Many years ago I had an HW45, the one with the flat wooden grips, in .22cal and couldn't hit anything with it at all. So I sold it. I then bought a BSA Magnum in .22 cal and couldn't hit anything with that, either. Now, twenty years on, I regret selling my HW45 and might invest in another just to give it a fairer chance with some more practice. Many thanks for another great presentation.
you should do. These HW45's are super accurate, i had several over quite a few years and they are easy to get good at with practice. Super fun and accurate pistols. Best i've used
@@Sharpshooter99100 I did get another. A Black Star in .177 cal. It is very powerful, and accurate, providing it is held with a relaxed grip. Had I have given the old one a chance I wouldn't be writing these words. Good advice from you. Many thanks.
good review apart from missing out a couple of major factors. i.e. if you only pull back the cocking lever half way this gives a much easier to shoot/accurate power level of approx 2 ft llb`s. also there is a dry fire facility built in so you can just practice your trigger technique without actually firing a pellet. I have a HW45 and I am highly satisfied with it.
Not all 45s have two power settings. Only the 177 has the two power stages. I have a silver 177 and a black 22 and i was surprised that the 22 has only full power. i thought there was something wrong and even phoned Hull Cartridge. They said Two stage power is only in 177. The best thing they came up with was buy a 177 cal and buy the .20 or .22 cal barrels at £25 each. The barrel are only fixed with two small screws and can be changed in a few minutes.
My .22 has half and full power. It's a 45 from 1988 (I believe) it's also had a Tin Bum kit fitted which makes the pistol much nicer to shoot. 3.3 & 5.3 ft/lb
Thanks for the review Andy; I have the HW45 and love it despite the weight and size. I don't think you mentioned the half power option which improves accuracy and makes cocking easier. It is still plenty powerful enough for target shooting.
Thank you. Hubby bought me my first HW45 bronze. Enjoyed watching this review & look forward to using it. Just love the look of this pistol & feels great in the hand. Weighty pistol and thick handle but just couldnt resist this style & power. Im still needing abit of help opening it!
Awww, the HW45 review, I love this gun but only have the standard version, was looking to get a blackstar but seeing this silver one I'm in two minds now, I'll ask for a look at both in the shop and decide then. Great review Andy and thanks for listening to us, we love it ;-)
Great review as always Andy. I've never been a fan of Springer air pistols myself but the hw45 is an exception. Good power, great accuracy and exceptional quality from what I have heard. I might just need to cough up the dough and find the space for one of these on my pistol shelf. Too bad my wishlist is so long. So many airguns, so little time.
I bought one of this 2 years ago. I was able to shoot 2 inches target from 45 feet. I enjoyed it a lot. On the other hand, it broke down on me 4 times in 14 months. I had to send it out for repair. It took at least 4 weeks to get it back. It broke on me again 2 months since my last repair. I gave up.
Is a lovely bit of kit. Imposing gun and powerful. Reminds me of something Judge Dredd would use, which is good! I have a Black Star .22. Great sights.
I remember when they were introduced. I remember the shoulder stock which I thought was ace. They are lovely to look at but I couldn't see me using one that much, I would rather have a proper 10m pistol now, something that will aid me in my rifle shooting (trigger pull, exercise etc.) I don't mind springs and rams in rifles but for reason now I have PCP kit I don't like that mechanism for pistols. I don't mind the effort, but it is an effort. I think it is interesting to compare this with the HW44 because I think if Weihrauch could produce a PCP pistol that look as good as the HW45 they would be onto a winner. Of course they won't because the HW44, even though it a sales success, is more an attention grabber for the company than anything else and they can build them cheap because of the HW110 line.
