Break Barrel Looking for a qualified person to repair my Weihrauch HW50S

[ernroe]

I have a Weihrauch HW50S that needs some work done by a qualified and experienced person. I would appreciate contact information.
Thanking you in advance,

 

[jlowe]

What type of work are you looking to get done on the HW50S?

 

[ernroe]

What type of work are you looking to get done on the HW50S?

It won’t complete the cocking cycle. The spring is under pressure and the safety is off.
AoA said load pellet and try to shoot it. I did but it won’t fire.

 

[hesco]

Airgunwerks

 

[Danman]

I have a Weihrauch HW50S that needs some work done by a qualified and experienced person. I would appreciate contact information.
Thanking you in advance,

I have a quick question....have you tried any trigger adjustments? Quite often that is the issue when this happens (springer or pcp!) and fails to cock. I am not an HW expert but if you have a decent manual or video I would try this before shipping it off! I've seen anywhere from 2 to 5 adjustment screws on some airgun triggers, of course make sure you adjust the correct one.

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

Another place to check is your cocking shoe. If youb can take the stock off and see if the cocking shoe is engaging the trigger seer. If If won't engage, see the response above. If not, perhaps the shoe itself If broken. Orv.

 

[ernroe]

Another place to check is your cocking shoe. If youb can take the stock off and see if the cocking shoe is engaging the trigger seer. If If won't engage, see the response above. If not, perhaps the shoe itself If broken. Orv.

Will try to do Thx for the input.

 

[MountainSportAirguns]

Scott over at Motorhead AG Tuning is about the only one I would trust, I know he had shoulder surgery so not sure if he's back to work or not. This is the only email I have for him s.schneider@sbcglobal.net

 

[ernroe]

Scott over at Motorhead AG Tuning is about the only one I would trust, I know he had shoulder surgery so not sure if he's back to work or not. This is the only email I have for him s.schneider@sbcglobal.net

Thx very much, I will try to contact him.

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

If Scott is unavailable, David Slade in Tennessee is also well thought of. I'm sure that there are others that are available and that others here on HAM can recommend. Orv.

 

[ernroe]

If Scott is unavailable, David Slade in Tennessee is also well thought of. I'm sure that there are others that are available and that others here on HAM can recommend. Orv.

Thx, I for the lead I will follow up.

 

[ernroe]

I have a quick question....have you tried any trigger adjustments? Quite often that is the issue when this happens (springer or pcp!) and fails to cock. I am not an HW expert but if you have a decent manual or video I would try this before shipping it off! I've seen anywhere from 2 to 5 adjustment screws on some airgun triggers, of course make sure you adjust the correct one.

Thx Danman, that took care of the problem! I was taking the stock off and rememberd your suggestion. I turned the trigger screw inward 2 rotations and tried to cock it. It clicked right into place and the safety engaged. I closed it and took it out to the backyard, loaded a pellet, clicked the safety off and pointing it at ground pulled the trigger. It worked perfect so I ran 3 more pellets through it with success so I think I am good to go.

Just a thought: If you don't know what you are doing it is hard to know when you are finished.
I hope I am finished.

Thanks again,
Ernie

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

You're now a couple of steps forward to helping others in need. Now you've been there. Orv.

 

[dunz]

Glad you got it fixed.

 

[Danman]

Thx Danman, that took care of the problem! I was taking the stock off and rememberd your suggestion. I turned the trigger screw inward 2 rotations and tried to cock it. It clicked right into place and the safety engaged. I closed it and took it out to the backyard, loaded a pellet, clicked the safety off and pointing it at ground pulled the trigger. It worked perfect so I ran 3 more pellets through it with success so I think I am good to go.

Just a thought: If you don't know what you are doing it is hard to know when you are finished.
I hope I am finished.

Thanks again,
Ernie

Glad to help! I watch tons of repair videos on Airguns and pickup what I can from them. I have actually Zero experience adjusting them myself, as all my guns have good triggers but some day I hope to get a gauge and rework em all.

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

Glad to help! I watch tons of repair videos on Airguns and pickup what I can from them. I have actually Zero experience adjusting them myself, as all my guns have good triggers but some day I hope to get a gauge and rework em all.

Just get a TX200 and you'll not have to work on any triggers again. . . you'll already have the best (it's true, i'm a bit of a trigger snob). Orv.

 

[BanjomanMI76]

Ernroe, Make sure to give Danman a Solution Point. Glad to hear you've got your HW50S back to shooting.

 

[ernroe]

Just get a TX200 and you'll not have to work on any triggers again. . . you'll already have the best (it's true, i'm a bit of a trigger snob). Orv.

A TX200 is the one that got away. That was my 1st airgun and a good one but decided to go the PCP route. As I have posted on here before I bought the HW50S to teach my grandson how to shoot but he had little interest in it so I started to shoot it some and I liked it a lot.

 

[ernroe]

Ernroe, Make sure to give Danman a Solution Point. Glad to hear you've got your HW50S back to shooting.

Gladly, how do I go about doing giving him the Solution point?

 

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