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Hatsan Mod 95 Vortex .25 - Airgun Review by Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb.com 

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@rzarco01
@rzarco01 2 года назад
Rick, to echo the remarks of many commenters here - many thanks for the consistent, thorough and systematic reviews you have presented throughout the years. I have made quite a few air gun purchases based on the information that you (along with corroboration from other reviewers) provided and never regretted any of them. More power to you and your channel!
@Davepurington
@Davepurington 10 лет назад
I bought this gun in the.22 caliber.. I was going to buy the mod 135 but I noticed the mod 95 had come out with the vortex piston so I grabbed it quickly, man I'm glad I did.. I have put over 2500 pellets threw it and it is dead on accurate. I have found that the JSB 15.89 gr and the JSB 14.3 gr pellets are both straight shooters and I have lots of them.. But the pellet that I heard the most complaints about and steered away from was the Gamo Hunters 15.43 gr. Well I bought one can for 4.99 at a local sporting good store to see what was so bad about them and was blown away how accurate they were in this gun at 100 feet, I stocked up.. This gun is a monster for power and at 35 yards it blows right threw 1/2 inch plywood and I mean tears it up. The thing that blew me away the most was when I taped a penny to a 1/2 inch sheet of plywood and backed up 30 feet and fired at the penny.. It went clear threw the penny and cracked it out 3 ways to the edge and still managed to go clean threw the 1/2 inch plywood with a Gamo magnum pointed head pellet, what a shock. This gun is not a toy it is a powerhouse and for 200 dollars it is way more gun than your paying for.. My buddy bought the Gamo bone collector for 79 dollars more and he had to invest in a new DaTuna trigger for 50 bucks more and it sill isn't the gun this Hatsan model 95 vortex is on a bad day.. LOL My grandson can't hardley wait till i'm committed to the old folks home so he can have this Hatsan 95 vortex to himself..
@joeking4389
@joeking4389 10 лет назад
I asked you to do this review a few weeks ago and here it is, thanks
@drivethelightning
@drivethelightning 8 лет назад
Watching this video cost me 170 bucks.
@almirria6753
@almirria6753 8 лет назад
I have one in .25 & I call it "Splat Stick" . It has taken 4 squirrels, 2 rabbits, 1 cotton mouth [poisonous water snake], 6 copperheads [another poisonous snake]so far. And when it hits something all I hear is a "splat". I do shoot with the open sights though. I have found it best effective out to 30 yards.
@jadansterling6613
@jadansterling6613 5 лет назад
Al Mirria what pellets do you use ?
@jroutdoorsman6015
@jroutdoorsman6015 10 лет назад
your channel has changed drastically over the past years, I think it is definitely for the best!
@mapbike
@mapbike 8 лет назад
I just wanted to ring in here and say that I got my model 95 vortex in .25 today, put about 100 pellets through it today so far and this thing is a dang hammer.... it hits extremely hard out to 40+yds, super accurate with the Vortex/H&N 19.91grn dome pellets, even with open sights I was able to consistantly nail a small target that was only 1 3/4" diameter out to 30yds, I think this rifle is exceeding the 650fps mark, Ill know for sure when I shoot it across the Chrony tomorrow, but this thing may become 1st or 2nd place on my favorite break barrel list, this thing is smooth and very powerful and so much easier to shoot than my 125 thats spring powered. I honestly think this rigle is the best bang for the buck hands down.
@gavindixon7747
@gavindixon7747 8 лет назад
Hey Rick, I'd like to thank you for all of the advice that you have given me through your videos. I have been searching for an air rifle for around a year now, too many decisions! In my opinion the Hatsan's are the best and prettiest guns for the price. Thanks to your videos I ended up buying a Hatsan 87qe in .22. After seeing its knockdown power in your iguana hunt in Puerto Rico I couldn't resist. I am very satisfied with it. I was also curious if you could do a review on the Hatsan 135 .30 breakbarrel big bore when it comes out. Thanks for the reviews!
@jamesquigley8628
@jamesquigley8628 3 года назад
Airgun Depot now shows 750 FPS but doesn't say lead pellets. If not lead I'll bet that doubles the sound and loses all kinds of what you want on target. Like precision and smack down as a hunter. Get a JSB heavy pellet and it will slow it down and calm the shooting characteristics. Makes it more enjoyable to shoot. Except for the varmints. Still a great choice for varmints at the home. I'm going to get one and add a Bugbuster scope. Start a light pellet fast and you lose lots of speed every yard out. Start a train and just try to slow it down. Use a moderate to heavy pellet. Anything else is just a hat trick. Be Well Rick, J.Q.
@alfonsogonzalez2099
@alfonsogonzalez2099 4 года назад
I have the mod 95 in .22 but i was at my local sporting goods store and came across a hatsan airtact in .22 but i cant seem to find any videos in english it says thet .177 does 1300 fps and 22 does 1000 fps and 25 does 750...my concern is does the airtact really do 1000 doing more ft lbs than the hatsan mod 95 .22??