Length of pull is a bit long for most teens and women and even many adult men. Other than that it's a wonderful fun pistol. Hard to shoot accurately as it comes out of the box is probably the most common opinion you hear about them though. It can be tuned down to more normal air pistol power levels. Not many people need a 7J air pistol! I've had mine since the late 80´s and its probably one of my most beloved possessions, not just sentimental reasons, but for its ability to put a smile on my face. The perfect pistol to plink with when I can't go to the range and shoot 'real pistols'! I used to have a Beeman P2 (HW75), but kept the HW45, since I like it more. The P2 had a tendency to jar me off aim when the hammer slammed forward. It was not as accurate as it could have been. Although more accurate than the HW45. If I would get a new HW45, I would get the special version from Waffen Schlottmann, it has a rear Weaver base that allows for a red dot where it wont ruin the balance as much.
Great review. I have the standard HW45 with the 1911 style grips, it is my favourite of all the air pistols I own, and the one I can get best results from. For me the trigger is perfect out of the box without adjustment, has a very nice pull feel to it. It is a bit top heavy, but thats not a bad thing in my opinion.
I have recently purchased the HW 45 and have realised the rail is 13mm and not a standard 11mm .If I was in the future thinking of buying a red dot could you please advise on my options as to what I could purchase that would fit as its rather confusing.Other people on the internet when searching the options are having the same issues as myself and possibly we need to convert to picatinny rail ,your valued opinion would be much appreciated ,Kind Regards ,David Scott .
Great review especially finally comments re weight and coking after consecutive shots. I have one of these and love it but not ideal for younger persons being introduced to shooting.
Great Review Andy , very interesting. Mrs Aar is a good shot . Thank for your time and work . Looking forward to the next 2 pistols reviews . Cheers Simon .... York
It's a great pistol there no doubt about it I've owned one at least 25/30 years and still going strong it'll struggle compared to a decent precharged but it's a springer so what do you expect nice gun and a big thumbs up from me 👍👍👍
I have a .22 caliber Beeman P1 with m1911 walnut grips plus additional 1911 rubber finger grooves. I think it is like a desert eagle crossed with a Colt m1911. I like how the recoil moves backwards, into the hand, unlike most other spring piston AirGuns. Incidentally, Beeman designed this pistol and got Weirauch to manufacture it, as well Beeman allowed Weirauch to release it under their brand name.
If you had paid attention to the physics in school, and your front sight, you'd know you are wrong! ;) The piston will have a opposite reaction forwards. That is why the front sight dips on these guns. The rear sight is mounted very high for that reason.
@@CandidZulu if you know the beeman P1/Weihrauch HW45, you would know that its powerplant is designed differently than nearly all other spring piston air pistols and rifles, and the recoil energy moves in the opposite direction than it does with other spring piston designs. I have a few other pistols like the Benjamin trail NP & Browning Buck Mark URX with spring/gas pistons and the recoil moves forward as you said. Your reply only proves that you have never fired need of these air pistols.
Being a solely a replica (or replica based) airgun collector, this gun is not my cup of tea (as my British airgun cousins might put it). I don't care for any of the airguns which look like the competition guns used in the Olympics, etc. But this being said, it is one fine looking pistols, and I'd be proud to have those grips on some of my guns. Also, I really like the new concept you come up with of having MRS. AAR getting involved in the videos. Your channel just keeps getting better and better. As to mine, it keeps getting crazier and crazier. I think I need some assistants to calm me down and do some better camera angles and editing. LOL It's getting a bit much for my crew of Me, Myself, and I. So, Andy, even when I don't care for the guns you review (at times), I still enjoy the reviews. DOC
The HW45/P1 standard model has a 1911 grip frame, a stipulation of Mr Beemans when developing the gun with Weihrauch, you can fit any grips made for a 1911.
I have standard 45, mate bought the Bronze star 4 weeks ago, paid £340 mine cost £260, he's traded he's in and got the same as mine standard, the thing is they just look and feel better than the black, silver, and bronze star versions.
Like it so much I've got three, standard model with three barrels .177 .20 .22, scoped silver star in .22, and a scoped black star in .177. I don't think I've ever used the "half cock" option on either of them. Full power all the way.
