For those of you who have owned/shot the HW110, what's the good, the bad and the ugly? I was thinking of picking one up in .22cal and thought I would ask the experts.
Weihrauch HW110
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I don’t have one, but I have two HW44’s and they are absolutely fantastic. So good that I will eventually get a HW110. Every time I shoot the pistols I wonder how awesome the rifle would be lol. The triggers are very nice on the HW44’s and I understand that it’s the same thing with the rifles. Go for it!
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Me too I have the HW44 same gun but in pistol form and it is great.
I fumbled around getting the magazine in for a bit but it was good once I got it figured out.
Hard Air Magazine does some pretty honest reviews and they rated it pretty high.
https://hardairmagazine.com/reviews/weihrauch-hw110-tk-air-rifle-test-review-177-caliber/
Like Batman2 said they don't make tinkering/tuning easy on these guns. It is one of those shoot it as it is guns. But it is not overly pellet picky and shoots well out of the box.
The ST version weighs in at 7.49 lbs.
I fumbled around getting the magazine in for a bit but it was good once I got it figured out.
Hard Air Magazine does some pretty honest reviews and they rated it pretty high.
https://hardairmagazine.com/reviews/weihrauch-hw110-tk-air-rifle-test-review-177-caliber/
Like Batman2 said they don't make tinkering/tuning easy on these guns. It is one of those shoot it as it is guns. But it is not overly pellet picky and shoots well out of the box.
The ST version weighs in at 7.49 lbs.
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No expert here but the good is $749 on the AoA pre owned section and carry a life time warranty if purchased from AoA and not tinkered with. Comes factory equipped with an effective silencer. Likely lock tited on to the threaded barrel.
Ask them to heat it alittle to unscrew it then may be offer $100 less with out silencer.
The bad is HW guns are heavy and the 110 seem plastic though not Avenger junky Chinese cheap plastic but heavy duty polymer type plastic.
The ugly they aren't user friendly tinker type guns and void your warranty in attempting to do so.
Ask them to heat it alittle to unscrew it then may be offer $100 less with out silencer.
The bad is HW guns are heavy and the 110 seem plastic though not Avenger junky Chinese cheap plastic but heavy duty polymer type plastic.
The ugly they aren't user friendly tinker type guns and void your warranty in attempting to do so.
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I borrowed one in 22 from AOA. It is the quietest pcp I have ever shot. A little heavy but an absolute tack driver. I don't like the magazine as you can shoot on an empty chamber.
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Don't have experience with the HW110, but I've had a couple of HW100 rifles, and they are excellent. After reading several reviews of the HW110, the two rifles are probably more different than similar. Given the overall Weihrauch history of quality, I'm sure the HW110 is a good rifle. If the configuration you want is available in the HW100, you might want to compare them.
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I have the HW110 in .22 with the 600mm barrel. I believe that AoA also sells the full power “FAC” version with the shorter barrel. These rifles are built like a tank. The soft touch stock is awesome. The magazines are a simple metal disk that has no springs and do NOT stick up above the block so that you can use low scope rings keeping your scope close to the boreline of the barrel. The trigger is the best airgun trigger I have used. It breaks at 8 ounces like glass from the factory and is adjustable. Even the 1st stage has a nice “weighting” to it. The moderator is the quietest I have experienced - but does make the rifle very long and it is bonded on. These Weihrauchs are very accurate. You might consider the HW110 with the shorter barrel, as I think it would then be the perfect length. Finally, the barrels are 16mm thick, these ain’t no FX thin barrel liner, lol.
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