@markharris4724
@markharris4724 3 года назад
Will my rifle the trigger broke after about 500 shots where can I pick up a new trigger mechanism
@TheGearhead222
@TheGearhead222 2 года назад
What are the advantages of a gas piston power plant over a spring? I understand about the springer noise factor, but don't gas pistons eventually leak and go bad? Sorry, but gas pistons impress me as much as polymer stocks-John in Texas
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Jack - look at the Hatsan MOD 125 series. You may be able to find one at that price point. You want 20+ FPE for Raccoon.. Don't hunt Raccoon with .177 if you can help it. The Best pellet is the most accurate pellet in your gun. Cheers AGW
@dustinh4175
@dustinh4175 4 года назад
Kenny kormendy rated the edge spring .22 at 19 -20 fpe so im thinking the vortex rams are weaker than the springers
@Yazabdul
@Yazabdul 9 лет назад
Benjamin Trail NP XL725 .25 OR Hatsan Model 135 .25 Caliber Air Rifle.... Which one will you pick and why?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Hatsan 125 .25. See the other comments about why. I've shot the Trail NP XL in .25 and it's no 125. I barely got 600 FPS out of it. Cheers AGW
@jadansterling6613
@jadansterling6613 5 лет назад
I’m trying to find the best pellet without blowing 100 dollars on 6 cans of pellets it won’t like what do you guys recommend for the .25 cal
@jjash5848
@jjash5848 10 лет назад
Big Hatsan fan here. Great hardware for the money.
@OKBAOK
@OKBAOK 10 лет назад
Ok Rick I surely missed reading the info. More power to you. Thanks again :)
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
No worries.. Glad you found it ok. Cheers AGW
@petermoritz2452
@petermoritz2452 8 лет назад
I noticed that the port hole is much smaller than .25 cal... maybe .177? Can it be that they got lazy and dint drilled it up? Some of my shots bounced back from a cardboard box from 35 yards. Is that port hole .25 cal size on other .25 cal springers or smaller?
@jayc4715
@jayc4715 Год назад
Would Tom Berenger from the movie sniper use this?
@lon8983
@lon8983 8 лет назад
Do the Hatsan 95 .22 and 95 .25 use the same power plant? How do the noise levels compare?
@mqa1963
@mqa1963 10 лет назад
This is the best air rifle for under $200 bucks hands down...i would like to see a review of it in 22 cal.
@rahowhero
@rahowhero 10 лет назад
Repeatable accuracy (whether good or bad) is infact the definition of precision
@alfonsogonzalez2099
@alfonsogonzalez2099 4 года назад
Its a pest control rifle? I thought ut was considered a hunting rifle in .22 cal??
@Paul-ph3bv
@Paul-ph3bv 10 лет назад
Thanks for another very informative video Rick. I'm convinced I want a 95 Vortex in .22 over the Ruger Yukon... In your experience would a .22 Vortex have a similar DB level as the .25 Vortex? How would it compare to the Yukon as it doesnt have a silencer? My concern is a backyard friendly rifle.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
The Yukon will probably be more backyard friendly but the .22 Vortex should be as well. Cheers, AGW
@adrianwright7538
@adrianwright7538 5 лет назад
I picked this up shot it 3 times and the piston went out how would I fix it?
@dustinh4175
@dustinh4175 4 года назад
Glad i got a spring version gun
@austinreedwebb12
@austinreedwebb12 10 лет назад
Great gun shot a group the size of a half dollar from 40 yards with the crossman hollow points (.22)
@AJ-gk7bn
@AJ-gk7bn Год назад
Would this make a good entry level/ first air gun? I own many firearms but have always wanted to get some air guns too. How effective is a 22 caliber pellet compared to a 22lr?
@aGATORfan2
@aGATORfan2 9 лет назад
Something that people should know, that I found out today. Make sure if you do decide to get the 125 in a vortex, that it comes in vortex from Hatsan. NOT modified from Pyramydair. The camo models they sell with vortex, state they are "retrofitted" by their gunsmiths. Doesn't seem like a big deal, huh? Well, I had to call and ask the obvious question that was on my mind. Since Pyramydair , takes apart the gun and adds a vortex piston to it, that was not there when Hatsan sent it to them, the one year warranty becomes null and void from Hatsan the second Pyramydair modifies the gun. That is something that they won't tell you. You will get a 30 day warranty from Pyramydair, but that is all. Their online support didn't or wouldn't tell me that. I had to call and after asking this question directly a couple of times, did I get the answer. So, beware.
@steelwheels327
@steelwheels327 4 года назад
Did you target shoot using the scope or open sights?
