The Hatsan AT44-10 is taken for a spin in this video! It is currently for sale at Crackshot in Newton Abbot You can contact them on..... www.crackshot.co.uk / crackshot1 01626 242971 info@crackshot.uk
hi i noticed in your first 2 mags you had a bit of trouble cocking the gun ,you had to recock a few times ,worth noting the gun will not double load a pellet ,also you have to shoot the pellet as you cannot uncock ,they make a ping noise in the air cylinder on firing ,needs a depinger fitted , very front heavy ,[saying that as a defiant owner] ,,accuracy is ok with a good heavy pellet but not a long range gun ,got a 177 and 2 of 22 ,holds air forever all 3 are 10 plus years old ,never needed any work at all ,at the time a good cheep starter/plinker gun ,magazines are cheep to buy ,a lot of info on these online with lots of aftermarket spares,but there is probably better guns out there now ,good to see reviews on base models ,thanks
Morning . Nice review.i had one of these to review many years ago for a magazine .it was an early model ,and it is was possibly the worst gun I've had the miss fortune to shoot . There was no power curve. So what happend was the pellet made the highest velocity at 200 bar and just dropped shot by shot down to 100 bar .this made getting a reliable zero almost impossible .accuracy wasn't good either .a year or so later a friend had one and his was even worse for accuracy and suffered the same dropping velocities . Newer models maybe better . I'd recommend you do a chrono section to your reviews giving pressure- start - peak energy - finish points and then shot count . Cheers . Keep em coming .
Pretty good all round review of the gun itself, except for the accuracy, I have one of these hatsan's in .22 and it produces far tighter groups than shown on your video ,but as you used a cheap scope and your target was wagging around like a dogs tail ,I'm not surprised your groups were larger .
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I have own one for about 10 years and it is a very reliable and accurate gun, one of my pet peeves is when reviewrs say if it´s not accurate you still can shoot at animals with it... WHY on earth do you want to use a gun at an animal that you can´t kill instantly? Better to say it´s good enough to plink cans...
Nice rifle. Accuracy is good. You can always polish the barrel and find the perfect pellet to achieve excellent results. But for hunting purposes. It's fine. Reliable, easy to work on, accurate and affordable. Plus a 6 month warranty. You won't get that from buying from an individual. 👍🎯
This was my first pcp I owned about 12 years ago in synthetic stock and for the money you couldn’t really fault it a tad heavy maybe but if I was to be starting out again to buy my first pcp I think I’d save a bit more go for the Gamo phox kit much better rifle in my view and worth saving that little extra for.
I agree with you. The gamo guns are better in every way, but as an introduction to shooting, these are cool. Please consider subscribing to the channel if you liked the video! Take care.
