Weihrauch HW44 Reviews

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Excellent Weihrauch pcp pistol. I like their rifles so much I thought I would buy their pistol. Not disappointed in any way. I purchased the pistol in .177 and have added a Burris 2x7 pistol scope and a bi pod on the gun. Very accurate pistol and it seems to prefer the JSB Hades 10.34 pellets right at 755 velocity and 13 foot pounds of energy. Got a great price on the gun and Pyramid Air have been excellent.

Being a lefty would like the cocking arm on the right side.

I would not hesitate for a minute to purchase the gun in .177. Much flatter trajectory the .22 but either gun will serve you well.

Have many high quality PCP rifles. All are awesome beyond belief. This HW 44 has got to be the most fun I have ever had with a PCP. Being a pistol makes it priceless. Incredibly accurate and cool beyond words. Get one!!!

Nothing except maybe getting my name engraved on it. Awesome PCP. Fills using my Hill compressor in seconds. Again, awesome.

Have to wrestle magazines to get them seated but I would not part with this PCP. AWESOME

are the smooth trigger and the accuracy for 10m shooting is decent.

are that it would get more shots per fill, the gun itself is made of tons of plastic so it doesn't feel as durable as my Crosman Silhouette that is mainly metal and the HW44 is an odd shape which makes shipping more tricky

Not worth the money. For $1,000+ gun, it is shipped in a thin cardboard box with a few pieces of Styrofoam to minimize it moving around in the box. Our first order arrived damaged and had to be replaced. Crosman Silhouette is a far better value for 1/2 the price of this.

I love the feel of this pistol in my hand. The trigger is absolutely fantastic, and I am really Picky about triggers. This gun is tight...there is no slop or loose fits, anywhere. It shoots several weights of various good quality pellets with amazing accuracy. Many guns shoot very well with one or two specific pellets but my HW 44 shoots well with Premier and JSB Pellets from 7.4 to 10.5 grains. That is amazing.

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You will NEED to order the Air Venturi Male Quick-Disconnect, 1/8"... adapter for the supplied fill probe, or you will not be able to fill your new pistol. I recommend adding a short lanyard to the dust plug for the fill port, or you will soon loose the dust plug. Trust me on this. I have shot a lot of Premier 10.5 in my gun and it will be my go-to pellet. JSB shoots just a bit better, but at the price, I will shoot the Premiers. Buy a ton of pellets as you will not want to put this gun down. The magazines fit very snugly but you will get used to it. Remember the part about no slop. I get 30+ shots on a fill on my .177 gun. Shoot this pistol for a while and you will forget how much it costs.

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I topped off the .22 caliber pistol with a Vortex Strikefire red/green dot sight. From the reviews and videos that I watched about this pistol they all said the same thing. In .22 caliber the velocity was consistent for the first 17-18 shots then dropped drastically. My results were different. All of the very first shots with a full charge were about 575-579 FPS with the H&N Baracuda Match pellet. The average measured weight for that pellet is 21.4 grains. This is the part that differs greatly from the other reviewers. The velocity for every subsequent shot gradually increased a few FPS till it peaked at about 610-615 FPS till shot 28. Then at shots 29-30 the velocity dropped off drastically to about the 580ish range. For 30-shots averages were: Average MV: 597 FPS High: 615 FPS Low: 577 FPS E/S: 38 FPS S/D: 9.6 FPS My full review at: https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=192465.msg156230592#msg156230592

The quality, fit and finish is very good. The integrated suppressor works very well. The gun is very accurate and the trigger is excellent.

The grip is very soft but a little lumpy and odd feeling in some parts of the hand. I don't like the pressure dump method, it's not a very positive or intuitive process to relieve pressure from the reservoir.

The gun is pricey and it's more or less clear why. I bought the hand pump option to get me started and it takes about 76 strokes to fill the reservoir to the max pressure of 200 bar. I get about 18 shots to bring the pressure down to the minimum. Hitting power drops off noticeably after about 5 shots. It's an impressive air gun and I'm looking forward to shooting it for years to come. I think my next purchase will be some sort of optic for the picatinny rail. The iron sights are good, just a little chunky considering how accurate the gun is.