You mention that these pistols can be ordered with a larger grip. I bought a Silver Star recently & due to having very large hands I am unable to use it. I can't find mention of larger grips anywhere, can you point me in the right direction. Thanks
Weihrauch is better quality than the webley so that'd be my choice. If your against springs there's a pneumatic version of the hw45 I think it's the hw75 or something like that same gun with different power plant. (I'm sure the pneumatic hits much less power figures than the spring though)
Bonjour, Vous avez oublié de parler des 2 niveaux d'armement !!! le premier avec l'ensemble culasse/canon armé à 90° et le deuxième avec l'ensemble culasse/canon armé à fond. Le premier armement est donnée pour un plomb allant à environ 125m/s et le deuxième armement pour un plomb allant à environ 170m/s... soit 3.5/4 joules et 6.5/7.5 joules aves des plombs de 0.45 et 0.52 grammes...
Definitely something I wouldn't purchase!!!! Getting accuracy on a consistent basis is a major struggle & that's the part that's always left out when talking about this particular air pistol. The cost of it is based upon the name & the reputation of Weirach which I completely understand but for that then having to train yourself to hit a 10+ plus meter target on daily is way too much not to mention the recoil! For each is own b/c lots of ppl like the recoil but the Hw75 is something beyond amazing!!!! We all have our own preference I definitely have mine.
I know from watching US gun channels that once the audience meets the wife the husband becomes the sidekick. Every review now somebody will ask about Mrs AAR and when are we going to see her again and how is she doing. Some will even be cruel and say things like 'Mrs AAR wouldn't have missed that!' and so on. :) ;)
Damn that Silver Star looks great, trying desperately to justify the cost of one of these over a 2240 for humane dispatch of greys just because they are so nice. I guess it would be used for targets and plinking too.
I like the presentation here but why even mention or show the other 2 guns to not review them here? Why not show the difference between in accuracy, and nuisances of the 3 guns? You failed to mention a huge feature of this gun, and possibly would have made her cocking effort easier had she used the 1st cock feature. The half cock requires less effort. I'm considering this gun over the chiappa fas 6004, but like that the hw45 I can use for small rodents at full cock/power.
This is one of a three part review, all three guns shown have been reviewed, one after another, with a comparison overall included. Thanks for watching.
@@AAROnair you mentioned there was separate reviews for them in the video. Maybe update the info section , and provide links for those other gun review videos?
Excellent channel sir - Subscribed! Now - are you, erudite & educated as you are - letting yourself off with not pronouncing 'Weihrauch' properly!? I could swear you're doing that 'workaround' which I've heard people do - 'Vy-rark'. It is of course meant to be first 'Vy-rou' - with 'rou' as it is in 'round' - but instead of 'nd', you're placing in a kind of 'cough' sound. The 'ch' is a kind of cough sound.
Thank you. I have found after asking several Germans in differing parts of Germany, that even they pronounce it differently, I even thought about recording them pronouncing it to answer the age old point, but instead decided to go with the most common version. Happy holidays.
it will shoot rabbits that are quite large very nice I have 2 P1 pistols one only works on high power (needs work) and the other I have had like 14 years both have Hogue grips and pistol scopes bad ass pistol
@@De7Sanchez both .177 both pistol scope I was amazed that my first P1 would drop a rabbit I have had that pistol for 15 years kind of beat up but it would go every where with me in my backpack and ammo
@@brentwatts6130 a bushnell 2x6 and a weaver 1.5x4 hogue grips one rubber with finger grooves and the other cocobolo with palm swell. rabbits beware. !!!
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Many years ago I had an HW45, the one with the flat wooden grips, in .22cal and couldn't hit anything with it at all. So I sold it. I then bought a BSA Magnum in .22 cal and couldn't hit anything with that, either. Now, twenty years on, I regret selling my HW45 and might invest in another just to give it a fairer chance with some more practice.
Many thanks for another great presentation.
you should do. These HW45's are super accurate, i had several over quite a few years and they are easy to get good at with practice. Super fun and accurate pistols. Best i've used
@@Sharpshooter99100 I did get another. A Black Star in .177 cal. It is very powerful, and accurate, providing it is held with a relaxed grip. Had I have given the old one a chance I wouldn't be writing these words. Good advice from you.