@calebchristensen900
@calebchristensen900 8 лет назад
What are your opinions on Walther scopes? I work at Gander Mountain and they carry a 4x32 Walther air rifle scope that has amazing visibility, and 11mm mounts. Would it be an upgrade from the scopes bundled with the Hatsan 125/95 and the Benjamin Trail/Titan?
@YZFMANIAC08
@YZFMANIAC08 5 лет назад
This is the best allrounder for the pricepoint
@happygolucky3960
@happygolucky3960 6 лет назад
Hey Rick can you please honestly tell me is the Hatsan 95 Point 25 caliber much powerful than the striker Edge 25 caliber which one is better
@susanmarie4257
@susanmarie4257 6 лет назад
hello rick 'can you tell me if the hatsan 150th is any good 'I have seen a lot of reviews on it but none in English for all I know they could be saying they use it for a fishing rod 'I cant understand a thing there saying
@Obeconobe7
@Obeconobe7 10 лет назад
@ AirGunWeb, for use as a paper "puncher" out to 100yds, which caliber in a gas ram or coil springer rifle would you choose/recommend? .177, .22, or .25 and why? PCP's are out of my price range.
@jstmo95
@jstmo95 10 лет назад
I bought the. 22 caliber Hatsan 95upon your recommendation. Ordered thru airgun Depot.
@shaynepatrickhayes1091
@shaynepatrickhayes1091 10 лет назад
Thank you, great video. I'm stuck between the 125 TH spring piston .25 vs the vortex 95 .25? What model would you choose. Is the vortex piston with wood stock worth the loss of 100 fps? Your input would be greatly appreciated. On a tight budget. I'm aware of the 125 vortex, is it worth the extra Money? What gun in your opinion would last the longest? Thanks Shayne
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
doin nothing - Either the .22 or .25 will do the job for you. The .25 will deliver more smack on target for sure, but the .22 will be more affordable to shoot. Again, either will have sufficient energy for the job. Cheers AGW
@xgelid4850
@xgelid4850 9 лет назад
Would you know how accurate this gun is in .22 cal out to like 30 or 40 yards and what pellets would you prefer for the maximum accuracy
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
xGelid - at 30 it may still hold a 1" group. At 40 it will have opened up. Best pellets will be the Hatsan Vortex Supreme or the JSB 15.89s. Stay away from crosman pellets. Cheers AGW
@kountryquads9475
@kountryquads9475 9 лет назад
Is the gamo pigman a good gun need to know..... Thx in advance
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
+Jeremiah Duprey - Love the Gamo Pigman .22 Cheers AGW
@mapbike
@mapbike 8 лет назад
+xGelid My Vortex 95 in .25 is a tack driver out to 40yds with Vortex/H&N 19.91grn Dome pellets, I can constistantly put pellets through a soup can at 40yds frm a standing non rested position, Im very impressed with what this rifle will do and it puts a heck of a whop on the target down range.....awesome little rifle and now I know for a fact Ill be getting a 95 Vortex powered in .22 also and maybe even .177 at some point just for fun
@mercury64
@mercury64 10 лет назад
Do you think this airgun could hit 20 FPE with the right pellet?
@chevydiehard388
@chevydiehard388 10 лет назад
Hey Rick between the hatsan model 95 and hatsan 1000x Which would you say would be the best bang for your buck in .22 thanks in advance
@jack-ds5sp
@jack-ds5sp 9 лет назад
how many foot pounds in .22 caliber vortex with a 16.0 grain pellet?
@jeffreydasilva7035
@jeffreydasilva7035 6 месяцев назад
Eastern time of this video was 6:38 pm. I have to ask if this fps, and fpe is coming from sea level where i am at, or did this shot review take place higher up? I just ordered the vortex 95 model i really was hoping to get the 650 fps with the JTS hollow point 24.3 grain pellets??!!!
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 6 месяцев назад
This was shot at sea level in Arizona. Cheers AGW
@robertevans8126
@robertevans8126 5 лет назад
I have one of these now, a question to you ... can you walk around with the cylinder loaded, pre-cocked with a pellet in the barrel, if so for how long?, or do you have to load it each time?
@jeremyblackwater439
@jeremyblackwater439 5 лет назад
Forever essentially. No worries. No spring fatigue.
@boomstick4054
@boomstick4054 2 года назад
I have a Stoeger S-4000-E suppressed gas ram .22 that, for some reason, is actually stronger on the first shot if I leave it cocked for days. Or maybe it’s just louder? But it gives the impression that’s it’s stronger anyway.
@macross7k
@macross7k 6 лет назад
Compare to Hatsan 87 QE Vortex Air Rifle, can you tell me which is better?
