HW 100 SK PCP Air Rifle, Walnut

everything is perfect in this rifle. and i also get a divorce for buying it. what it just only make me wonder why i didnt buy it sooner!!

i would change nothing

this is the best thing ever happen to me. :D mine is in .20 this rifle is so smooth and it feel soo right in your hands, i also have a bsa scorpion se .177 and is way to heavy.

Everything! Flawless craftsmanship, smooth action.

Maybe an aluminum air cylinder to save a little weight.

I thought my Air Arms S500 was beautiful but this one takes the cake. Mine is the rifle length in .20 caliber with the full shroud.

Sheer perfection in quality and engineering. The trigger is absolutely the gold standard by which all other must be compared. The magazine is simple but elegant constructed of one piece of metal.

After market accoutrements would be fun.

Be careful, once shooting this it is very hard to go back to any other pellet rifle.

Quality of the fine German construction and wood for stock....also very accurate

Provide sling studs for sling.....they do make an aftermarket stud to replace front mounting screw

This gun can be tuned for power and accuracy as well as improving shot count.....look for many internet articles on this

The way it look. The way it shoot. Accuracy. I love it.I used a very nice delicate Nikon expensive scope.

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Accuracy, build quality, engineering excellence, restrained styling as opposed to medieval fantasy battle axe motif typical of many other high-end PCP rifles. The side-lever cocking and magazine designs are superb.

This rifle needs a weight reduction; how about an aluminum cylinder? I would thicken the stock at the forearm ... a finger-tap to that area makes a sound like an empty cigar box and I can feel the stock flex when applying a strong grip. A wider (beaver tail?) forearm would be a welcome improvement and would also allow for a safe a one-hand pickup. Although I love the trigger pull, the feel is marred by the sharp edges of the mechanism at the top of the trigger (the more horizontal pull associated with the uglier thumb hole stock may help here). The sportier Rekord trigger design as featured on their HW35 would have been more appropriate. There seems to be some confusion here as to whether this is a hunting or target rifle. I'm a plinker, so I guess I'm caught in the middle but very happy never-the-less.

Disregard any claims that the sound level is merely a "quiet puff"; the barrel shroud is not as effective as others I have seen/heard. My HW100 is .22 cal and I had to go with 18 grain pellets to keep the velocity below 900 f.p.s. in order to get good accuracy at long range.

I give this rifle an overall excellent rating.

Build quality is awesome, typical Weihrauch. Like that it is 14 shot magazine, made of metal, not plastic, and the fact that gun cycles the magazine, not the mag with a spring. The gauge is very accurate, once you hit yellow indicator, time to recharge the tank. Very accurate and fairly quiet, considering the power. (Mine is .20 cal, 25 fpe). Trigger is very nice, probably best of all my guns, nice and light and breaks cleanly every time.

A foster fitting for recharging tank would be nice but I'm just nit picking.

My gun is .20 cal. and is shooting Crow Magnum 12.8 grn. pellets betwwen 920-926 fps. I've only had a chance to shot about 8 clips so far but really like the gun. Set zero at 30 yards for now and hitting the mark every time. Only ran JSB and H&N Field Target Trophy pellets so far and gun likes them both. Gun is not cheap but worth the money in my opinion, I'm glad I bought it and Pyramyd Air is great to deal with.

Sturdy feel, very quiet. Trigger is amazing, extremely accurate. Nice finish. No recoil. Did I mention accurate.

I don't like having to cock the gun to remove the magazine. I feel like i should pull the trigger to release the air before storing the gun. I don't mind the safety so much, it is one way to tell if the weapon is loaded. This is my first air gun and I would like better instructions.

With the hawke 3-12x44 this is a tack driver. I've been shooting a .22 cal big boy (22grain) hollow point. There have been no wounded varmints! And i havent missed one yet. This is a real pleasure to shoot.

it is an awesome Airrifle ,right out of the box and you feel proud ownership,as soon as you start using this.Mine is in 0.177 with each shot perfectly balanced with crisp& smooth trigger,flawless sidelever and shrouded barrel,with a grouping of 1/2"@ 50 yds .Will give it a try @ 75 yds,but sure that this will meet my expectation.

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Must owned rifle for anybody who beleives in prefection.This is a German Mosnter and excels in all categories and worth it's price.

The rifles accuracy is superb! I topped this rifle with the Hawke Sidewinder 30 and set the scope's zero at 60 yards. At this range after the 14 round magazine was emptied at the target, I was AMAZED that the 60 yard group was 1/2". I used a friend's greenhouse for the sight in and moved back to 80 yards and fired another 14 rounds. Using holdover recommended by the Chairgun Pro software that group had an overall measurement of 3/4" with the last 7 of the 14 going into the 1/2" size as before. This rifle is a tack driver and is very quiet. The rotary 14 round magazine is the best in design of all my other rifles of this type. I have only fired around 250 rounds so far and have had no feed problems of any kind. My rifle LOVES the 18.1 gr. JSB exact pellets. The 15.9 gr. is a close 2nd. The finish of the rifle is also superb and the trigger lets off after a crisp 1/2 lb. pull with no creep. A couple friends have fired this rifle and were also amazed at it's accuracy and the magazine. I would recommend this rifle to anyone wanting a HIGH quality rifle of this price range. Velocities with my rifle were 872 fps with the 15.9 gr. pellet and 860 with the 18.1 gr. This easily gives around 26 lb. energy which already has proven quite deadly on rabbits. I can get around 35 full power shots on an air fill.

The only thing would be a larger air capacity to give more shots per fill.