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Weihrauch HW90 .177
Price: $799.99
Manufacturer: Weihrauch (HW)
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Weihrauch HW90 .177
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Description
The air rifle with the unique Theoben gas ram system. The fast locking time, the recoil reducing system, and stable and solid conception are outstanding features. Equipped with the precision adjustable trigger "Elite" with automatic safety. A new stock design incorporates an extended forearm, a high cheek piece, checkering on the pistol grip, and a rubber butt plate.
Specs
Caliber
.177
Barrel Length
20"
Overall Length
45.3"
Weight
8.8 lbs
Powerplant
Gas Ram
Magazine Capacity
Single Shot
Velocity
Up To 1125 fps
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Reviewed by Whitetail
08/24/2018 - 09:40:21 PM
08/24/2018 - 09:40:21 PM
Wow!
First, I can't say enough good things about how Airguns of Arizona processed my order. The care taken in processing my order and packaging/shipping was outstanding, and the testing documentation of my new HW90 is appreciated.
The HW90 shows a very high level of quality in fit and finish. I opted not to put a scope on this air rifle because the recoil is quite substantial. Instead, I put a Williams aperture sight on the gun which gives a long sight radius and which pairs nicely with the hooded front sight. Accuracy, as expected, is outstanding and my rifle shows an accuracy preference for heavier pellets.
Cocking effort is substantial and will present difficulty if shooting from a prone position. The trigger is smooth and predictable.
My version in .22 cal. is quite effective for gopher control out to about 40 yards.
Don't discount pairing this rifle with an aperture sight. With a 20" barrel the long sight radius gives accuracy results comparable to a scope and without adding significant weight to an already heavy rifle.
The HW90 shows a very high level of quality in fit and finish. I opted not to put a scope on this air rifle because the recoil is quite substantial. Instead, I put a Williams aperture sight on the gun which gives a long sight radius and which pairs nicely with the hooded front sight. Accuracy, as expected, is outstanding and my rifle shows an accuracy preference for heavier pellets.
Cocking effort is substantial and will present difficulty if shooting from a prone position. The trigger is smooth and predictable.
My version in .22 cal. is quite effective for gopher control out to about 40 yards.
Don't discount pairing this rifle with an aperture sight. With a 20" barrel the long sight radius gives accuracy results comparable to a scope and without adding significant weight to an already heavy rifle.
