Hatsan Gladius Slot?
It looks like we may need a new bullpup slot for this one.
I have a feeling that this one is going to go over real big.
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Dam all this time I thought they were made in Korea ,
Turkey? wow learn something new everyday,
Not sure it moves it up a mark on my gun list.
But thanks for the correction.
Mike
iride,
Korean?
Last time I checked, Hatsan was in Turkey.
One big factor it has going for it is you do not have to remove it from your shoulder or be a contortionist to cock it.
I like small and light to, I will say I am kind of shy to the Korea air guns,
I think I will keep an eye on this one, The barrels may be getting better from Korea,
Time will tell,
I like the looks of it, just not the Korea stamp.
Mike
My personal opinion is, big bulky and ugly
10 lbs 3 oz, 34.29 inches
That is a big bullpup.
The 22 weighs 4620g or 4,62kg it is 871mm long
One important factor that they left out was the weight of the gun , I like my bullpup to be light and not heavy . I don’t want a bullpup
that weights 8 to 10 lbs. before I add a scope to it .
FROM : THE BIRDMAN
It is just like any other hatsan, just with a new stock.
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Hatsan has come a long way over the years and I have been hearing really good things about their PCPs. They seem to be paying real close attention to the U.S. market and are becoming serious contenders for Gamo and Crosman. Their PCP line is probably as good as if not better than the Marauder. If they keep it up they are going to give the other European air rifle manufacturers a hard way to go.