HI
I'm relatively new to airguns and bought a springer a couple of years back and then last year decided to buy a PCP
My springer is a Weihrauch HW99 and I love it so decided to stay with Weihrauch as they get such good reviews
I've had the HW100BP for a little over a year now and there is a very small amount of movement and occasional click in the pistol grip.
I've disassembled and put it all back together but still the same and I'm beginning to wonder if the small (M4?) countersunk screw at the front and 3mm pin at the rear are sufficient to cope with the stress and strain of long term use.
I do routinely pick the rifle up by the pistol grip and a few questions if anyone could help me:
1. Should I be picking the rifle up by the pistol grip
2. Any one else had or heard of a similar problem
3. Anyone know of an aftermarket stock that might eliminate the issue
In the round I love the rifle but it was expensive and this niggly issue detracts from the pleasure of owning and using it.
Ta
Rich
I'm relatively new to airguns and bought a springer a couple of years back and then last year decided to buy a PCP
My springer is a Weihrauch HW99 and I love it so decided to stay with Weihrauch as they get such good reviews
I've had the HW100BP for a little over a year now and there is a very small amount of movement and occasional click in the pistol grip.
I've disassembled and put it all back together but still the same and I'm beginning to wonder if the small (M4?) countersunk screw at the front and 3mm pin at the rear are sufficient to cope with the stress and strain of long term use.
I do routinely pick the rifle up by the pistol grip and a few questions if anyone could help me:
1. Should I be picking the rifle up by the pistol grip
2. Any one else had or heard of a similar problem
3. Anyone know of an aftermarket stock that might eliminate the issue
In the round I love the rifle but it was expensive and this niggly issue detracts from the pleasure of owning and using it.
Ta
Rich