Hi Peter, we haven't had many issues at all with the Brococks, accuracy is brilliant and the build quality also. The only issue we have had with some of them fill valves is they stick open after filling and will bleed when bleeding the bottle valve, however its a simple remedy and easy to do I am very happy doing that. Overall its a gun I would buy myself. Kindest regards, James

As someone who has and still does own some of the more expensive PCP rifles from the likes of daystate ,FX, etc etc , I'd say " under no circumstance should you part ex your hw100 in for any rifle ". They are every bit as accurate as a redwolf ,impact, air arms , etc etc , if you part ex it in time you will absolutely regret parting with it , the anti double feed,the simple magazine system and the beautiful side lever are where the hw100 started , they ( weirauch) have refined those mechanisms over 20 years ,they stuck making only a few PCP models mostly based around the hw100 platform ,IE :- hw101 single shot action , the hw100 fsb ( fully shrouded barrel) and still the regular hw100s are performing as intended , yes the 110 is totally different rifle but even that was inspired by the hw100 , I've owned nearly 100 expensive PCP rifles from the begining of 2009 to present day and in that time I've learned that th hw100 is a rifle I can keep going back to and know how it will perform each time I shoot it , I currently own two theobens Mfr and ttr2, I have a custom carbine hw100 that now has a 300 cc buddy bottle ,quick fill and gauge and it sits in a nice custom built thumbhole walnut stock ( check out the livens custom hw100s ) it look very similar , if you really want a new rifle I'd consider getting the parts to convert the rifle to a quick fill buddy bottle ( best fittings sell everything you need) and convert your hw100 , there are plenty of excellent stock makers now who can make you a custom stock for a reasonable price . It cost me around 800 to do all that to my hw100 carbine ( oh and another 140 quid for a hugget shroud and silencer) so I understand I could have just part exed and given a shop the 800 and walk away with an entirely new rifle , however I know have the guarantee of quality and accuracy and the fact that I've already dialed the action ,pellet and scope in to get the very best from the rifle it's just now got 300 shots per charge ,it's easy to fill ,the gauge is safe to look at ,and it's in a stock that's a work of art , I can honestly say I love my hw100 custom above all my other rifles ,the fact that I've had it for years and how it started as a sporter ,then I put the hugget shroud/silencer on it and a light weight cylinder , that made it even more of a pleasure to use and now finally it's something totally original to me and the fact I often outshoot the lads who have the latest 2500 quid gun ,makes owning it a pleasure ( I went on a bit their lol) Check out racknloads video on the livens hw100 , I think you will enjoy it .

@@aboutthemetal8783 Thank you. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into that when you didn't have to. Brilliant and informative. You are absolutely right, it appears throughout the forums folks always seem to either hold on to their HW100's or deeply regret selling them on/trading in. You also must be a mind reader because the only reason I would consider something else is pretty much the small shot-count of my HW100KT Adjustable Laminate. Getting maybe 40-50 in .177? I've seen Pickering guns Jacko Conversions with the buddy bottles and I would definitely consider this. I just don't know where to start, especially with regard to custom stocks. Think there's a place in Sheffield? I do like the "tactical" look of the RTI, AGT, FX, BRK but would pass on these if I could customise my HW100. Any links to how you did yours would be great, I'd see about doing business with them...Sorry, I don't know how to private message in You Tube. Anyway, thanks again, as I said, really appreciate it pal.

Hi Marcus, With the new style magazines yes they can be double loaded so being extra careful when using the gun will prevent this. The gun can be de-cocked, so saves firing the rifle. Kindest regards, James

@@Crackshot_LTD Many thanks for coming back to me 👍