This is an extremely well built, accurate PCP, ten shot repeater pistol. It uses a rotary magazine, has an integral suppressor and a "delicious" trigger feel. I measured the let-off of the trigger and it came in right at 8 ounces...definitely target pistol accuracy. I put a red dot reflex sight on it as I have older eyes. Only took six shots to get it dialed in and right on target. The pistol is fairly heavy, but can still be hand held and effectively fired with that light trigger. The trigger does have about a quarter inch of pre-travel, but then it comes up against the sear and it only requires very light pressure to set it off. No substantial after-travel. Reset doesn't matter as you have to use the cocking leaver to advance the rotary mag to the next pellet and admit air from the holding chamber into the firing chamber.

The safety is very positive, but a bit difficult to operate because of orientation and stiffness. I suspect the stiffness may ease up as time goes on, but the orientation isn't going to change.

Mine likes the Beeman 7.8 gr. wadcutter (coated) pellets. They also leave very nice, perfectly round holes in the paper target...makes it very easy to see and/or score.

Very accurate at least to 30yds....Haven't tried beyond that yet. Great fit and balance. Excellent trigger. Very good punch for a pistol. Excellent magazines. Quiet. Even looks good.

Someone should design and build a gauge that is read from the edge so we are not looking down a barrel while trying to recharge the air. Not just this gun but others we have too. Optional larger canister just big enough to take all 10 shot in the magazine with optimal pressure would be a great accessory.

The gun is expensive but certainly worth it. We fitted a Vortex Venom 3mm red dot to this and really don't think there could be a better setup. Shooting H&N Baracuda Match pellets. Getting pellet on pellet groups on targets. Squirrels really don't like it.

Amazing accuracy, great trigger feel, lack of noise, comes with open sights, weight, quality plastics, multiple rails for scope, laser or light.

larger air reservoir so that you can shoot two complete 10 rd magazines in .22 cal Removable moderator for more compact storage Foster fitting instead of probe.

This is an expensive gun, but there is little out there that offers the features that this gun has. I am always surprised how easy it is to shoot this gun so accurately. The quality is extraordinary, and doesn't leave you wishing for a better fit/finish or wood grips.

I was pleasantly surprised the HW44 came on a nice ballistic nylon(?) zippered gun case. Given the long length of the HW44, I'm glad I won't have to search for one to fit it. Fit and finish is excellent. Some of the videos I watched prior to purchasing it seemed a bit iffy about the synthetic stock, and compared it to a Glock. I was very impressed with the HW44's synthetic parts, stock, trigger, and rails. It fits my hand perfectly. I wish my Glock was as nice. Some videos mentioned wishing the action was a little easier going forward, but I am left handed, because my right hand is partially paralyzed, and I find the right-handed version of the HW44 to be easy to load the magazines, and cock the side lever. I love the trigger on my FX Impact, but now the HW44's trigger has bested it. Although not "whisper quiet", it is very quiet. Yes, it was expensive, but Its quality has me thinking about the HW110.

I wish it had come with the quick-change fitting for the fill probe.

In the Q&A there were questions about the removability of the moderator, and some conflicting answers. My HW44 arrived today, 02/08/20, and it appears to have two grub screws. I have not attempted to remove the moderator, so I do not know if it is glued on.

I was pleasantly surprised the HW44 came on a nice ballistic nylon(?) zippered gun case. Given the long length of the HW44, I'm glad I won't have to search for one to fit it. Fit and finish is excellent. Some of the videos I watched prior to purchasing it seemed a bit iffy about the synthetic stock, and compared it to a Glock. I was very impressed with the HW44's synthetic parts, stock, trigger, and rails. It fits my hand perfectly. I wish my Glock was as nice. Some videos mentioned wishing the action was a little easier going forward, but I am left handed, because my right hand is partially paralyzed, and I find the right-handed version of the HW44 to be easy to load the magazines, and cock the side lever. I love the trigger on my FX Impact, but now the HW44's trigger has bested it. Although not "whisper quiet", it is very quiet. Yes, it was expensive, but Its quality has me thinking about the HW110.

