Shabbaplinks
Active member
Think it will ever happen……..?
Would certainly muddy the next gun to buy puddle.
Would certainly muddy the next gun to buy puddle.
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Think we will ever get a new model Weihrauch?
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OldStock
Member Extraordinaire
Monoblock H100CB (cylinder/bottle), with "export" factory bottle option (isn't there there some legal problem with bottles in Germany?).
Picatinny rails, choice of stocks like a folding butt, synthetic "Ungeziefer" model, extra rails and Arca plate.
Picatinny rails, choice of stocks like a folding butt, synthetic "Ungeziefer" model, extra rails and Arca plate.
crissdee
Super member
They seem to be the airgun equivalent of Morgan cars or Harley Davidson bikes. They keep on doing what they do, to the best of their ability, and leave all the innovation to others. In all those companies, it is difficult to imagine what they could bring to market that isn't already being done by someone else, it would just be a case of having their name on it.
Shabbaplinks
Active member
Maybe just day dreaming out loud, not even worked the range as it is..
A new model made in China 
Arley
Proactive member
Or IndiaA new model made in China
They may have better QCOr India
Arley
Proactive member
Big HW fan but the could do with a decent ergonomic pistol and the 100 could do with a makeover to address its clunky aperance. Its a bargain at the price though. A great 'tool' but what about a de luxe and dedicated target model.
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Martin Lucas
Super member
It wasn't that long ago they released the HW110.
And it was innovative. Certainly different enough in terms of design and construction compared to the rest of the market at the time.
Yet it was derided by the masses, despite being good gun in it's own right (once the low power issues were ironed out) - it very much lives in the shadow of it's older PCP sibling.
If they innovate and try to bring out something new, we'll moan about it. They keep producing the 'same old', we'll moan about it.
Arley
Proactive member
I believe they are at the top of the tree for development, they have the best developed benchmark springers and the 100 is the best developed mag gun, no double loading and simple effective and reliable mags.
32:1
Member Extraordinaire
Doubt you’ll get a new boinger as they still haven’t sorted the rubbing issue yet and they sell plenty as it is so why bother adding something and where in the range.
32:1
Member Extraordinaire
I prefer to have a magazine that doesn’t allow a dry fire, as I’ve rarely double loaded but missed so many shots through dry fires
Dan giliballs
Member Extraordinaire
Something like a pro sport as already mentioned or maybe a SLR88/98 type system
Just melt a 97 and a 57 with a few of ze German
modifications and gunters ye mothers brother
Just melt a 97 and a 57 with a few of ze German
modifications and gunters ye mothers brotherHW42
Super member
Would like to see the 99 with the 95 style cocking arm and an adjustable stock, but as someone else said if people are prepared to fix the faults themselves why would they bother!
BTB 500
Super member
The HW110 (which I have) is their 'budget' PCP though ... not really fair to compare it to the more expensive HW100.
Did Weihrauch ever actually sort out the low power (hammer spring) issue btw? I got mine 6 years after it launched and still had the problem. Easily fixed by HW100 Tuning though, and I was aware of the risk before buying it so no great shock.
Iconofsin09
Active member
As a 95% Springer shooter (tx200) I would snap this up in a heartbeat!
I own a Hw100kt that I use for a bit of garden pest control and it’s perfect for that, but! I would love a similar size PCP with a bottle that has the same simplicity. I suppose a bottle conversion is an option…
OldStock
Member Extraordinaire
They seem to have as wide a range of springers, as anyone, so getting an innovative one out seemed a big ask.
I like bottles for the shot capacity, getting that from a cylinder requires a long rifle with a lot of weight up front.
I've the same rifle, almost perfect (except mine has a leak right now).
Brocock, AirMaks and others, seem to have seen the need for more agile guns, that can be put in a rucksack, HW is still producing 90's styles with facelifts.
I would try a HW110 if it came along at the right price, I'm not averse to new materials, though I do see them as potentially at risk of degradation.
bflat7
Super member
97 ,77 ,57 ,if it ain,t broke ,don,t fix it!!
2506sendero
Heavily wrinkled member
Yes, a nice BB pistol running at
5 - 5.5 fpe along the lines of an Original 5 would be good
