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Airguns by Make and Model => Weihrauch Airguns => Topic started by: TWBryan on October 25, 2015, 07:03:33 PM

Title: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: TWBryan on October 25, 2015, 07:03:33 PM
Well,I went ahead and installed a Vortek 12 FPE kit into the 95. Since then it's had over 200 pellets and I think it is settling down and finally becoming shootable. At least shootable by a feeble old crippled fart like me. ;)

I have a target here shot at 30 yds using JSB Express pellets (14.35 grs).

(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k244/1coldsoul/HW95L%20Target%2010222015.jpg) (http://s90.photobucket.com/user/1coldsoul/media/HW95L%20Target%2010222015.jpg.html)

The middle groups are indicative of what I'm now getting with the gun. Numbers 1 & 2 I was chasing the zero,5 and 6 I was getting tired.

I did think I had screwed the pooch yesterday when I fired it without a pellet in the breech. I pulled it apart today and nothing was broken,blown,or busted ,so I guess I was lucky.

My last chrono string was

574
610
608
611
609
614
618
614
617
615

If you ignore the 574 that's a nice spread. I suspect that might improve even in time.

While I envy those who can shoot a full-power version,I'm just happy I can hit something with this once in a while.

I did shoot it at 15 yards to see if the groups were off windage wise and they were centered. I might try shooting at 40 yards to see if there is any deviation there.

While my HW95 might be considered a "cautionary" tale I think we're finally getting to an acceptable outcome.

Thanks For Looking :)

Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: marx68us on October 28, 2015, 10:18:14 PM
Try adjusting the trigger. Your groups look good though I bet you can do better.
Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: LAalex on October 29, 2015, 04:44:41 AM
Try adjusting the trigger. Your groups look good though I bet you can do better.

I would agree with this.  A little practice and you'll be shooting one hole groups. 

Scotty
Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: TWBryan on November 05, 2015, 01:34:56 PM
Thanks guys,I have been thinking about that myself. The last chrono string I ran indicates that I have an es of 5 fps! Wouldn't believe it if I hadn't ran the test myself. Guess the vortek kit and seal are working pretty good. About to go out and shoot,so I will make minor adjustment to the trigger before I step out.
Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: Duckfish on November 11, 2015, 06:19:52 PM
The Rekord is fairly easy to adjust.  You will need a small torx wrench.  Check this out.


http://www.airguns.net/general_rekord_trigger.php (http://www.airguns.net/general_rekord_trigger.php)


Duck
Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: wimpanzee on November 12, 2015, 01:00:39 PM
I went ahead and put a Vortek PG2 full power kit in my new HW95. I just couldn't stand the twang in .22 when the .177 I've had with a pg2 was soooo much smoother.

End of the day, CPUM 14.3's are hitting 815fps (up from 750!), and both group I managed to shoot yesterday at 25 yards were one hole.

Got to love how smooth those PG2 kits make these guns!
Title: Re: Another Update on my HW95
Post by: TWBryan on November 13, 2015, 12:20:44 PM
Duckfish,thank you for the link,I think I have the trigger now adjusted to the right weight. :)

Wimpanzee,I have had good luck with vortek kits,they seems to make the firing cycle notable quicker.They also make chrono readings far more consistant.

Well,the great accuracy I was getting with JSB Express went south when I started shooting out of the next tin of pellets. I'll get 2-3 in a ragged hole,the other shots will be flyers. I have switched over to AA Field Heavies (18 grs) ,they give good accuracy so far. Would have liked it if my pellet hunt was over.

I have heard other people state a similar experience with jsb pellets,I do hope this not a trend. I sure do envy the folks that can get good accuracy from cheaper pellets ,like crosman and rws.