Weihrauch HW50S .177

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Here ya go. This gun is so light. Love it.

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This is what a guy told me about this rifle. I will quote him..

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February 25, 2019 23:13

Best breakbarrel Weihrauch has ever made. Short stroke+wicked fast lock time=accurate and no hold sensitivity. 

Yeah they are stiff to cock compared to the power output, but who cares. They are light and slim and super accurate with just the right amount of power. Nice stocks too. 

I think you'll really enjoy it. 
 
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A bit sidebar issue , but on an earlier post regarding buying a HW 30 , or the Beeman R7. Most of what I heard was that they are same/same. But looking at the two major dealers in the USA , slight differences occur. The stocks , reported velocity's for the most part. Funny thing , is I have a few of the older Beeman catalogs from when Beeman sold both. The R7 had a fuller stock and 25 more FPS. Really curious , as we know who made both rifles , still do , and what the heck ? The catalog is the 1997 . 25th anniversary version. But what now , because the claims of dealers web sites are the same as back then. Pellet type and weight , but what really seems to be the deal. The Beeman stock seems more glossy , and the Weihrauch 30 more a subdued finish . And that 25 FPS deal ?
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Guns are really the same now. For awhile the Beeman R7 came with a shorter barrel and a muzzle break installed, but now it has the full length barrel same as the HW 30. Internally the guns are the same and all shoot at the same fps. (Give or take 10-15 fps) Stocks are the same unless you buy one of the different versions that Weihrauch sells the basic version of both guns are identical. I own 7 currently and are probably the most enjoyable guns to shoot just for the fun of shooting. Out to 35 yards they are very accurate . This is a gun that should be in any collection if you love to shoot accurate , easy to shoot spring guns.
 
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