Page 4 of 7 - Weihrauch HW 75 Reviews

Great quality and design as always from Weihrauch! A perfect extension of my eyes and finger to put a hole in paper!

Absolutely without a doubt, NOTHING!

If you don't own one get one! You'll put your spring pistol out to pasture when you receive this! Anyone in the market for a Diana P5.

This pistol is very accurate with an excellent trigger. The grips are fantastic and everything about it feels high quality

Nothing.

I get about 300 fps shooting 7.9 crosman premiers. This gun is practically recoilless and hits exactly what you point it at.

Accuracy is great and the adjustable trigger is excellent, although not quite as crisp as I would like. Balance is good and build quality is top notch. The HW75 is great for plinking and for learning shooting discipline.

The grips are slightly too thin for my preference, although they offer excellent one-handed grip for being ambidextrous. Sights could use more contrast.

A wonderful pellet pistol; beautiful finish, solid without rattles, tight, highly accurate. A pleasure to shoot.

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It's expensive, but it is worth it.

The gun is very accurate.

The gun has started leaking. The gun will fire if shot quickly after pumping but the pressure will leak off in a minute or two so SHOT predictability is poor. It will need to be sent in for repairs.

This is an update of my previous five star review. My HW75 has started leaking. It leaks off in a minute or so. I will need to seek service. I sent an email to Weirauch and they said to contact Pyramyd, which I have not yet had the time to do.

It's very high quality with excellent fit & finish and real wood grips. The opening where the pellet is loaded is large enough so that my XL fingers can easily load the pellet. The hammer has to be cocked before firing. This pistol works well with a 2 handed grip.

I wish it didn't cost so much.

Its good for indoor shooting ( eg basement, garage or barn). This refined and well engineered pistol shoots better than I do!

This truly is a great little pellet pistol. It's so well made that it's a pleasure to just hold in your hand. Everything says quality including the cocking, trigger, sight adjustability, and accuracy. There's definitely pride of ownership here.

I certainly can't find fault with the product. I'm not sure there's a good rational reason to spend this much money on a gun that isn't powerful enough to hunt with and isn't really a competitive 10 meter pistol. It's a high end, expensive plinking gun. If you're looking for a rational reason to buy one you're not going to find one here.

All this being said, I don't regret having bought it. It's a fine piece of machinery and it's great fun to shoot!

The accuracy, the grips, the trigger, and the way it feels like a 1911 when holding it.

The safety, to shoot the pistol you flip the ambidextrous safety forward, which means you feel it while shooting. It should have been the other way, where it tucks out of the way when ready to fire.

My gun was shooting 2 inches high at 33 feet. When I adjusted the rear sight down, the hammer would strike the bottom of the rear sight when fired. I contacted Weihrauch and they asked me for my address but I haven't heard back from them yet.

I love the accuracy at 10 meters, the crisp trigger, and the 1911 angle of the grips. It makes a great trainer for indoor pistol shooting, Mine can bench rest 1/4" 5 shot groups at 33 feet.

The safety is weird. When the safety is off (moved forward) and the pistol is ready to shoot, you can feel the safety under your trigger finger.

I had trouble with the rear sight on mine. The gun was shooting high, and when I lowered the rear sight to adjust, the hammer would contact the bottom of the sight when fired. I wrote to Weihrauch and they asked for my address to send me a fix but haven't seen anything yet.

Accuracy. I have the .177. I was looking for a very accurate SSP. This is one IMHO. I am new to the sport and I hope my comments help someone. I was able to easily adjust the sight for accuracy at 33 feet. I can get quarter sized groupings at 40 feet with the gun resting on a sand bag. At 43 feet I shoot 15 ounce, 6 ounce (tomato paste) and 3 ounce (Fancy Feast cat food)cans. Only the 3 ounce cans are a challenge to hit.

The safety. It it were up to me I would point the safety to either S or F so I know exactly what it is set on. I have another air gun where the set up is different and I got confused.

I tested 5 pellets and found two to be the "best" Meisterkugeln 7.0 wadcutter and RWS Hobby 7.0 wadcutter.