longer, but the cylinder is the same length. Unless anyone can confirm otherwise?
@@airgunextra thank you
Great review as always….shame about the annoying lift music
You can always turn the volume down for the non-speaky bits Mark. Thanks for watching.
Alpha Militaria thanks I might do that but seriously your content is very very good…always watch your videos👍👍
Hi i want to get my relative a decent air rifle moneys no object what do you think I can get him ?
Lucky relative. I'd stick to one of the big brands - BSA, Daystate, Brocock, FX, Air Arms, Weihrauch. And spend some time with him/her looking at our reviews!
@@airgunextra 👍
Dear Sir! What is the weight of the gun?
Hi. It varies by model. This should help www.weihrauch-sport.de/pre-charged?lang=en
I’ve recently bought an HW110. Excellent quality and accuracy. Great video. Maybe you will review the 110 some day.
Thanks Geoff. The HW110 is indeed a great rifle. Fingers crossed I get my hands on one soon!
Great review. Feckin' music again! Why?
What bullets were you using?
Hi Alastair. I believe they were Air Arms Diabolo Field.
@@airgunextra Thank you.
@@alastair9894 You're welcome. JSB Exacts, Daystate Sovereigns and H&N Baracudas go well in it as well.
I haven't a clue about your hobby just looked it on UA-cam any suggestions
Thanks guys
As always, an excellent video, BUT the continual bell tone and music which you have recently introduced is very irritating and distracting. I started watching your vids as I appreciate your calm, no nonsense and informative style. For me, It’s unnecessary and detracts from your review.
Just bought one of these in 22 this week in green synthetic after four years of excellent performance from my hw110 st. It was time for an upgrade and a new rat basher and workhorse that would possibly take an odd knock now and then and that’s the reason for my choice in the green synthetic. Granted it’s not as attractive as the wood but this is a tool to do a job in all conditions. I’m a Weihrauch man through and through and I’ve never had a problem with any of them and I like their rotary discs for the ease of loading especially as I have a bit of dexterity problems and these work great for me especially when shooting at night, no fiddling about taking apart magazines like other well known makes do have, remove this rotate that drop a pellet in twist that and all that malarkey, too fiddly for me.
They are great rifles aren't they? I'd imagine a .22 would be an ideal rat rifle. Have you got NV on top? I took my HW100S .177 to the range yesterday - haven't shot it for at least a year and it was spot on, didn't even have to adjust the scope to re-zero!. Thanks for watching and enjoy your new rifle.
@@airgunextra I have yes, I’ve got a pard 007 and does the job nicely cracking bit of kit for the money.
@@PiperX1X I couldn't agree more. I was out with one ratting last might in fact.
Wheres the best place to buy this here in the uk any advice would be good ??
Hi Dave. Most gun shops will stock the HW100 KT. Some will offer a door to door delivery service, others will require you to go in person to make the purchase. I'd be surprised if your local gun shop doesn't stock the HW100 as it is a top seller.
@@airgunextra thanks Richard I had a old wierach. 22 years ago great air gun but this one is another level 👌can u recommend a good pump (hand/stirrup)?
@@daveshaw5293 Hi Dave. The Hills stirrup pump is about the best I've used. Still hard work though. If you have a dive shop nearby, an investment in a compressed air bottle save a lot of sweat.
@@airgunextra thanks Mate 👍
@@daveshaw5293 No worries Dave. Please let us know if there's anything else we can help with.
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Range ? 20 ? 50?
question? what?
Nice review ,but you could have made a better group with it .
I think that's true every time I pick up a rifle! Thanks for watching.
@@airgunextra respect to you ,but I managed to do one pellet size group from 40 y with hw100 .22 rated !
That's great shooting.
@@airgunextra thanks mate👍
Too much wrong information I’m afraid. I’ve enjoyed many of your other videos but you haven’t researched this one well enough.
Sorry about that Seamaster. What did I get wrong?
You got your designations of k and s wrong, the number of shots in a mag and the shotcount to name three without watching it again.
I should add that I’ve subscribed to your channel and that I find your reviews very informative. I love the matter of fact way you deliver your reviews.
@@Seamaster1963 Sorry about that. 'K' stands for Kurz (German for 'short') and 'S' for 'Sporter' - is that your understanding too? And you're right re magazine capacity. I said early on that the mag takes 10 pellets - a slip of the tongue as I correctly said '14' later on. And with regards to shot count, Weihrauch quotes 50 and 110, which is about what I said in the film. The mistake I made was that I referred to those numbers for .22 whereas they should have been for .177. Thanks for keeping me honest!
Alpha Militaria Yes mate, but you can have a Sporter K (KS) or a Thumbhole K (KT). So it’s not K or Sporter, it’s KS, KT, and the full length rifles are designated S or T. Do you see what I mean?