Many thanks.
I've got the HW45 Black Star in .22, great gun, good punch with superb accuracy, love it.
Can a silencer be fitted m8. 👍🏻
good review apart from missing out a couple of major factors. i.e. if you only pull back the cocking lever half way this gives a much easier to shoot/accurate power level of approx 2 ft llb`s. also there is a dry fire facility built in so you can just practice your trigger technique without actually firing a pellet. I have a HW45 and I am highly satisfied with it.
Not all 45s have two power settings. Only the 177 has the two power stages. I have a silver 177 and a black 22 and i was surprised that the 22 has only full power. i thought there was something wrong and even phoned Hull Cartridge. They said Two stage power is only in 177. The best thing they came up with was buy a 177 cal and buy the .20 or .22 cal barrels at £25 each. The barrel are only fixed with two small screws and can be changed in a few minutes.
My .22 has half and full power. It's a 45 from 1988 (I believe) it's also had a Tin Bum kit fitted which makes the pistol much nicer to shoot. 3.3 & 5.3 ft/lb
Thanks for the review Andy; I have the HW45 and love it despite the weight and size. I don't think you mentioned the half power option which improves accuracy and makes cocking easier. It is still plenty powerful enough for target shooting.
Hello...the weihraucht 45 pistol has 2 power levels...first one for acuracy and the second one for total power
The 177 version has this feature not the .22
@@TomTom-ki6tj My HW45 Silver Star in 0.22 has 2 power settings.
Thank you. Hubby bought me my first HW45 bronze. Enjoyed watching this review & look forward to using it.
Just love the look of this pistol & feels great in the hand. Weighty pistol and thick handle but just couldnt resist this style & power.
Im still needing abit of help opening it!
I own a P1, bought it in the 80s. Crazy accurate and so fun to shoot!
Awww, the HW45 review, I love this gun but only have the standard version, was looking to get a blackstar but seeing this silver one I'm in two minds now, I'll ask for a look at both in the shop and decide then. Great review Andy and thanks for listening to us, we love it ;-)
There's also the Bronze Star which was brought out fairly recently too if that's your thing.
Great review as always Andy. I've never been a fan of Springer air pistols myself but the hw45 is an exception. Good power, great accuracy and exceptional quality from what I have heard. I might just need to cough up the dough and find the space for one of these on my pistol shelf. Too bad my wishlist is so long. So many airguns, so little time.
I bought one of this 2 years ago. I was able to shoot 2 inches target from 45 feet.
I enjoyed it a lot.
On the other hand, it broke down on me 4 times in 14 months. I had to send it out for repair. It took at least 4 weeks to get it back.
It broke on me again 2 months since my last repair.
I gave up.
Thanks for the review very interested in the virok hw45 . Mrs C got some nice groups on that target!
Is a lovely bit of kit. Imposing gun and powerful. Reminds me of something Judge Dredd would use, which is good! I have a Black Star .22. Great sights.
5 ft/lb is not powerful. The pellet will arc like a rainbow.
Can you do a review of the Weihrauch HW44 PCP, Please!? In need of a good review for that gun
I remember when they were introduced. I remember the shoulder stock which I thought was ace. They are lovely to look at but I couldn't see me using one that much, I would rather have a proper 10m pistol now, something that will aid me in my rifle shooting (trigger pull, exercise etc.) I don't mind springs and rams in rifles but for reason now I have PCP kit I don't like that mechanism for pistols. I don't mind the effort, but it is an effort.
I think it is interesting to compare this with the HW44 because I think if Weihrauch could produce a PCP pistol that look as good as the HW45 they would be onto a winner. Of course they won't because the HW44, even though it a sales success, is more an attention grabber for the company than anything else and they can build them cheap because of the HW110 line.
