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Accuracy9.4/10
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Value for Money9.5/10
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  • Full review by
    kevin01384
    on 13th May 2009


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : 0

    Good Points: everything about the gun is good!!

    Bad Points: the barrels should have been the same diamiter as the other under levers apart from that what a rifle!!!!

    General comments: i have just swapped my hw99s for the Weihrauch hw57 and i think it is miles better!!! the 99s is brilant but the hw57 is in a different range!!! the loading bridge is abit fiddley but ill soon get used to it!! hawke sport hd scopes are briliant with this gun
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  • Review by
    nickhuntsman
    on 1st Feb 2009


    User Rating : 10
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    This is an excellent little springer! The rifle has nice compact proportions it looks and feels "right". The stock is full length, slim and elegant with a very nice rake to the pistol grip, a low well proportioned cheek peace and drop to heel that feels great in the shoulder, for both open and medium mounted scopes. I have had the hw57 in. 22, for about a month now, it is not run in yet (only fired about 350 rounds) but she is settling down nicely! I love to use a good set of open sights, and th ...
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  • Review by
    peem Rank: Corporal
    on 28th Sep 2008


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    Overall i like the 57 it is very accurate and easy to carry on long walks. I found that the top loading slot was sometimes faulty. The Weihrauch HW57 is however light, very easy to handle and also has the power of a much heavier gun.
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  • Review by
    RBest
    on 21st Sep 2008


    User Rating : 8
    Respect : 0

    Overall, I like the gun for it's size and general quality. The Rekord triggers are always tops and most of the HW-57's don't suffer from the issues I ran into. This gun is highly tunable for those wishing to take it up another notch or two towards perfection. If Weihrauch could produce the stock with a shorter length of pull, I think many women shooters could handle the gun quite well, and the pop up loading port makes for very safe loading. RB
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 3rd Aug 2008


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    Overall a very accurate and powerful gun, i first shot it with open sights and was very impressed, getting myself pigeons and magpies all the time, but then i fitted a scope, and contained very good accuracy. hitting a 2 pence peice size from 30 meters. the accuracy would be better if the recoil wernt so high. It needs good clamps for scopes, single piece ones would be best. I would recommend this gun for people plinking in the garden and shooting small rabbits, rats, pigeons and magpies.
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  • Review by
    diesellkl
    on 2nd Aug 2008


    User Rating : 8
    Respect : 0

    Very good. Light weight and easy loading very accurate and full knockdown power in 2.2 cal had this gun 4 2 years n no problems. The Weihrauch HW57 is a good all-rounder
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  • Review by
    Isambard Rank: Corporal
    on 2nd Jul 2008


    User Rating : 9
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    I bought the Weirhrauch HW57 in .22 caliber about 3 months ago for 215 pounds. I was impressed by how well balanced and light weight it was. The pop up breech was not difficult to use and once you get used to it it takes little time to load. You cock and reset the under lever and put in a pellet and push the breech down. There is less chance of trapping your fingers with this system. I used the iron sights only and was able to get 1 inch groupings at 25 yards. The open sights have a wider blo ...
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 24th Jun 2008


    User Rating : 8
    Respect : 0

    Bit of a ugly gun a bit heavy but pretty accurate, nice handling, tough gun. (i really bashed it badly and shuved the wrong oil in it and glued it all up and never washed it shuved random rubbish down the barrel like paper toilet paper straw shotgun mini ball thingys an loadsa rubbish and it wouldnt break!!! i really wona break it an jus laff at it coz its had the best me!!).
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  • Review by
    Sgt
    on 9th Feb 2008


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    An excellent gun for the price, compact and light to carry around, but with full power. I would recommend one to anyone.
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    Cognition Rank: Brigadier
    on 4th Jan 2008


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    I've had this gun since September and thought it about time to write a quick review, however brief. I haven't used the gun a huge amount so my opinions here do not necessarily represent fact. The Weihrauch HW57 is a nice gun, with good looks (although not the best) and a solid feel. As in the 'good points', the breech wobbles a substantial amount when the gun is cocked, so be careful. It's worth remembering that, especially in .177, this rifle is fiddly to load and has a long loading process - s ...
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 30th Nov 2007


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : 0

    It is a very nice first time rifle.
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  • Review by
    meile brown
    on 21st Aug 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : +2

    The HW57 is a little heavy, I noticed this when I replaced my tuned 12 year old supersport because it was getting a little loose on the break barrel. You do get used to the weight of the HW57. This is by far outweighed by the performance, accuracy and feel of this rifle, it is amazing. I use the rifle at weekends for ratting down the local farm and hand on my heart its my best friend and has never let me down. It really is the best a springer can get.
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  • Review by
    taylormade765
    on 26th Jul 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    Overall, the Weihrauch HW57 is an amazing entry rifle, and a great competition rifle. I believe it is one of the best out there, I have friends with different rifles, but i do not think any are anywhere close to my HW57!
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  • Review by
    sparky23
    on 6th Jul 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : +2

    Weihrauch hw57 - I bought this as my first full power rifle and wasn't dissapointed with it. After looking around, it seemed to be the best underlever rifle for the price. A lot of people have complained about the pop up breech, but I found I quickly got used to it, though with a scope fitted, especially a large one, it can be a bit annoying at times. It does recoil a bit, but with some practice you can acheive decent accuracy. I was able to get 1 inch groupings at 25 yards with the iron sights ...
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  • Review by
    gunking
    on 18th May 2006


    User Rating : 8
    Respect : 0

    The Weirauch HW57 is a smooth powerful gun. Good value for money light and the accuracy are well suited!
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  • Review by
    motster Rank: Staff Sergeant
    on 14th May 2006


    User Rating : 10
    Respect : 0

    My Weihrauch hw57 is best without scope and the underleaver cocking system works like a dream
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  • Review by
    Scum Rank: Staff Sergeant
    on 17th Feb 2006


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : -1

    The Weihrauch HW57 is a blinder but I do not like the loading mechanism yet. I understand users get used to it and I have not had it long so hoping it will become natural soon. I am not a compete doughnut and did the research first and it was either the BSA Supersport or the HW57 but the clincher was the price from J.S. Ramsbottom (£170) (although my friend recently bought a BSA Supersport from Uttings.com for a remarkable price of £139!) We took both guns out to the garde ...
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  • Review by
    welshbesty
    on 29th Sep 2005


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    I have had a few guns in the past and as I have been away for some time from shooting I thought I could get back into guns starting off with a spring gun again and as I have had all the Weihrauchs I thought try some thing new like the 57. I found it light not like the 97 and found it consisant with real good feel to a gun and like always for Weihrauch very good quality, top marks.
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  • Review by
    01METCALFEA
    on 20th Sep 2005


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : 0

    I have recently purchased a Weihrauch HW 57 from my local dealer. Traded in my HW 99S which to me seemed to be much better value for money.
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    beautgrainger147 Rank: Captain
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    on 15th Jun 2005


    User Rating : 9
    Respect : +1

    This Weihrauch HW57 Air Rifle belongs to my grandad, bought with the intention of using to practice follow through (since my brother and I use PCP's), it was chosen rather than some other lower priced underlevers for it's build quality and the reputation of weihrauch for making reliable guns, plus the price made it good value (around a few pennies less than £160). Unfortunately in the time that we have owned it we've only shot one and a half tins of pellets through it so I suspect that we ...
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