AEAC video review - HW95 Luxus .22

The video was great. And the groups you produced made us springers very proud. As said above, you were able to produce better groups with that 95 than you have with many of the PCP's you've tested.

Hoping to see an HW97 test at some point. And, just out of curiosity, I'd like to see the new Sig ASP20 run through a few tests. It's the only non-Weihrauch I have any interest in.

I'll try to get my hands on both at some point. I'm hearing lots of excitement around both. Steve
 
I stand by what I've been preaching for Years,especially as of late. Springers Are Under Rated! Your excellent video is a prime example. Great Job,Steve! I look forward to Your videos like a kid back in the old days looking forward to Saturday cartoons! Thank You,

Mike.

It's funny. A lotta pcp guys (and ex springer guys even) turn their nose up at springers. I find it refreshing, especially when I've been been "refilling" for a while. Makes ya a damn good shot too, lol. Steve
 
Hi from the UK,

Nice review Steve, all Weihrauch airguns are high quality, and their spring guns are my favorite springers by far. That spring twang can be reduced to zero with proper lubrication of the spring. You guys in the States will have many suitable products to choose from. I spray a clear grease on my airgun springs, the stuff is called PMA Clear Grease with added PTFE, and is made here in the UK. It was designed originally for motorcycle chains, open gears and heavy machinery. It is best applied by removing the spring and spraying it with the spring guide still inside the spring, then leave a few hours or so until it becomes very tacky, then reassemble the gun.

It gives you a vibration free spring gun that sounds and feels totally amazing, with very little cost.

If you don't want to disassemble the action, it can be sprayed on to the spring via the cocking lever slot once the stock has been removed, but take care not to over do it because it can make the gun diesel because of the spray carrier that is in the lube (this has to dissipate from the lube before it becomes real tacky)

Hope this helps.

Steve.