Ya theyre underrated sommething fierce. Built like a tank and good quality for yesrs to come. I purchased all 3 caliberz in this wood version. The little .177 is screaming fast w as much power as some of the newer budget stuff in .22 cal. No BS. Im going to do a video of mine soon as it cools down some. Its 100 here where im at North Eastern U.S. ive had mine 4 yrs now w alot of pesting hrs and only had to service 2 leaks only out of 3 rifles in that spand. They work and shoot good as the day i got em. I looked in the barrel bores and still have deep grooves. The newest version of these have a cocking lever like a Air Venturi Avenger or something. But they are hard to find after the company shut down production there after. Im a big Hatsan and Kral Arms fan. Just this model doesnt provide high shot count like the newer stuff does. 2 1/2 mags an ur done. My newer pcp rifles get 70 shots and up per fill. The Hatsan is probably only good to go on a short squirrel or rabbit hunt. But hey, how many shots are you going to really need to go out hunting with it 10 shots?
Good video I just did that with my air rifle. The other day got about 9 different pellets. Try to see which one shot the best. That's a good way to do it.
Dude my Hatsan Flashwood in .25 is deadly accrate with seneca hunting pellets (round and pointed) and also H&N Barracudas. Like same hole accurate all day long. I have nothing bad to say about it. Thing is a joy to shoot. Btw, it has more upgraded parts then the stock and bolt handle inside, its clear when you shoot it... that its a much better flash then the original synthetic model. The trigger is very nice once adjusted too.
@wessamons I bought them on a fluke and was pleasantly surprised. They are heavy in .25. The rounded like are 36 grain the pointed are over 40 grains but they are deadly accurate out of this gun and carry the energy a long way
Ya theyre underrated sommething fierce. Built like a tank and good quality for yesrs to come. I purchased all 3 caliberz in this wood version. The little .177 is screaming fast w as much power as some of the newer budget stuff in .22 cal. No BS. Im going to do a video of mine soon as it cools down some. Its 100 here where im at North Eastern U.S. ive had mine 4 yrs now w alot of pesting hrs and only had to service 2 leaks only out of 3 rifles in that spand. They work and shoot good as the day i got em. I looked in the barrel bores and still have deep grooves. The newest version of these have a cocking lever like a Air Venturi Avenger or something. But they are hard to find after the company shut down production there after. Im a big Hatsan and Kral Arms fan. Just this model doesnt provide high shot count like the newer stuff does. 2 1/2 mags an ur done. My newer pcp rifles get 70 shots and up per fill. The Hatsan is probably only good to go on a short squirrel or rabbit hunt. But hey, how many shots are you going to really need to go out hunting with it 10 shots?
Good video I just did that with my air rifle. The other day got about 9 different pellets. Try to see which one shot the best. That's a good way to do it.
Thank you!! Happy shooting!!!
Atomics did great. Like the look of that gun
Dude my Hatsan Flashwood in .25 is deadly accrate with seneca hunting pellets (round and pointed) and also H&N Barracudas. Like same hole accurate all day long. I have nothing bad to say about it. Thing is a joy to shoot. Btw, it has more upgraded parts then the stock and bolt handle inside, its clear when you shoot it... that its a much better flash then the original synthetic model. The trigger is very nice once adjusted too.
I'll have to get some seneca's
@wessamons I bought them on a fluke and was pleasantly surprised. They are heavy in .25. The rounded like are 36 grain the pointed are over 40 grains but they are deadly accurate out of this gun and carry the energy a long way
What probe would you need for this gun or thread if you were to use a pump
It should come with the probe.
nice video👍
Thank you!
I checked out your channel and subscribed. You have some cool videos too!
@@wessamons thanks