PCP HW 100 PCP

[BeemanHW100]

Just curious to know how many HW100 people that are out there. I have had one myself for many years in .177 and think it is a underrated gun that has flown under the radar in the US market. It is a little on the heavy side and the shot count may not be as high as some people want but other than that it is a joy to shoot. I think the optional single shot tray is genius. If there was ever a 25 cal offered I would be one of the first in line. Mine has been bulletproof so far, only thing done has been replacing a barrel/breech seal o-ring.

 

[Erni]

Just curious to know how many HW100 people that are out there. I have had one myself for many years in .177 and think it is a underrated gun that has flown under the radar in the US market. It is a little on the heavy side and the shot count may not be as high as some people want but other than that it is a joy to shoot. I think the optional single shot tray is genius. If there was ever a 25 cal offered I would be one of the first in line. Mine has been bulletproof so far, only thing done has been replacing a barrel/breech seal o-ring.

Hi, greetings from Scotland! I got a HW100 also. I agree with your comment on the single shot tray. For reasons unknown to me, the single shot tray proves to be more acurate than the multishot magazine!

 

[fderry]

Just curious to know how many HW100 people that are out there. I have had one myself for many years in .177 and think it is a underrated gun that has flown under the radar in the US market. It is a little on the heavy side and the shot count may not be as high as some people want but other than that it is a joy to shoot. I think the optional single shot tray is genius. If there was ever a 25 cal offered I would be one of the first in line. Mine has been bulletproof so far, only thing done has been replacing a barrel/breech seal o-ring.

I have a HW100 carbine and love it. It isn't the latest tech or the most powerful/efficient PCP, but it is reliable, accurate and built to last right out of the box. The single shot tray is a work of art in comparison to any other single shot tray I have seen or used on other rifles. So much so, I only use the single shot tray on my HW100!

 

[oOmpH]

Love the HW100.

 

[BeemanHW100]

Love the HW100.
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What a nice looking stock, never seen that one before and you have a bipod mount on the front of the air cylinder.

 

[oOmpH]

What a nice looking stock, never seen that one before and you have a bipod mount on the front of the air cylinder.

Thank you @BeemanHW100 - Stock is from Craftsman Vit in Ukraine. They are specialised in laminated stocks and bullpup conversion kits for Weihrauch, Air Arms and BSA mostly. Looks aside these are very ergonomical and well balanced. A real joy to handle. Highly recommended! Not sure how business is for them nowadays with the war and all. Sad.

The cylinder mount is not used for a bipod (although i guess you could hook one) I use it to attach a flashlight or IR for nighttime. Picture was taken when i had the rifle configured for higher power 40fpe and was shooting slugs. It's a .22 btw. Even though it was a laser at the 100yds (those HW100 barrels are great for lightweight, soft-lead slugs) the shot cycle was very violent, silly loud muzzle report and poorest of shot counts - even with all the modifications i've done to the rifle (not much factory standard left).

Tuned her back down since then and added lightweight scope and tiny moderator. Sweet little shooter at a tad over 20fpe now. Lightweight, silent and as air efficient as can be at this power level (80+ shots). Loves these fairly new .22 JTS Dead Center 18gr pellets. Edging out the JSB heavies.



Thanks again for your interest. Be happy to see/hear about your and others HW100 adventures too.

 

[Erni]

What a nice looking stock, never seen that one before and you have a bipod mount on the front of the air cylinder

Thank you @BeemanHW100 - Stock is from Craftsman Vit in Ukraine. They are specialised in laminated stocks and bullpup conversion kits for Weihrauch, Air Arms and BSA mostly. Looks aside these are very ergonomical and well balanced. A real joy to handle. Highly recommended! Not sure how business is for them nowadays with the war and all. Sad.

The cylinder mount is not used for a bipod (although i guess you could hook one) I use it to attach a flashlight or IR for nighttime. Picture was taken when i had the rifle configured for higher power 40fpe and was shooting slugs. It's a .22 btw. Even though it was a laser at the 100yds (those HW100 barrels are great for lightweight, soft-lead slugs) the shot cycle was very violent, silly loud muzzle report and poorest of shot counts - even with all the modifications i've done to the rifle (not much factory standard left).

Tuned her back down since then and added lightweight scope and tiny moderator. Sweet little shooter at a tad over 20fpe now. Lightweight, silent and as air efficient as can be (6 mags). Loves these fairly new .22 JTS Dead Center 18gr pellets. Edging out the JSB heavies.

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Thanks again for your interest. Be happy to see/hear about your and others HW100 adventures too.

Indeed a very nice looling stock!

 

[Dexter35yrs]

From the uk england. Hw100kt 177 sub 12, new with pulsar c50 absolutely love this rifle so accurate. Magpie at 82 yds on Sunday which sent his friends crazy.

 

[bchannell]

I have a HW100 S FSB in.22 and it's one of my best shooters. They are one of my favorite pcp rifles. Their triggers are the best bar none. Put titanium cylinder on and it doesn't weigh as much.

 

[MerleApAmber]

Just curious to know how many HW100 people that are out there.

HW100T, Since ~ 2006? Heavy, but a well tuned tack driver. Sits with me every day. Sadly is shot far less. Like a beloved pet.