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Anybody heard of these PCP’s ?

Never heard of them personally, but look pretty awesome and I like the shot count per charge …..

http://www.hatsan.com.tr/new_products.asp

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quote rob3dr:

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Those who know of the ‘trigger fiasco’ with a couple folks within the airgunning community can see the humor in that…. haha 😆

Do you want your trigger to smell like fish or ass?

That sounds a bit like the hdd fiasco that recently went down, and still is to some level and not just with the de bouncer 🙄

Wait, remington sold one? That wouldn’t be the remington genesis would it?

I so have that rifle. 😀 It is crap. Broke a scope tube in half, violent vibrations, not very accurate. I’ve killed a good many squirrels with it though. 🙂 On another note it’s a very good feeling stock. I would love to put it on a better assembly.

quote WalkonKing:

Those who know of the ‘trigger fiasco’ with a couple folks within the airgunning community can see the humor in that…. haha 😆

Do you want your trigger to smell like fish or ass?

quote Cygnus X:

ok hatsan is to be considered the worst piece of Turkish crap rifle there is

I thought this was common knowledge…. but apparently not.

As a rule… Turkish, Chinese, and Spanish made springers are crap.

Sure, there are the exceptions, but I have worked on my fair share of springers and I will say that no amount of turd polishing will turn one of these guns into a European gun. If for no other reason, the resale value will be nowhere near that of a quality springer.

Good heads up Cygnus X! Too bad though, they sure are perty! The .25 option is cool too, although I find it hard to believe—correct me if I’m wrong—that such a small air reservoir could produce a 70+ shot count…but even if it was true, it wouldn’t matter if these rounds came out the barrel like a Tug Mcgraw screwball 😯

Wow ! and I also liked that Torpedo in 25cal. I bet it would hammer a scope to pieces.

Later

ok hatsan is to be considered the worst piece of Turkish crap rifle there is

the only good thing they have are the dual weaver and dovetail mount

the torpedo series…is so violent i think you will have trouble finding a scope that will hold up…..and it shakes and vibrates like a mofo with crappy trigger and crappy barrels…when the diesling is burnt off…and power starts to fall slowly as the piston eats it self up it will still be a crappy rifle….some time ago someone posted barrels that had been cut through….some of the hatsans where missing rifling in the middle of the barrel…spare your self the grief and get a rws, beeman or weihrauch

as a general rule power and springers dont match….with a few exceptions like the kodiak, crowmagnum…and that guy who made dual piston guns

their pcp is not much better…it should be considered a tuning project…much like a b50, but the b50 is a better design imho (its a straight copy of daystate huntsman)

hatsan these days are being sold under many brands….hatsan dont care who sells their rifles….true airgunners are not likely to buy that kind of airgun no matter what brand they are sold under….hammerli is one…think remington, or some other pwder burner brand sells them too

so to come down on these rifles so hard….but you can have a really nice rws34 for little money and you will be happy…..you MIGHT get a good hatsan….but the odds are small….

over and out

Those looks nice, this one is my favorite.

http://www.hatsan.com.tr/new_airguns_torpedo_150_th.asp

Wonder where they can be purchased

I think those are the ones that p/a is selling under their Air Venturi name

Look nice, wonder how much the walnut stocked 25 cal with moderator runs ?

LAter

Odd, the MV of the underlevers is higher than the PCPs.

I like the .25 options as well. Dont look like thier very quiet though.

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