HW/Weihrauch Pre-owned springers at AoA

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markhooper said:
I think I have one or two Williams prep sights in my box . I think one is adjustable and the other one is a micrometer adjust.. I don't prefer peep sight, so it's just sitting there.
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I got a Great Deal Trading 2 Air Rifles and using my Credit Cash Towards a New HW30S Stainless .22 Rifle ! Yes AOA paid all Shippings and No Taxes ! Best Deal and not Dealing with Scammers is a Gift ! Would Definitely Do another Trade & Purchase with AOA anytime ! They are # 1 Always For Me !
 
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.20calguy said:
I think what impressed me was that this gun didn't have a factory box, and they cut foam to fit it, then laid that on to a whole piece, and covered it with another whole piece. Then put that into a perfectly fit box. Then double boxed it. 👍View attachment 536342
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Correction I just started watching Daisy 853 videos and this is the box that they come in. It's not created at AoA. 😁👍
 
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Not sure how to post photos. This is the first airgun I bought from ANYONE that looks abused. The cocking lever not only pops out but when it does, it shows bare metal. The handle was abused enough that it has rubbed steel off while pulling the handle down instead of back. Would have paid less if I were informed before purchase. Might make washers to put inside the hinge, from a milk carton. If I figure out how to get rid of the metadata from a photo I may send one. I know, a dinosaur, I is! Be Well Brothers, Bandito.
 
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Bustachip, sort of. I don't remember feeling anything but a tiny bit of twang and sensing that the action hit the front of the stock bed. Almost simultaneous, almost, nearly, but not quite. I guess I will find out when I actually sight it in. Just shot about 5 rounds. IT IS PIG HEAVY ( technical term ). I'm going to need some fixed firing points for rifle rests. Probably will need to set up for my LOP. That means cut off the butt and reinstall, grind, the butt pad. I am decent but not great at that. Have a 4" bench grinder and other tools.
The cocking handle is loose, flops out when handling the gun. I could say bad things about the previous owner. He must have pulled heavily downward instead only back to cock. At the junction of the cocking handle and the arm link, there is lots of wear, more than just shiny at the junction of the two. Think I can make a washer of Teflon sheet if I can locate it in the shop. Barring that I can use gallon milk jug plastic. Be Well Brothers, B.
 
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Bandito said:
Bustachip, sort of. I don't remember feeling anything but a tiny bit of twang and sensing that the action hit the front of the stock bed. Almost simultaneous, almost, nearly, but not quite. I guess I will find out when I actually sight it in. Just shot about 5 rounds. IT IS PIG HEAVY ( technical term ). I'm going to need some fixed firing points for rifle rests. Probably will need to set up for my LOP. That means cut off the butt and reinstall, grind, the butt pad. I am decent but not great at that. Have a 4" bench grinder and other tools.
The cocking handle is loose, flops out when handling the gun. I could say bad things about the previous owner. He must have pulled heavily downward instead only back to cock. At the junction of the cocking handle and the arm link, there is lots of wear, more than just shiny at the junction of the two. Think I can make a washer of Teflon sheet if I can locate it in the shop. Barring that I can use gallon milk jug plastic. Be Well Brothers, B.
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Or maybe buy the worn part.
 
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Bandito said:
Bustachip, sort of. I don't remember feeling anything but a tiny bit of twang and sensing that the action hit the front of the stock bed. Almost simultaneous, almost, nearly, but not quite. I guess I will find out when I actually sight it in. Just shot about 5 rounds. IT IS PIG HEAVY ( technical term ). I'm going to need some fixed firing points for rifle rests. Probably will need to set up for my LOP. That means cut off the butt and reinstall, grind, the butt pad. I am decent but not great at that. Have a 4" bench grinder and other tools.
The cocking handle is loose, flops out when handling the gun. I could say bad things about the previous owner. He must have pulled heavily downward instead only back to cock. At the junction of the cocking handle and the arm link, there is lots of wear, more than just shiny at the junction of the two. Think I can make a washer of Teflon sheet if I can locate it in the shop. Barring that I can use gallon milk jug plastic. Be Well Brothers, B.
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I bought the D56 that they had for sale a few weeks ago. Pig heavy is right! The D56 has an additional muzzle weight and is actually heavier than the D54. I like it though. It’s definitely not the kind of gun I’d want to pack around with me or do a lot of offhand shooting with, but it just seems solid and steady and when you’re shooting seated or from a bench it’s not a problem.
 
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Correct Sir. I have to see what gives with the wiggly cocking lever on mine. Tomorrow I am supposed to receive my other long box. Why they couldn't drop them both on the same day I don't know. They were both AOA boxes to be delivered the same day. One came Saturday and maybe the other will be Monday if I get lucky. Be Well Brothers, Bandito.
 
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Sawney Bean said:
About a week.
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I bought this guy a day later than you on the 7th and recieved it today.
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