The German manufacturer Weihrauch started production back in 1899 and ranks among the absolute top in its field. Their air rifles are used for shooting disciplines such as Field Target and others. The HW 110ST model is the successor to the best-selling HW 100 model. Unlike its predecessor, the air cylinder is fixed in place and cannot be removed.
It is also the first PCP air rifle from the German manufacturer that is set in a black polymer stock. The stock is ambidextrous, making it suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters. At the end of the stock there is a rubber buttpad that absorbs recoil.
The manual safety is located in front of the magazine port and is present on both sides. The magazine is automatically rotated after cocking the side lever. Since PCP air rifles do not have iron sights, there is a 22 mm rail for mounting a riflescope.