Who makes Weihrauch air rifles?
Germany
Weihrauch
| Industry | Gun manufacturer |
|---|---|
| Founded | Zella-Mehlis, Germany 1899 |
| Founder | Hermann Weihrauch, Sr |
| Headquarters | Mellrichstadt , Germany |
| Products | Air Rifles, Air Pistols, Firearms |
What is HW100 FSB?
FSB stands for ‘Fully Shrouded Barrel’ in case you were wondering. The HW100 itself, for those unfamiliar with the brand, is a pre-charged pneumatic (PCP), designed primarily with the hunter in mind. A 14 shot magazine system sits at its heart, along with quite the most subtle of side-lever cocking actions.
Is the Hw100 regulated?
The rifle is regulated, although Weihrauch choose to call it an ‘air-metering system’, but this system is still a set of Bellevue washer, pistons and ‘O’ rings that regulate the output of the rifle.
Which weihrauch air rifle is the best?
In our opinion the Weihrauch HW 100 is the finest all round PCP air gun on the market today. Target shooters are impressed with the HW 100 and many national level competitors rely on them for their impeccable accuracy. For more information on the Weihrauch HW 100 S click here.
Is HW100 regulated?
What is FSB air rifle?
The FSB KT variant (Fully Shrouded Barrel) is for those shooters who want a quiet rifle, but do not want the standard silencer that comes with all HW100’s. The shrouded barrel does help to deaden the sound, but, it is not as quite as other models, the sleek and elegant lines of the HW100FSB however, make up for that.
What’s the difference between .177 and .22 pellets?
177 has a higher initial velocity with a lower muzzle energy. It also has a slightly longer killzone range by about 6 yards. The . 22 tests have a lower initial velocity, but more muzzle energy and a slightly shorter killzone range, at least that’s what we see on paper.