Length of pull is a bit long for most teens and women and even many adult men. Other than that it's a wonderful fun pistol. Hard to shoot accurately as it comes out of the box is probably the most common opinion you hear about them though. It can be tuned down to more normal air pistol power levels. Not many people need a 7J air pistol!
I've had mine since the late 80´s and its probably one of my most beloved possessions, not just sentimental reasons, but for its ability to put a smile on my face. The perfect pistol to plink with when I can't go to the range and shoot 'real pistols'!
I used to have a Beeman P2 (HW75), but kept the HW45, since I like it more. The P2 had a tendency to jar me off aim when the hammer slammed forward. It was not as accurate as it could have been. Although more accurate than the HW45.
If I would get a new HW45, I would get the special version from Waffen Schlottmann, it has a rear Weaver base that allows for a red dot where it wont ruin the balance as much.
Robert Underdunk Terwilliger the last thing id want with that ridiculous 6ftlb power limit is less power lol
Great review. I have the standard HW45 with the 1911 style grips, it is my favourite of all the air pistols I own, and the one I can get best results from. For me the trigger is perfect out of the box without adjustment, has a very nice pull feel to it. It is a bit top heavy, but thats not a bad thing in my opinion.
I have recently purchased the HW 45 and have realised the rail is 13mm and not a standard 11mm .If I was in the future thinking of buying a red dot could you please advise on my options as to what I could purchase that would fit as its rather confusing.Other people on the internet when searching the options are having the same issues as myself and possibly we need to convert to picatinny rail ,your valued opinion would be much appreciated ,Kind Regards ,David Scott .
Great review especially finally comments re weight and coking after consecutive shots.
I have one of these and love it but not ideal for younger persons being introduced to shooting.
Great Review Andy , very interesting. Mrs Aar is a good shot . Thank for your time and work . Looking forward to the next 2 pistols reviews . Cheers Simon .... York
I love the 45 but is virtually spring bound and dieseling is a huge issue, best results are gained by reducing power and cleaning all factory grease.
Is this the most powerful pistol legal in the UK? I want a legal pistol for home defence. Thanks
It's a great pistol there no doubt about it I've owned one at least 25/30 years and still going strong it'll struggle compared to a decent precharged but it's a springer so what do you expect nice gun and a big thumbs up from me 👍👍👍
I have a .22 caliber Beeman P1 with m1911 walnut grips plus additional 1911 rubber finger grooves.
I think it is like a desert eagle crossed with a Colt m1911.
I like how the recoil moves backwards, into the hand, unlike most other spring piston AirGuns.
Incidentally, Beeman designed this pistol and got Weirauch to manufacture it, as well Beeman allowed Weirauch to release it under their brand name.
If you had paid attention to the physics in school, and your front sight, you'd know you are wrong! ;) The piston will have a opposite reaction forwards. That is why the front sight dips on these guns. The rear sight is mounted very high for that reason.
@@CandidZulu if you know the beeman P1/Weihrauch HW45, you would know that its powerplant is designed differently than nearly all other spring piston air pistols and rifles, and the recoil energy moves in the opposite direction than it does with other spring piston designs.
I have a few other pistols like the Benjamin trail NP & Browning Buck Mark URX with spring/gas pistons and the recoil moves forward as you said.
Your reply only proves that you have never fired need of these air pistols.
@@gk.spinoza you are just plain wrong.
Remember borrowing a friends HW 45 back in the eighties when it was plain black and just looked like a massive 1911 with plain chequered grips
I love your reviews Could please make a video on HW75, I want to get one, and would like to see what you think about it Thanks Duke in USA
Excellent review, as always. At 3:00 you mentioned replacement grips in medium and large sizes. Can you provide a source for them?
This add on is sweet.
PEARCE GRIPS SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1911 COMPACT MODEL RUBBER FINGER GROOVE INSERT
Will they work on the Star series?
Being a solely a replica (or replica based) airgun collector, this gun is not my cup of tea (as my British airgun cousins might put it). I don't care for any of the airguns which look like the competition guns used in the Olympics, etc.
