Thank you for the in depth review. I found it quite interesting and thorough, and the charts and graphs really add to the value of the presentation. I have watched this three times now, and feel that I have a better grasp of what this rifle is capable of. Mine just arrived today, Unfortunately, here in the northern hemisphere, it is winter, and far too cold to do much shooting for a while.
Thank you for your kind words. Where I live in South Africa, it is never to cold to shoot (well, almost:). I hope you have lots of fun with your new Bliutz
Great video! love all the info and data! I just ordered one of these in .22 cal. We have 34 grn diablo jumbo beast pellets here in the states. Do you think it can handle them? what about skirted slugs? How is it holding up? Have you had any problems? They have mixed reviews for dependability in the US. Thanks!
Hi Joe, I'm glad you've enjoyed the video. My Blitz is holding up well and I'm sure you will enjoy yours. I have shot 40.5gr slugs without problem, but also without any increase in muzzle energy above the 28.4gr pellets which I have tested in the review. I doubt there will be much (if any) benefit in going much more than about 32gr, if you are looking for more power.
@@joesalvator5878 Thank you very much Joe. The Term is actually "Boer" (pronounced buhr). A boer is the Afrikaans word for farmer, but if you spell it with a capital B ("Boer"), it refers to white Afrikaans speaking South Africans. It is often used in a derogatory manner, but we are nevertheless proud to be called "Boere " the plural Boer. And the majority of us are not racists. Please keep safe and have a great 2021.
Frank, as you could see from the review, the gun is quite accurate, but you need to get used to the heavy trigger. I don't know what "device to tune the barrel" you are referring to, but I do know that a shooter should not blame his equipment if he can't hit the target.
@@saairgunner5925 Hi SA Airgunner. I do appreciate and like the unique Hatsan Blitz PCP. The trigger pull is hectic. But I can overcome that with carefull shooting skills. The obvious oscillation of the barrel is severe. I have studied all the available means of sorting this issue out with most semi-auto and bolt action PCP’s on the market. I have shot nearly 1000 pellets of weights and makes from 18grn up to 30 grn. Result is always with pellets hitting the paper target at random spread over 8 - 10 inches at 40 to 50m. The availability barrel tuning options do not fit the Hatsan Blits with action it has. Great fun of course, not a pigeon hunting PCP. I am still looking around for a solution to this PCP, sincerely hope I find one.
