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The 50 is a great all around gun. It's a little bigger and stronger than the HW30. Its a mid sized model people call the goldilocks of...

Got the hw30 back from AOA. Works perfectly. Their fix was to oil the ball detent to work it loose. I had done that prior to shipping it...

Heres a chisel from a Brand new HW50 that I tuned in October.

Only put good Moly grease on the chisel detents. Oil won't protect it enough. There's a tremendous amount of friction there point to...

I have the HW50, it's the wedge type breech lock...works great so far, I've probably put 5 or 600 pellets through it. I won't be afraid...

HW30s needs lots of moly or equivalent around and behind the ball mechanism. I accidently washed the grease out of mine and things went...

Nope. Dianas are easier but I don’t think the HW is hard. I think the issue is that our definition of “easy” differs from too many...

I guess our definition of easily differs 😄. This is easy enough for me, but your Dianas and Hatsan are definitely easier. FWIW I only...

Ron, that’s why I said, “Easily”. On my Dianas and Hatsan, I just pull the safety back out. Little simpler process ;). But, unless I’m...

Only the underlever Weihrauchs can't be reset or uncocked. To reset the safety just recock the gun. The safety kicks out again. To...

That’s funny. I’ve seen peeps complain about the HW safety before and never understood it. Wasn’t worth commenting on. I have other guns...

Lol.. kinda like guys who complain how hard to use / push in the hw safety pin . A flick of the thumb , how hard is that ?

ill go with the lead dust/chip idea . How many thousands flawless 30's are out there ? i have one made in 1976 works every time .

Personally i like the HW55 lever lock ,but i guess that is too much work for some people ?

I have the hw50 on back order.