But this being said, it is one fine looking pistols, and I'd be proud to have those grips on some of my guns.
Also, I really like the new concept you come up with of having MRS. AAR getting involved in the videos.
Your channel just keeps getting better and better. As to mine, it keeps getting crazier and crazier. I think I need some assistants to calm me down and do some better camera angles and editing. LOL It's getting a bit much for my crew of Me, Myself, and I.
So, Andy, even when I don't care for the guns you review (at times), I still enjoy the reviews.
DOC
DROFHAPPINESS you should get a Beeman P17 it is a replica of the HW40!
The HW45/P1 standard model has a 1911 grip frame, a stipulation of Mr Beemans when developing the gun with Weihrauch, you can fit any grips made for a 1911.
Exelent video as always. Iam looking foreward to your videos. Take care my friend. Regards Rune.
I have standard 45, mate bought the Bronze star 4 weeks ago, paid £340 mine cost £260, he's traded he's in and got the same as mine standard, the thing is they just look and feel better than the black, silver, and bronze star versions.
recently bought this today, on a part exchange. i hope it lasts me a lifetime. take care all
.177 or .22 for destroying cans?
Like it so much I've got three, standard model with three barrels .177 .20 .22, scoped silver star in .22, and a scoped black star in .177. I don't think I've ever used the "half cock" option on either of them. Full power all the way.
You mention that these pistols can be ordered with a larger grip. I bought a Silver Star recently & due to having very large hands I am unable to use it. I can't find mention of larger grips anywhere, can you point me in the right direction. Thanks
Hi nice pistol is this as powerful as the diana lp8 magnum pistol thanks ps any chance of a review of the diana lp8 please ty
what is that rifle in the background? a BSA?
webley alecto or wehrauch 45 for target shooting what do think.
Weihrauch is better quality than the webley so that'd be my choice. If your against springs there's a pneumatic version of the hw45 I think it's the hw75 or something like that same gun with different power plant. (I'm sure the pneumatic hits much less power figures than the spring though)
I dont know about lasting years and years... i got 1987 model and still running 😄
Sadly i can't find it in my country
Well
Mb i will try to import one
Another excellent review ! Thank you Andy.
Great review Andy as always,a great Pistol & some great shooting by your Mrs,
Just been shooting mine,gr8 fun and accurate.
Please review the HW44!
Talking about serious competition, could you do a review of a Gamo Compact as an budget entry into the 10m target scene?
Bonjour,
Vous avez oublié de parler des 2 niveaux d'armement !!! le premier avec l'ensemble culasse/canon armé à 90° et le deuxième avec l'ensemble culasse/canon armé à fond. Le premier armement est donnée pour un plomb allant à environ 125m/s et le deuxième armement pour un plomb allant à environ 170m/s... soit 3.5/4 joules et 6.5/7.5 joules aves des plombs de 0.45 et 0.52 grammes...
Anyone know what bolt rifle is in the background?
PCP? Co2?
What a cool reviewer!
With those groups don’t ever upset Mrs AAR if she’s near a gun
You reckon she'll shoot him?
Weird
@@loki1066 it was a joke meant for people with a sense of humour
@@mickd6942 yeah I got it, I just thought it was soooooo lame 😆
My HW45 .77 Black Star is soon to have an Artemis pp700s stablemate :-)
Did I miss what range it was shot over?
That trigger guard reminds me of my old G20 lol do you remember those
I´ve thoroughly enjoyed the review. Good job!
will the .177 take out a rabbit at 30 yards?
Nobody will say yes to that, totally irresponsible to even attempt.
Definitely something I wouldn't purchase!!!! Getting accuracy on a consistent basis is a major struggle & that's the part that's always left out when talking about this particular air pistol. The cost of it is based upon the name & the reputation of Weirach which I completely understand but for that then having to train yourself to hit a 10+ plus meter target on daily is way too much not to mention the recoil! For each is own b/c lots of ppl like the recoil but the Hw75 is something beyond amazing!!!! We all have our own preference I definitely have mine.
