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thanks for the help!

now, i just have to select a good one, get the money, and convince by dad. great.

can someone point me to the Weihrauch prices? for somereason I can't download the catalogue

the price for the
HW 97 k
HW 77 k

go to pyramydair.com, air rifles, weihrauch and then they are on the page next to the rifles.

hmm.... i never really thought that the weight of the gun would be an issue, but 9 pounds for the 77 is a bit much, even if it has an extra 100 fps.

wow...nearly 500$, whats the best gun I will find around 300$

HW 57

i dunno about this one tho, ill ask jack HW 95

i would jighly recomend the benjamin 392 its a very nice gun will put 5 pellets in a dime at 30 yards if you do your part/know how to use the iron sights

A-98 wrote:hmm.... i never really thought that the weight of the gun would be an issue, but 9 pounds for the 77 is a bit much, even if it has an extra 100 fps.

If you're shooting from standing or carrying the rifle around, the weight can be a bit of a disadvantage - on the other hand, when a rifle is too light, it's much less steady and accuracy tends to suffer, particularly given the recoiling nature of springers.

edit: the HW95 is also sold in the US as the beeman R9 (same rifle, different name) so you might want to look it up to get an idea of US based impressions of the rifle.

Some meaningful velocity tests with different pellets (not just oooh! 1000 fps! yeah! sort of advertising) can be found >>here<<.

an honest review

anyone have experience with this gun?

http://www.pyramydair.com/p/beeman-SS-1 ... -kit.shtml

so far I've only seen good reviews, and it's relatively cheap.

pyromanic13 wrote:so far I've only seen good reviews, and it's relatively cheap.

I'd be wary of anything advertised only for its velocity (without quoting pellet weight) and whose group sizes are mentioned only at 10 yards