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HW-97K
08 April 2017, 03:40
Bill/OregonHW-97K
Just got one from Krale Shietsport in the Netherlands. Only other HW I have owned was a Beeman-badged R-9. This rifle is just perfection. Amazing thing is I paid $391 US for it shipped to Oregon. Ordered it Monday, it arrived from the Netherlands on Thursday, UPS. These sell for more than $600 from U.S vendors.
My scope will arrive next week so I can only shoot it at short range just to get a feel for the trigger and firing behavior, but I think it is going to make a fine all-around hunting/plinking/field target rifle. The Germans know how to build airguns!
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08 April 2017, 07:23
analog_peninsulaWhat a great toy! I've got a HW30S, an RWS 52 and an RWS 460. The 30S gets most of the work because it's so neighbor friendly.
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Bill:
I have HW97k FAC version for about 9 years or so. I like it very much. I bought it as a combo with 3-9x40 scope.
It likes JSB Exact pellets. What I can recommend is "tuning kit", exactly that one:
http://www.airgunbuyer.com/Sho...20Weihrauch%20RiflesWhen installed tuning kit, I also removed a part blocking safety when cocking lever is down. Now I can decock a rifle easy, so you can have pellet inside and uncocked.
Jiri
BTW will be in Portland area in July/August. We can drink a beer or two somewhere . . .
Jiri
21 April 2017, 17:44
Bill/OregonJiri, thank you for that link, and yes, let me buy you a beer this summer.
Bill
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.
– John Green, author
25 May 2017, 03:58
Bill/OregonMan, with JSB heavies, this rifle just wants to pile them in one hole. What a nice trigger.
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.
– John Green, author
Yes, I know

I am happy it shoots well with recommended pellets.
Jiri
09 November 2017, 22:53
TCLouisquote:
Krale Shietsport in the Netherlands
As good as the price is in the HW97, the opening page of their site has Browning Buckmark magazine for only 52 bucks and change.
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