LINK TO BUY 1 OF THOSE?
AGAINST UA-cam RULES !
@@AAROnair can i send you a key so you can sent in code lol
@@supervortex8363 just Google it, they are for sale everywhere, not cheap though
@@jizzmonkey9679 yeh they are like 300quid i stick to my webley mk1
How does a spring pistol have such a high fps
This needs a stock im surprised nobody has manufactured a cheap stock for this they would make a killing, I have the black Star.
Just the other day, I saw a 45 with a stock and I think it was an old picture.
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Very good, excellent review, i like Weihrauch airguns !!!
Big Hug !!!
I know from watching US gun channels that once the audience meets the wife the husband becomes the sidekick. Every review now somebody will ask about Mrs AAR and when are we going to see her again and how is she doing. Some will even be cruel and say things like 'Mrs AAR wouldn't have missed that!' and so on. :) ;)
Weird as f...
Mrs AAR shot the HW40 more a accurately.
Had mine for years and I will never sell it!! Vorse sprung durtch technic
Is this a spring pistol or not
Damn that Silver Star looks great, trying desperately to justify the cost of one of these over a 2240 for humane dispatch of greys just because they are so nice. I guess it would be used for targets and plinking too.
Yorkshire Airgunning 1322 on 15 pumps is what you want for dispatch
@@MrRedeyedJedi I already bought a HW45 Black Star now lol, but thanks for the advice, will check one out anyway and see what I think.
Fine vid Andy!
I put a stock on mine.
hallahhh... kemalan cingir cuk!
Do the 44! Do the 44! 😁
500 fps is pretty powerful
"Haichedabue" ?
Got this pistol. I like wiehrauch, but I don't like this gun.
I like the presentation here but why even mention or show the other 2 guns to not review them here? Why not show the difference between in accuracy, and nuisances of the 3 guns? You failed to mention a huge feature of this gun, and possibly would have made her cocking effort easier had she used the 1st cock feature. The half cock requires less effort. I'm considering this gun over the chiappa fas 6004, but like that the hw45 I can use for small rodents at full cock/power.
This is one of a three part review, all three guns shown have been reviewed, one after another, with a comparison overall included. Thanks for watching.
boostedbliss07MK5 speaking of cocks....
@@AAROnair you mentioned there was separate reviews for them in the video. Maybe update the info section , and provide links for those other gun review videos?
Its better in .22
Much better
Excellent channel sir - Subscribed!
Now - are you, erudite & educated as you are - letting yourself off with not pronouncing 'Weihrauch' properly!?
I could swear you're doing that 'workaround' which I've heard people do - 'Vy-rark'.
It is of course meant to be first 'Vy-rou' - with 'rou' as it is in 'round' - but instead of 'nd', you're placing in a kind of 'cough' sound. The 'ch' is a kind of cough sound.
Thank you. I have found after asking several Germans in differing parts of Germany, that even they pronounce it differently, I even thought about recording them pronouncing it to answer the age old point, but instead decided to go with the most common version. Happy holidays.
it will shoot rabbits that are quite large very nice I have 2 P1 pistols one only works on high power (needs work) and the other I have had like 14 years both have Hogue grips and pistol scopes bad ass pistol
Do you use .22 or .177 for rabbits?
@@De7Sanchez both .177 both pistol scope I was amazed that my first P1 would drop a rabbit I have had that pistol for 15 years kind of beat up but it would go every where with me in my backpack and ammo
@@greedygringoprospecting6941 what pistol scope do you use?
@@brentwatts6130 a bushnell 2x6 and a weaver 1.5x4 hogue grips one rubber with finger grooves and the other cocobolo with palm swell. rabbits beware. !!!
@@greedygringoprospecting6941 Do you think a red-dot would be okay for shooting small vermin? Red-dots look nicer on the 45 than a scope
It's not haitch, it's aich.
Тебе только сказки расказывать деьям
my catapult does more damage
Moin, guck doch mal bei mir vorbei ;)