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Hatsan .25 Sniper Nitro Piston

Here it is boy’s. Took about 50 shots through it, open sights.
Sat down and rested the rifle on some bags of compressed wood shavings for the final 5 shots at 25 yards. Had 3 pellets almost touching and 2 an inch or so out. Hope it only get’s better with the hawk air max 4×12 and the RWS single piece mount on her. it came with the original spring also. I think they did my 10 for 10 test with the spring in unless they used really light .25 pellets. Because the 10 shot string is
#1- 788.90
#2- 788.18
#3- 793.19
#4- 791.96
#5- 784.81
#6- 796.17
#7- 786.73
#8- 792.47
#9- 714.20
#10- 788.75 That was acctually shots 1 through 11 because # 2 is blacked out on the print out and 9 seems oddly low in comparison to the others.
Wish me luck.

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The spring came because Pyramyd air installed the Nitro piston. Guess I’ll have it if the NP ever goes out.
I’ve done alot of reading and post searching on all the Hatsan guns,Walther,webley and a few other that are the same rifles basicly.
They all seem to like jsb 25.4 and preadators and thats exactly what my mrod .25 liked also. not that means anything.

btw…

thats weird that they ship it spring-out. how much preload does it have? they mustve assumed you had the means to install it.

what made you so sure this gun liked those pellets that you got 100 tins? 😆

yea, theyre really crappy, but for arbitrary purposes theyll do, mine cost me 3usd.

Had to borrow those out of my daughters
Home depot construction belt. lol

i got the same calipers… 😀

pictures of that first 5 shot group open sights. From just
over 93 feet.

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