OH! I would possibly part with one of mine in trade for another Beeman R8. It's different than the current HW50s that's for sure contrary to what people say and think and read they're definitely not the same gun.
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Weihrauch HW30 .177 Urban Pro..anyone?
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Doc Beeman had a higher standard for the guns that carried his name and why they have a following. You paid a higher price to get one, but from reading the stories of owners of those guns, they thought it was well worth what they paid to get them.
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The HW30 is a very good lightweight survivalist airgun. Mine is in .22. Stock power is about equivalent to a Crosman 1322 at ten pumps. Let me tell you, cocking the HW30 is easier, faster, and much quieter than banging out ten pumps on the 1322. I put my 1322 away after getting the HW30.
I do like the Weihrauch scope that comes with the AoA Urban Pro. It's light weight, bright, and easy to use.
I installed a Vortek PG2 kit. In general, muzzle energy increased about 1 foot pound of energy, The stock HW30 doesn't have much twang to remove. It increased cocking effort slightly. Was it worth it? Yes, but don't do it unless you're handy.
I do like the Weihrauch scope that comes with the AoA Urban Pro. It's light weight, bright, and easy to use.
I installed a Vortek PG2 kit. In general, muzzle energy increased about 1 foot pound of energy, The stock HW30 doesn't have much twang to remove. It increased cocking effort slightly. Was it worth it? Yes, but don't do it unless you're handy.
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