@blackheart9068
@blackheart9068 10 лет назад
Done I'm buying this one for sure
@joshcastillo9333
@joshcastillo9333 8 лет назад
it is as accurate as u can shoot it at 30 yards. using a 14 gr crossman dome pellet. with this pellet at 30 yards you dont get much penetration. at 10 and 15 yards this riffle shoots most accurate with the best penitration. If I would have known this rifle shot so weakly I would have spent more for a hopefully better quality and more powerful rifle
@sat20387
@sat20387 2 года назад
fantastic rifle but the screw which holds the barrel to the stock ( large screw inside the trigger guard) comes loose causing the barrel to move vertically. You will easily notice this because you can feel the movement of the barrel. It has happened 3 times. I don't want to glue it in incase I have to take the gun apart. Check it periodically and keep it tight.
@lon8983
@lon8983 8 лет назад
Would would you guess to be the performance (fpe) of the same gun in .22? And the same gun QE version?
@robertobaltazar1381
@robertobaltazar1381 9 лет назад
Can someone tell me how loud this gun is a want significantly loud air gun & about the kick to it
@alejandroo80
@alejandroo80 10 лет назад
Hi Rick, nice videos and reviews, I have a question, do you know or better yet had the opportunity to try the Gamo Elite Whisper IGT ??, I want to buy it but I'm from CHILE, South America and I can't find reviews about it. As you are to guy to go to in this matters, can you tell a little more about it like accuracy at 25 yards, performance, etc. Or compare it to another gas ram rifle please. Thank you very much, from South America.
@joaorebocho784
@joaorebocho784 10 лет назад
Stay away from gamo my friend. I owned shadow 1000, shadow dx, bone colector and delta. They wont last you for a long time, you cannot have the scope to stay still because of the mount even with loc tite. I think you need to have to get some research done about a new air rifle.. thats my opinion... of course if you dont mind zeroing it in every 50 shots or less (without loc tite its like 20 shots literally)... go ahed. But again im not an expert by any means im just giving you my opinion.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
João Rebocho There are some Gamo guns that are better than others. I have the Whisper Fusion IGT in .22 and it is a great gun. Still going strong. The new Gamo Whisper G2 in .22 is also very good. The factory scope mounts don't work well, and the bundled optics can be subpar, but the base gun can be very good and reliable. Gamo has released some lemons as well. Cheers, AGW
@SuperSnappingturtle
@SuperSnappingturtle 8 лет назад
Why does the .25 have less muzzle energy than the .22? I know it's going slower but why not make it a little more powerful? The .25 would be a great hunting rifle if it had 28-33 fpe at the muzzle and stay under 1100 fps for accuracy
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
it's the physical limitations of the gun. It's about volume. the 125 provides more volume.. more volume = more power. The 135 more so. The power plant on the mod 95 is running at max. There's no way to get "more" out of it. You can make the most of it by changing seal materials which will help some. Cheers AGW
@SuperSnappingturtle
@SuperSnappingturtle 8 лет назад
Thanks for the reply I like your videos I have a 460 magnum that shoots great. I might add a Hatsan 125 to my collection one day.
@andyday2518
@andyday2518 8 лет назад
Rick,great video,i have a problem with my model 95 25 caliber,hope u can help out.what is the resistance when loading a pellet in my gun,when i put a pellet in the breech there is no resistance what so ever,can turn the breech toward the ground and the pellet falls out,tried 8 different pellets all the same problem,not much accurate then a slingshot,could i have received a lemon?Thx Andy
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
+Andy day - contact Hatsan and have them work out a replacement barrel. If it is under warranty, you should be all set. Cheers AGW
@lacoryryals2073
@lacoryryals2073 10 лет назад
what do you think the fps for the 22 version would be like for this airgun
@garrettdylan5782
@garrettdylan5782 9 лет назад
So which do you think would be better for varmint hunting, hatsan 95 vortex in .22 or a Remington NPSS .22?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
GarrettDylan - I prefer the 95 Vortex to the NP2. Cheers AGW
@airsoftboi1104
@airsoftboi1104 10 лет назад
Hey Rick. I have a question about my Hatsan mod 95 vortex in .25 cal. When i recieved it today. I noticed the trigger has a lot of play side to side. Also, when cocking it, it makes kinda of a honking noise and when i return the barrel to the battery position, it makes a slight grinding sound. I oiled the cocking arm hoping that will help some. Do you think my gun is defective, or just a new rifle?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
The lateral slop in the trigger is normal.. The honking should go away in 50 to 100 shots.. if not, contact hatsan usa via their site for instructions. The rough feel when closing the barrel should go away as well. If not, same thing, contact Hatsan USA and they'll get it sorted out for you. cheers AGW
@jamesmarcum1364
@jamesmarcum1364 9 лет назад
Hi Rick, Really enjoy your reviews. Old man here ,68, just started shooting airguns 2 yrs ago, hooked. I saw on Hatsan site where they have a 95 qe fully shrouded barrel. You know anything about it. Thanks Jim
