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jaxcat
PostPosted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 11:43 am 
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Anyone own either of these and can share info. I am looking at the hw100 kt or hw110 in .22 fac. I do not need this thing tuned for max power but in the lotto mid 800s would be nice. Anyway I am looking for shot counts on regulator etc. I want the shorter rifle for farm yard work and do not want the long standard version. Any info would be appreciated. Lots of info out there on sub 12 fpe rifles but not much on fac unless they are the standard s or t version.
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 2:52 pm 
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jaxcat wrote:
Anyone own either of these and can share info. I am looking at the hw100 kt or hw110 in .22 fac. I do not need this thing tuned for max power but in the lotto mid 800s would be nice. Anyway I am looking for shot counts on regulator etc. I want the shorter rifle for farm yard work and do not want the long standard version. Any info would be appreciated. Lots of info out there on sub 12 fpe rifles but not much on fac unless they are the standard s or t version.


X1 on this, also want to know if the rifle available on the forum store or at D&L has the short cabine barrel?
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Tallieho1
PostPosted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 7:51 pm 
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I have done some research on the 100 & 110.If your wanting them in 22cal,i believe that D&L is sold out.Off the 100k &110k.He said that he reordered in nov 2020.Given that the virus is going on in Germany,who know's .EST arrival feb /mar21.

https://www.weihrauch-sport.de/air-rifl ... tk?lang=en

https://www.weihrauch-sport.de/hw-110-st-2?lang=en The 'K' stands for Karbine[short version]


Hope this helps https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/produc ... 3ef56b..He has a 177cal available & '
https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/produc ... cts_id=250 long version but very good price
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jaxcat
PostPosted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 10:32 pm 
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Really curious about shot counts for hw100 kt fac models and shot counts for the hw110.
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Tallieho1
PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:17 am 
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Tallieho1 wrote:
I have done some research on the 100 & 110.If your wanting them in 22cal,i believe that D&L is sold out.Off the 100k &110k.He said that he reordered in nov 2020.Given that the virus is going on in Germany,who know's .EST arrival feb /mar21.

https://www.weihrauch-sport.de/air-rifl ... tk?lang=en

https://www.weihrauch-sport.de/hw-110-st-2?lang=en The 'K' stands for Karbine[short version]


Hope this helps https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/produc ... 3ef56b..He has a 177cal available & '
https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/produc ... cts_id=250 long version but very good price



Both the 100 & 110 in the carbine version are filled to 200 bar.The 100 giving 50 shots approx....The 110 Carbine 200 bar fill is 35 shots,with a slightly shorter cylinder
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jaxcat
PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2021 12:08 pm 
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Thank you is that info from shooting and testing them yourself. I appreciate the first hand knowledge.
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Hobbyman2007
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The HW100 in .22 with the K length 410mm barrel will give close to 50 full power shots at about 820fps using mid weight pellets. With the longer 590mm barrel you can add another ten shots at the same velocity. You can easily double that in sub 12fpe.

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jaxcat
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Thanks Hobbyman. There is a lot of sub 12 foot pound info out there but not a lot of fac. So my assumption was that the cylinder length/volume in the t and the tk versions of the hw100 are different. But even on weihrauchs site they do not state cylinder info. Are you saying it is only the barrel length that differs for example take the hw100's for sale on th the forum shop. The hw100t fsb is 44.5" long with a 22" barrel. The hw100tk fsb is 38.5" long with a 16" barrel. Those measurements make sense for only the barrel being a different length.
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Hobbyman2007
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The K versions from the site store have the longer cylinders ( 175cc) due to being full power FAC models as well as the shorter barrels . I bought the TKFSB and was expecting the short cylinder , to my suprise I received it with the long . Happy about that. I’m saving up for aluminum cylinders for mine now. They save close to 1.5 lbs .

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Magi
PostPosted: Mon Jan 11, 2021 1:38 pm 
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Hobbyman2007 wrote:
I’m saving up for aluminum cylinders for mine now. They save close to 1.5 lbs .


How does the service life of aluminum cylinders compare to the regular steel cylinders?
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Daryl
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I suppose it could happen, but I've never heard of anyone having to change the cylinder because
it wore out, on any PCP air rifle.

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Hobbyman2007
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I’ve read quite a few posts online in regards to both the A&M and the Ratworks aluminium cylinders. To my knowledge neither have problems with wear, there is a post or two in regards to the older cylinders splitting/ swelling if running higher than recommended fills for extended periods of time.

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