HW/Weihrauch HW30S - Strange Inscription On Barrel

[Stormin-Normin]

Has anyone seen this on any Weihrauch before? I just bought this .177 HW30S in Canada. It’s S/N suggests 2017 year manufactured. The gun was pirchased as new. It is shooting incredibly well out of the box. I just have no idea what that inscription might mean. see pic of the inscription, and 5 shot groups 2nd time out at 25 yards. I mounted a Hawke 2-7x32mm Vantage AO, Sportsmatch 2 piece 1” 11mm dovetail. Thanks for any comments!

 

[JayDee24ca]

Mine is 2017 and Made in Germany is deeply stamped on the tube. Very interesting that a second one has appeared.

JayDee, where did you buy yours?

Got mine from Dan at Cdn Airgun Forum. Is that where you got yours too?

 

[Struckat]

No mine came from AOA.

I wonder if the one with the Arabic script were intended for a different market?

 

[WoodWelder]

Got mine from Dan at Cdn Airgun Forum. Is that where you got yours too?

I wonder if Stormin-Normin purchased his also from Dan?

Weird, both rifles were purchased in Canada?

 

[Stormin-Normin]

I got mine from Great North Guns out of Quebec. Mine was missing the long front trigger guard screw. I opened a case with Weihrauch and they sent the screw which arrived this week. Maybe I’ll open a ticket with them about this inscription.

 

[Struckat]

No translation so far.

Maybe it says, “Death to chipmunks “?

 

[specie]

I don't speak Arabic, but I believe that is Arabic script...

Two of the symbols are for the Latin letters "w" and "h".

 

[Struckat]

Or HW? Interesting indeed.

 

[JayDee24ca]

I contacted the vendor from whom I bought the gun and he informed me that the writing was on a shipment he had about a hundred guns. He assumes they were originally special ordered for an Arabic country, maybe Saudi. The writing can be translated as "one who is commended", "Praised", "Glorified".

 

[WoodWelder]

I contacted the vendor from whom I bought the gun and he informed me that the writing was on a shipment he had about a hundred guns. He assumes they were originally special ordered for an Arabic country, maybe Saudi. The writing can be translated as "one who is commended", "Praised", "Glorified".

That is it, the "2" and the "6" is in there?

Praised and Glorified

مدح ومجد

 

[JayDee24ca]