HW100 Beeman Vs. Weihrauch?

[Hangtown-Shooter]

 Can someone enlighten me as to any difference’s between the Weihrauch version and the Beeman version of the HW100?

I have the opportunity to possibly purchase the Beeman .22 that Paul Capello reviewed for P.A. back in 2011 and trying to determine if it’s worth the asking price...

[Motorhead]

Barrel lengths between Carbine and Full size ... not sure but perhaps some stock shape differences

same mechanics ... There BOTH HW100's

9 years old ... going to need a total reseal, reg included to work as it should.

[Hangtown-Shooter]

Thanks Scott!

I think I’ve already talked myself out of it... and you just helped me feel good about passing on the deal

I will likely spend the extra few hundred on one of those Daystate Revere’s unless I find a killer deal on something lightly used and equally as nice.

[Hobbyman2007]

How much is he asking if you don’t mind me asking?  A reseal shouldn’t cost more than 10$ and can be done with a set of Allen keys ( metric of course) have a look at the price of a new one before you turn it down . You may be able to flip it for a couple bucks. I am in the process of doing exactly that but right now it is looking more and more like a keeper. These are great rifles although not very powerful in comparison to what’s available . I think they are happy up to 20fpe .

Watching the video just now , it’s the updated ( MK2 ) version . Different shape for the stock, fill probe , threaded insert in action for the tube to thread into and a shrouded barrel. Nice rifle for sure , I’d pay 4-500 USD if it holds air and has a decent stock without too many dings. It’s virtually the same design as the new from factory minus the strangled valve poppet.

[Hangtown-Shooter]

The seller is asking $1100 shipped/insured. He claims it is in like new condition and is his most accurate HW100 he has owned which is why he has kept it.

I wasn’t willing to pay that in cash, but I was considering making a partial trade...

[Hobbyman2007]

That’s too much money. You can get a brand new , never fired for less. https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=248

That’s in CAD , so it comes to 971.00 US plus shipping .

[Hangtown-Shooter]

That’s too much money. You can get a brand new , never fired for less. https://www.airgunforum.ca/store/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=248

That’s in CAD , so it comes to 971.00 US plus shipping .

I agree!

[Hobbyman2007]

Ya some of us , have a real hard time letting go. Shoot I was trying to sell a ten plus year old Windy City for 800$ CAD . It was worth it to me because I wanted it so bad when I bought it. Now it just sits there . But it sure is pretty. :p