I wish it had come with the quick-change fitting for the fill probe.

In the Q&A there were questions about the removability of the moderator, and some conflicting answers. My HW44 arrived today, 02/08/20, and it appears to have two grub screws. I have not attempted to remove the moderator, so I do not know if it is glued on.

Weihrauch, big, bad PCP pistol. I bought new from PA a few weeks ago in .22 cal. The thing is a sledge hammer. I walk around the property looking for stuff it can't shoot through. Open site is very accurate, if you can hold a good bead.

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14 rounds is about it for a fill.The magazine in and out can be fiddling, just a little finesse will do it. I surely love the pistol, nothing I'm unhappy about.

Trigger is perfect, none better! Accuracy is crazy good! Power is very nice from a pistol.

Wish it could shoot two magazines per fill, even though I realize it is impossible at this power.

The best precharged pneumatic pistol available right now.

Nice feel, great design, wonderful quality. Accurate. Quiet enough to shoot indoors in basement with no complaints from spouse. Did I mention accurate, oh, yes I did because this is super consistent.

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Mine is a .177 and I use a red dot scope. Bagged 5 squirrels last fall. Using JSB Match Diabolo 8.44 grains.

Super quiet ! Very accurate, the trigger is fantastic, has a little bit of a kick but it is very accurate. Use it on rabbits and is deadly at 25- 30 yards. The extra magazine helps when hunting, it is really powerfull.

I bought it from the competition ( A G of A) and it was a mistake, came on and enlarged carboard box with the pistol loose inside and a small plastic bag for the magazines, no carry bag etc, very unprofessional, I should stick with Pyramyd Air, My HW110 came double boxed et etc

Very well balanced, and accurate, buy it from Pyramyd!

Incredibly accurate and indoor quite. Solid construction. Mags are heavy, machined well, simple and easy to load. Off hand, red dots or scope....if you miss your target...you're at fault! Light and balanced.

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You get what you pay for. This is the finest quality PCP pistol!

I have had the HW 44 in .177 for two days now shot over 500 pellets through it Loves any pellet in the 7.9 grain range Crossman JSB are RWS But the10.5 grain premier not so much From 200 bar to 120 I’m getting 40 good shots not so much at first maybe it broke it self in . Sighted it in at10 yards ,At 25 yards dead on at 30 yards 1/2 inch group 40 yards 1Inch drop I give this pistol Five stars for being so quiet (Trigger) 40 shots per Fill & 41/2 half stars for The magazine takes two hands to load magazine ,safety , and a 40 yard drop Purchased this pistol at Pyramyd Air $899 -15% still expensive but I think I’ll keep it ??

The way you load the magazine

Ridiculously accurate for a handgun. Benched, I can get a ragged hole at 25 yards with a red dot sight. Offhand, I always pleasantly surprise myself. I keep it sighted in at 9/23 yards and loaded with H&N Crow Magnums for rats & pigeons. The power is just right for small vermin. It is not quite as quiet as my FX Impact, but very close. The trigger is nothing short of awesome. I like that it comes with 2 mags. I also like the picatinny rails.

I'd love to say the price, but I guess we couldn't expect as fine of a gun if it was priced much lower. I can honestly say that I have zero buyer's remorse. It would be nice if the moderator was shorter and larger diameter (like maybe a trapezoidal shape) to shorten the overall length of the gun. Also, for the price, I would expect it to come with some sort of a carry case, but it doesn't.

20 full-power shots (maybe 2-3 extra, but who shoots part of a mag?). Open sights are nice, but I can't imagine not putting a red dot, scope, or laser on this gun to achieve max potential. It's more accurate than many rifles I've owned.

Outstanding trigger,accuracy and workmanship. Best air pistol in my collection

25 t0 30 shots per fill.