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+James Marcum - hey there.. don't have an ETA on the 95 QE yet. I just got in my 87 QE and it's very nice so far. Looking forward to shooting it more. Cheers, AGW
@JinxDClown
@JinxDClown 8 лет назад
On the verge of buying one. Just not sure whether to go with the vortex or regular spring.......what u suggest?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
Go vortex. Cheers AGW
@Nordland796
@Nordland796 9 лет назад
Is it backyard friendly....was hoping you would do a loudness test?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+Nordland796 - the DB is listed on the shot card pages below the targets. Cheers AGW
@Nordland796
@Nordland796 9 лет назад
+Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb 87db....is that considered quiet or loud.......and the increase in purchase price worth it ?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+Nordland796 - this may help: www.airgundepot.com/quiet-airguns-part-2-article.html Cheers, AGW
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+Nordland796 - ah.. this is the one I was looking for.. I knew I had an article on this www.airgundepot.com/decibel-loudness-comparison-chart-article.html Cheers, AGW
@travismckee4651
@travismckee4651 9 лет назад
Im looking for pellet gun for small game dont know which one .22 .25 and what brand I like the hatsan 95 spring .25 but what about Benjamin models please help thanks
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
travis mckee - .25 is more effective. I like the Hatsan brand over Benjamin for power and reliability. They have some nicer features as well such as the quattro trigger. Cheers AGW
@laurentiubadea8075
@laurentiubadea8075 Год назад
The best thing I ever got
@willster1231
@willster1231 9 лет назад
Hi Rick I'm planning on getting a break barrel to take care of some small game, mainly squirrels. What rifle and caliber do you think will do the Job the best? I would say I would prefer the rifle to be under 200 dollar's. Thanks!
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
william201597 - I would recommend .22.. it is very versatile and generally more effective than .177. Cheers AGW
@treytolbert3310
@treytolbert3310 9 лет назад
Hi, I need a air gun that will puncture a radiator at 100-200 yds, at around the $200 price point with a 32-40mm scope, any recommendations?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
If you raise your budget to the realm of PCPs, you may be able to find what you are looking for. At $200 I don't know of anything that will do what you want. Cheers AGW
@treytolbert3310
@treytolbert3310 9 лет назад
thanks, I was afraid of that, I have a old chevy on the back of my property, me and a friend have $200 bet, and I was hoping to have the advantage of picking the right rifle first...lol
@joelhudson727
@joelhudson727 9 лет назад
I am thinking about getting this rifle, but I have a caliber question for anyone feeling helpful first. I cannot decide on the .22 or the .25. I will be using mine for a lot of plinking and woods walking, so price is a factor, but I will also be using it for hunting/pest control, so humane kills are a primary concern. I'm not an extremely serious hunter, primarily squirrels at about 20 yards in my backyard, which I see as free lunch. I have neighbors who dont love the sound, I dont know if caliber affects that in airguns, as Ive only ever owned .17. Not looking for definitive answers, just advice from people with real world experience and knowledge, thanks in advance
@LadiesOfLeonLoL
@LadiesOfLeonLoL 10 лет назад
Rick, between rws 350 pro compact and BSA GRT XL SE Lightning wich one should I take? Im taking .22 (5.5) cal. and I´m afraid to waste more money like I did with gamo shadow dx... Could you also recommend me a good setup? (If you think the cheap scope that came with the dx will do the trick recommend me some rings and mounts please). JR
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
If you want magnum power go with the 350 Pro Compact. I would get a good scope that holds up to the punishment that some magnum springers will give them. I would get the Leapers DNT06 or DNT05 droop compensator mount. That will hold your scope very sturdy and compensate for the droop as well. The GRT XL SE Lightning is a great gun. It is not a magnum springer but it has plenty of power for rabbits and squirrel. You cannot lose with either. Cheers, AGW
@LadiesOfLeonLoL
@LadiesOfLeonLoL 10 лет назад
AirGunWeb lets forget this stuff, im giving up on air rifles after knowing that those guns average price is between 700-800 EUROS in portugal. And to buy cheaper sh*t ill stick with my shadow dx... its impossible to buy any kind of gun with those prices for me. JR
@mw4205
@mw4205 10 лет назад
Rick, I purchased that browning leverage .22 caliber based on your video review of that gun but was a little let down by the bulky size of that rifle and the lack of knock down power on squirrels. Do you think that Hatsan .25 caliber would a better option than the leverage for those reasons?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Hum.. that's strange. At what range were you having issues with the Leverage and what caliber are you using? It has plenty of power, with the right shot placement, in .22 to easily take down squirrels out to 30 yards. Anyway, the Hatsan .25 has a little more power, and the larger pellet does a great job at putting down game with 1 shot. Range will be the key as you'll want to keep your shots inside 30 yards. Cheers AGW
@jack-ds5sp
@jack-ds5sp 9 лет назад
Hatsan 95 QE? Saw it on Hatsans website, can you make a video?
