The HW100 BP bullpup is based on the successful HW100 rifle, Weihrauch's first pre-charged pneumatic air rifle. It also borrows, most notably the pistol grip, parts from the HW44 pistol. There are two models in the range, distinguished only by the fact that one has a slightly longer barrel. The HW100 BP is intended as a hunting rifle as its The supplied user manual provides little inf. Has anyone got a detailed procedure for a full stripdown and service of a HW100 KT, in English please !!. The supplied user manual provides little inf Weihrauch Owners Club > Main Index > Articles & Reviews > FULL stripdown of HWKT 100. Share. Share with: Link: Copy link. 9 posts Instructions on how to remove the end caps from your Weihrauch HW100 Air Cylinder safely for servicing with minimal damage. Quality parts, upgrades & servicing for HW100, HW110 & HW44 by HW100Tuning Place the original HW100 Cylinder in a vice with protected jaws. The first picture is the correct way - the vice is not gripping the threads of About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators Resting across the top of the rifle is an 11mm Dovetail with a distinctive grid to help perfectly align your choice of optics. The HW 100 is a proven performer from a line that never skips out on quality. If you want a handsome PCP that can go toe-to-toe with the best in the industry, make the HW 100 TK your own! Caliber. .22 (5.5mm) Max Velocity. One of our newest sporters, the HW 110, a pre-charged air rifle from Weihrauch. HW 110 ST. Excellent accuracy • vibration free shot release • fast and easy repeating • 10-shot magazine capacity • built-in, fillable air cartridge with 200 bar • integral pressure gauge and quick-fill equipment • with regulator • system also available left-handed (against extra charge) • available The easiest way to determine whether it's your gun OR theWeihrauch air cylinder that is leaking on your HW100 is to take the air cylinder off the gun, put some air into it, pop a balloon over each end of the cylinder, making sure that you cover the fill port and the gap where the end cap is screwed onto the tube (see picture). The model HW 100 is equipped with a muzzle-break as standard. Against extra charge it can be supplied with moderator. HW 100 T. Elegant and handy thumbhole stock with cheekpiece, stippled pistol grip, oiled walnut, with lateral finger grooves in the forearm, ambidextrous. HW 100 TK. Realization like model HW 100 T, however, as carbine-version. The manual shows the weight adjuster at the front of the trigger guard, and the 1st stage adjuster behind the trigger blade. If you move the trigger to the rear of the shoe (ie moved back as far a possible) a 3rd adjuster screw is revealed just in front of the trigger, and this can be used to cut the throw/creep on the second stage. Hope that helps The Weihrauch HW100 is a PCP air rifle. That means it is powered by compressed air, highly-compressed air. The implications of that deserve some explanation for folks who might not appreciate just what that means. The pressure gauge on the HW100 cylinder indicates that the rifle is designed to operate in the 100-200 bar pressure range. Doug's Weihrauch HW100 PCP air rifle shoots very consistently. The Standard Deviation - the measure of shot-to-shot difference in muzzle velocity - was just 3.32 FPS across all the HAM test pellets. This is an outst