I had the Beeman version and it was a fantastic little gun. I just found a tin of these pellets in the cupboard last week and the shoot great out of my HW97 and 99. The 99 has open peep sights and I managed 12y 8mm group and only 10mm at 20y. They are a fantastic little pellet and I got 2 tins delivered today from The Wolfman for under a tenner. Bargain. Great vid, looking forward to the next
Great video! 👌👍👏 The doggo is sweet btw. 🥰 Glad you tested this ammo and I hope you are satisfied with the results. These pellets are a bargain as they allow for very precise shooting for their price (I pay €40 plus postage and packing for them here in Germany when I order 10+1 free can in bulk). Their quality is excellent. I have once put eight of them on a dime at a distance of 15 meters with my HW40 mounted with a cheap old 4x15 scope. Rested, that is. As I do not shoot competition and only do plinking and target work on my private range, this is my goto (budget) ammo, even for my HW57 rifle and I wouldn't go for any other type. I should mention that one time I unfortunately received a bad batch where the pellets go all over the place. I can use those only for short range general plinking but otherwise I like to stick to them. Before I order them again I will first approach the dealer to check on the claim options for the future. The HW40 remains a gem of a precise pistol for its price segment. Mine has never let me down in the 25+ years that I have owned it. I use felt pellets for cleaning and maintenance of the barrel (with Ballistol) and I also give it a little splash of silicone oil in the cylinder every few hundred or so shots to keep the o-rings in shape. I am not sure when Weihrauch began selling the HW40 but it seems like my model was a very early one because it does not have the fiber optics at all. I do find aiming with its open/"iron" sights somewhat awkward as they are kind of "thick" and I don't know if the fiber elements help that but after a while you do get used to it. I like to shoot it hands free at 5-6 meters sometimes and make a bunch of groups on cardboard targets. It's great fun and I can recommend it to improve the feel for the gun and this particular ammo. Best greetings from Germany! 👋🇩🇪
The Hw40 is definitely a great gun for the money. I’ve been quite busy with work lately so not had much time to shoot, but hope to get back to it soon. Thanks for the great comment. 👍
I had the Beeman version and it was a fantastic little gun. I just found a tin of these pellets in the cupboard last week and the shoot great out of my HW97 and 99. The 99 has open peep sights and I managed 12y 8mm group and only 10mm at 20y. They are a fantastic little pellet and I got 2 tins delivered today from The Wolfman for under a tenner. Bargain. Great vid, looking forward to the next
Great video! 👌👍👏 The doggo is sweet btw. 🥰
Glad you tested this ammo and I hope you are satisfied with the results. These pellets are a bargain as they allow for very precise shooting for their price (I pay €40 plus postage and packing for them here in Germany when I order 10+1 free can in bulk). Their quality is excellent. I have once put eight of them on a dime at a distance of 15 meters with my HW40 mounted with a cheap old 4x15 scope. Rested, that is.
As I do not shoot competition and only do plinking and target work on my private range, this is my goto (budget) ammo, even for my HW57 rifle and I wouldn't go for any other type.
I should mention that one time I unfortunately received a bad batch where the pellets go all over the place. I can use those only for short range general plinking but otherwise I like to stick to them. Before I order them again I will first approach the dealer to check on the claim options for the future.
The HW40 remains a gem of a precise pistol for its price segment. Mine has never let me down in the 25+ years that I have owned it. I use felt pellets for cleaning and maintenance of the barrel (with Ballistol) and I also give it a little splash of silicone oil in the cylinder every few hundred or so shots to keep the o-rings in shape.
I am not sure when Weihrauch began selling the HW40 but it seems like my model was a very early one because it does not have the fiber optics at all. I do find aiming with its open/"iron" sights somewhat awkward as they are kind of "thick" and I don't know if the fiber elements help that but after a while you do get used to it. I like to shoot it hands free at 5-6 meters sometimes and make a bunch of groups on cardboard targets. It's great fun and I can recommend it to improve the feel for the gun and this particular ammo.
Best greetings from Germany! 👋🇩🇪
The Hw40 is definitely a great gun for the money. I’ve been quite busy with work lately so not had much time to shoot, but hope to get back to it soon.
Thanks for the great comment. 👍
Gotta love pellet guns
In pistol shooting 10m you don't aim at the Bill (bc it's black) you aim at the white at 6.30 position with a bit of white above front and rear sights