@mjohnson43136
@mjohnson43136 10 лет назад
Hey Rick! Thank you for the review. How would you compare this Hatsan 95 in .22 to an RWS 34 in .22 for use as an all around gun and squirrel hunter? Thanks! Mike
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Hey there Mike.. that's a very tough call. I love RWS for their refinement. They are a nicer built gun for sure. I like the Mod 95 for the power. Really tough call on that one. I'd half to flip a coin. If price is a factor, I don't think you would go wrong with the Mod 95. If you're really particular about your triggers, then the RWS 34 will be the right cal. The T06 trigger is nearly impossible to beat. Cheers AGW
@watchdoggibson
@watchdoggibson 8 лет назад
How does the hatsan 95 .25 cal. compare to the hatsan striker 1000s vortex .25 cal. ?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
The 95 class of guns are much, much better than the Striker line. The Mod 95, 85, 87, etc. they all have the Quattro Trigger which really makes all the difference. Cheers AGW
@zjnyborg42
@zjnyborg42 8 лет назад
would you still recommend this gun to be the best gun under $200
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
+zachary nyborg - at this point.. yes. Cheers AGW
@Romans--bo7br
@Romans--bo7br 9 лет назад
Hi Rick... love your reviews and Especially your reply's to questions, I probably learn more from them, than the reviews.... sometimes. : ) I notice that you seem to have a great affinity towards the Hatsan 125 in your reply's to folks looking for "power"... what are you thoughts on the 135 ? I love the furniture on the 135, and the power ratings on it.... and, in fact purchased a 135 in .25 (a fan of bigger wound channels when hunting) from PA.... but returned it, as it wouldn't group ANY of my various pellet brands & types, tighter than 3" even at a measly 20 yrds!!.... back to PA it went. Am currently leaning back towards German (again), with the Diana 48 in .22 (wish they'd come out with a .25 in the 48) which I already own in .177... as well as a Weihrauch HW80 (fully tuned) in .22. OK... Question: Which is more preferable for hunting WITHIN 40 yrds maximum when hunting small game and / or, Varmints (racoons / fox etc) WITH A SPRINGER.... a .22 or a .25 ? Is the wound channel size of a .25 cal -vs- .22 cal, REALLY that critical -vs- the "probable" higher FPS and "possibly" higher FPE down range & on target with a .22 cal. ??.... WITHIN, the above stated 40 yrds. Why do the German mfgr's (ie: Diana & Weihrauch, primarily) "insist" on producing what few .25 cal rifles they have between them... with a rating of only 615 fps (or even less)?? I can certainly understand a less "violent" shooting cycle as compared to, say the Hatsan 135 or Hatsan "Patriot" in .25 (also had the Hatsan "Patriot" [Nothing like the Original] from PA.. powerful, but VERY inconsistent shot groupings and wood issues.. returned it for a Benji MRod in .25).... but, I guess my question with those is, is a .25 cal Really "worth" it's caliber with any fps under (say) 720 -or- under 20 FPE, with a Springer ?? Your right about Hatsans "springs"... and their ability to stay cocked for a period of time and retaining their power..... and for their price point, overall.... they are a great value... I just wish, hope & pray.... that SOMEDAY, they might get their proverbial act together and pay a LOT more attention to Quality Control and a little refinement to the shot cycle..... because in reality, the Hatsans (especially their "magnum springers") can truly be a "diamond in the rough"..... IF, and when, they are properly & fully tuned (refined). Hatsan, in my opinion, does have the ability to be THEE worlds No.1 selling airgun.... if they would just have CONSISTENT QC and refinement of the shot cycle, to match their power & (overall) accuracy (even though, the two that "I" was briefly in possession of, would Not group tightly). PS: Have you made any progress with your thoughts about a viable "production" spring compressor, yet ?? I wrote to you about that, some months ago... you said you were "working on it". Cheers: Jim
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
2Stroke Diesel Power - First of all.. thank you for all the kind words. Now on to your questions. .25 is arguably more effective than .22 if the FPE is the same. In fact, the .25 will give you a greater margin of error on small game. If you want 40 yard accuracy, you need 700ish FPS at the muzzle. The 135 needs to be tuned to be really usable. (in my opinion). When tuned and setup right, it can be a very nice airgun in .25. But it needs work. You can consider a refurbished one from www.airgunproshop.com and have it bullet proofed which is a factory tune that comes with a 1 year warranty. That will get you the energy, accuracy, and refinement that you are looking for. If Hatsan did that from the factory, it would raise the price to the point where they became out of reach for those that really like the gun. As for RWS and other German airguns. They shy away from .25 sporingers.. don't know why.. Maybe they think that .25 should be ruled by PCPs? Just a guess. Now for the spring compressor.. I would love to make them commercially available.. but the market is just not there. I would need to get $400 each just to even consider the paperwork and legal work to bring it to market. I may do an article on it and let people go from there. Not sure when I'll get to it, but that may be the best I can do on that one for now. Cheers, AGW
