Weihrauch HW95N Stainless – Exclusively At AoA

There’s a new Weihrauch airgun that’s available exclusively at Airguns of Arizona. It’s the HW95N Stainless and it’s in stock now. It’s also almost-certainly the final new model release of the famous German manufacturer’s 125th year in business.

In Weihrauch nomenclature, that “N” at the end of the HW95N name stands for “Nussbaum”. That’s Walnut in German.

So this new HW95 variant combines the highly-desired walnut stock with the Stainless metal finish. Until now this has not previously been available with the HW95 platform.

AoA explains that this limited, exclusive production run not only adds aesthetic appeal but also practical benefits. The oil-finished walnut stock is lighter than its beech counterpart. In addition, it looks better and is also more forgiving: it’s easily repairable in case of minor scratches or dings, the company says.

The HW95N Stainless is available in both .177 and .22 calibers. Muzzle Velocity specs are up to 950 FPS in .177 caliber and 700 FPS in .22 cal.

Of course, the famous Rekord trigger is incorporated in the design, as is the familiar breakbarrel cocking and spring/piston action.

As with many Weihrauch models, the HW95 has a long pedigree. It first appeared in 2005. However the company’s mantra is to introduce incrementally-improved models over the course of time, balancing known and trusted technology and manufacturing with steady improvements.

This new HW95 version is an example of that ongoing process. It’s supplied with open sights and traditional dovetails machined into the compression chamber top for scope mounting.

AoA can advise on suitable scopes for the gun. If you order the gun, scope and rings at the same time, they will mount and sight-in the scope for you before shipping. There’s no extra charge, it’s all part of the service!

The price of this exclusive new limited-edition air rifle is $749.99 with free ground shipping.

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[jlowe]

One of the best looking HW's I've seen.

 

[Scriv]

I'm a blued steel, and walnut kind of guy. However I have to admit that this is beautiful. Love to see the options.

 

[Fishing 43]

Stunning but I must say no to anymore new guns.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Ya, I said it before that HW just neglects there everyday affordable guns and want to keep making these silly un affordable ones .

HW get your bread and butter guns produced in stock ( not pre-order or ???) ya bad enough you ask near $500 for a plainjane hw95 as if I then want me to hang around on a preorder .. lol sorry no sale

 

[Farmplinker2]

A good example of the heart is willing, but the wallet is weak!

 

[zx10wall]

Wow I like the stainless look and idea.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

A good example of the heart is willing, but the wallet is weak!

Well my point .. why not a black line ss 95 at 400$ ? Better yet a blued synthetic stock 95 at 380$ ?

But no . Let's go silly and make another 700$. That's far more preferred and More willingness to buy right now impulse.

Just st amazing how many go goo gaa over this though.. lol


Also funny how this started with no everyday guns available but got these special items at higher pricing when the grandson got in the front upper floor offices .. hmmm..

 

[jlowe]

I’ve tried 3 times to buy the HW50S version like this and they are always out of stock and I end up buying something else. This one is in stock but I just bought something 2 weeks ago.

 

[Danman]

I too prefer wood and blued steel, but options are nice! ....we suffer WR stocking issues here as well. I'd bet the issue goes something like this: These are hand & machine made guns and have a decent amount of work, QC, and pride going into them. If WR cranked up production, hired more people, bought bigger buildings, etc costs would increase as well, esp if sales didn't support that. Now these are spring guns, nothing really new so if they flood the markets that's great for a couple years, till everyone's got one who wants one.....then what? This keeps interest up, pre orders coming in, their workers employed, etc. I could always be wrong though

 

[Farmplinker2]

I too prefer wood and blued steel, but options are nice! ....we suffer WR stocking issues here as well. I'd bet the issue goes something like this: These are hand & machine made guns and have a decent amount of work, QC, and pride going into them. If WR cranked up production, hired more people, bought bigger buildings, etc costs would increase as well, esp if sales didn't support that. Now these are spring guns, nothing really new so if they flood the markets that's great for a couple years, till everyone's got one who wants one.....then what? This keeps interest up, pre orders coming in, their workers employed, etc. I could always be wrong though

And.... "I cAn BuY a DaIsY 1101s FoR$ $70!"

 

[Eckhearth]

Still Weihrauch is one of my favorite brands. This stainless steel edition looks good on this springer

 

[American Air Arms]

These are bucket list guns. I saw and shot the one at a GTA fun shoot years ago. It belonged to Gene, one of the founders, tuned to perfection and gorgeous. The new ones look just the same. Weihrauch still makes them exactly the same.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

These are bucket list guns. I saw and shot the one at a GTA fun shoot years ago. It belonged to Gene, one of the founders, tuned to perfection and gorgeous. The new ones look just the same. Weihrauch still makes them exactly the same.

Come on now .. they did change from leather to synthetic seals once upon a time ...lol