HW/Weihrauch HW77K Such a great gun

[Mycapt65]

That is just lovely, don't often see guns of that age in such nice condition

Always been too late to the party when they come up over here so built a 'tribute' myself.....

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......but of course it will never have the name, or carry the prestige associated with those early tuning pioneers.....

Gorgeous work!

 

[specie]

That is just lovely, don't often see guns of that age in such nice condition

Always been too late to the party when they come up over here so built a 'tribute' myself.....

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......but of course it will never have the name, or carry the prestige associated with those early tuning pioneers.....

Some of you folks sure do live in nice places: beautiful gun in a beautiful setting.

 

[KWK]

That is just lovely, don't often see guns of that age in such nice condition

Always been too late to the party when they come up over here so built a 'tribute' myself.....

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......but of course it will never have the name, or carry the prestige associated with those early tuning pioneers.....

Did you make the shroud and cocking arm catch? Personally, I'm more impressed with a gun like this if you built it than a gun with a sticker.
Is the shroud baffled?

 

[JamieUK]

Did you make the shroud and cocking arm catch? Personally, I'm more impressed with a gun like this if you built it than a gun with a sticker.
Is the shroud baffled?

Hi there.

Yes made all the bits at home. It was a 77k with the lever catch so kept it close to the original (just shrouded with a phosphor bronze release button, and English walnut stock). It was then polished/ blacked by a chap called Paul Chell over here n the UK.....

Also modified a Remmi foresight so I could use opens.....not that my eyes really allow for that anymore

Edit- No baffles in the shroud just an end cap (which doubles as the fixing point for the under lever block). Generally don't find you need much volume/ baffles on sub 12 springers