@Romans--bo7br
@Romans--bo7br 9 лет назад
Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb Hello again, Rick... and thank you so very much for your prompt reply... greatly appreciated, as are you.... for the work and effort that you put so much into, on all our behalf. Ok.... when you say that the 135 needs to be "tuned" (refined) to be really usable.... "we're" discussing a full tune(?)... which in my thinking, includes not only a "cleaning & lube" and piston seal replacement.... but, also honing the piston tube and removal of Any & All burrs, so that there is no chance of destroying the new seal, polishing & detailing of the trigger mechanisms, particularly at the wear points, etc, etc...... am I correct? Anything else that I left out.... other than possibly "buttoning" the piston for additional ultra smoothness and longevity ?? As I know your more than "just familiar" with Hatsan materials.... if a "FULL" Tune is done, as outlined above... would ANY of the Hatsans, from the model 95, on "up" in the springer line-up.... be capable of lasting (while being properly maintained) nearly as long as any of the aforementioned German manufactured equivalents ?? I guess to simplify.... are the Hatsan components, after a "Proper" and "Complete" tune, capable of a Long life of usage.... in a gun that is handled with care and respect (re: Not abused), shot an average of (say) 2,500 rounds per year, and religiously maintained ??...... ie: say, twenty years(?). I've read numerous postings on the net, in regards to Hatsans wood stocks, cracking due to heavy recoil, especially in the "magnums".... any truth to this.... and "IF" so, is this a regular occurrence, or rare ??..... also, regards to the cracked stock issue.... the ones posting such complaints, stated also, that it was "impossible" to get a replacement stock from Hatsan.... any truth to this, as well... that your aware of, Rick ? Have you had any experience with any of Hatsans underlevers..... ie: the 155 Torpedo ?? I'm not sure what to think about the way they access the breach for loading...... does this setup affect the accuracy any... especially after some time and usage ?? Are there any "concerns" with Hatsans fixed barrel springers, that your aware of ? I have been "eyeballing" the Torpedo 155 (.25 cal) for some time..... but, again... their breach access setup, sends "chills" up my spine for some reason...... are my feelings on that, totally unwarranted.... or not ? As far as the breakbarrels go..... and in .25 cal, which would be Your Personal number One pick, out of the entire lineup from Hatsan..... "primarily" for hunting... and also for some "reactionary" target shooting (on occasion) just for extra fun, with some "punch" to it ?? Has Hatsan Ever, even "entertained" the idea..... of possibly adding .20 cal to their selection ?? I would "love" to have a Hatsan breakbarrel or underlever, in .20 cal. At present, the only .20 cals I have are Sheridans (have three), plus one of the last Crosman / Benjamin / Sheridan C9 "SilverStreak's" in .20 cal. AoA had a used HW80 in .20 cal a few months back.... called them, but was one day too late.... oh well. Would also like to see Hatsan come out with a "Side Lever"..... like Diana's model 48, of which I have one in .177 cal...... I love them for shooting in the prone position, especially. I have to run heavy's in my 48..... to keep it shooting "straight" and be accurate with it..... but, I get a of FPE out of it. One more question:..... I "love" the pcp's out there and certainly can appreciate their "worth"..... however, my one "issue" with them.... is (usually) the extra need for additional "life support" systems, the extra expense of it all.... I "LOVE" the Hatsan BT65 SB Elite (.25 cal)..... I hand pump my Benji MRod (.25 cal) without "too much" difficulty.... what is the air tube capacity of the BT65 ??...... whould they be any "harder" to hand pump, compared to the MRod for any reason ?? My thought is, if the air tube capacity is similar (Mrod is 215cc's).... it shouldn't be any more difficult(?). I have shot a friends BT65 (but, in .22 cal).... and really like it, but want to get one in .25 cal.... if, I can hand pump it.... have also "looked" at the AT44's...... what are your thoughts on the AT44's verses the BT65's.... in general ?? Thank you for enlightening me with "airgunproshop"..... had a "look around" the site before writing back to you, here... I "like" their prices..... and the "bulletproofing" sounds good.... except, they don't seem to do anything with the piston tube, in terms of honing and polishing to remove any burrs and just to finesse it..... seems fruitless to me, to have it all apart, and just replace the seal and lubing it.... without remedying the the number one reason for most piston seal failures while your "in there".... and which "seems" to be one of the most common complaints with Hatsans piston seal failures, from the various blogs that I've read. I can appreciate your thoughts on marketing an appropriate spring compressor..... what would be the possibility of building "custom ordered" compressors.... complete with a signed "waiver" of responsibility (against yourself) by the purchaser..... and If so, how much would you have to have ?? ; ) Made fro, wood.... or steel / aluminum ?? Thank you to, for your input in regards to .22 verses .25 cals.... a confirmation of my own "reasoning" for desiring a .25 cal in a springer...... though, I do already own One .25 cal in a springer, from Mike Melick (and personal friend of mine) in the form of one of his XS28M's (fully tuned & smooth as silk).... actually have Five from him (all fully tuned) in various forms... all .22 cals, except the XS 28M.... and one is his (1500 psi) 2nd Generation "60" pcps... easy to "hand pump" (have Benjamin & a Hill [stage 4] hand pumps) and lots of fun... also two Benji Disco's, .177 & .22 cals.... the .22 I got for my wife, I have TKO "brakes" on both to quiet them down (which it sure does), and now waiting on MRod trigger kits for both to arrive, as well as some other "mod" parts, such as external hammer spring adjusters, and hammer springs, etc, etc. I've had a couple of hunting firearms for years..... just got into the sport of airgun shooting in early summer of 2013, with the purchase of my first air rifle from AoA.... a Weihrauch HW80 (.22 cal)..... and so far, the "count" is Sixteen (16).... and still counting. My wife says, "this isn't a hobby... it's a full blown disease !!" lol Thank you, once again... Rick, I sincerely appreciate your time and any further enlightenment you may provide in regards to my questions.... and or, thoughts..... and eagerly look forward to your reply, as your able to. Have a great day...... hope your not "burning up" too badly, down there... where you are. PS: How old is your daughter now??.... last time I seen her, she was the "apple of your eye" and just a "little one" (perhaps 2 or 3 yrs old ?) that you were holding in your arms at the end of one of your video's that you were doing from your "tent" in the back yard of your home, back east (NC ?)....... that was a while ago, now..... How time fly's !! Take Care.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
2Stroke Diesel Power - that's a very long message! LOL. When you have time, give me a call. That's the better way to talk about all these topics. As for Naomi, she's 8 now. And yes, time really does fly! Cheers AGW
@pedrt69824
@pedrt69824 8 лет назад
Are these kind of rifles that you gotta add air to?
@nathanexplosion3867
@nathanexplosion3867 6 лет назад
Will it shoot birds better than a Daisy Red Ryder?
@thomass7250
@thomass7250 9 лет назад
Hi Rick it's me again. Another question about the hatsan mod 95 vortex in . 22 caliber. Is there any air guns you would recommend over this for hunting rabbits and plinking in this price range? I really appreciate your time.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Consider the Ruger Yukon or Umarex Octane maybe. cheers AGW
@terrynb12
@terrynb12 9 лет назад
Thank you for the review Rick Eutsler. Mine is on its way. Just a question, can or is it feasible to install sling studs on this rifle? Thank you Rick!
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Terry Brown - Sure you can. Get with HatsanUSA.com via their customer service form and request a price on their sling stud kit. You'll have to replace the front stock screw assembly and install the sling mount in the rear stock by drilling a hole and carefully screwing in the part. Don't try and install standard sling studs, there's no space in the front to do so. Follow these instructions and you'll be fine. Cheers AGW
@terrynb12
@terrynb12 9 лет назад
Thank you very much Rick! Have a great day!
@Jj12915
@Jj12915 9 лет назад
Rick, will the Hatsan 95 vortex in .25 caliber work well for small game and pest control inside of about 40 yards? Was looking at the model 125 also but prefer a lighter and more compact gun. Just wondering if the power in the 95 is up to task. Thanks for the help.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
justin j I think the range on the .25 is going to top out at around 30 yards. If you need to reach 40, you may want to look at the 125 rather. Cheers,AGW
@Jj12915
@Jj12915 9 лет назад
Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb Rick, I ended up going with the 95 which I love but the scope stop keeps my scope too far forward would it be okay to take off the stop and use the rear screw hole for the stop pin on my mount? It would give my about an inch more space. Or since I have the hawke match rings with double screws on the base would it work without a stop pin? Thanks for all your help, your reviews are great!
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
justin j The hawke match mounts may hold ok without the stop.. they use a pointed stop pin. If you line that up with the rear screw hole, you should be ok. Let me know how it works out. Cheers AGW
@Jj12915
@Jj12915 9 лет назад
Thanks again I'll give it a whirl.
@Yazabdul
@Yazabdul 10 лет назад
Hey Rick! I just got my Hatsan M125 .22 spring version, and I'm experiencing oil coming from under the Mount Rail. I never show that happening to any of my air rifles before. Any advice on how to solve this problem? As you have stated, the Hatsan is very powerful. I never had a air rifle that made my right cheek feel like I'm getting punched in it every time I fire it, lol. And yes, it is very accurate with my RWS SUPERDOME 14.5gr .22 pellets.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Yasin Abdul Wipe it down thoroughly and keep an eye on it. It may be that there was a lot of residual oils left on the gun. If it persists or you sense velocity or accuracy decrease, then submit a return with the vendor you purchased it from.CheersAGW
@airsoftboi1104
@airsoftboi1104 10 лет назад
In your review of the .22 cal version. You stated it produced about 19 FPE. Why is the bigger caliber, the .25, producing less energy at the muzzle? Also what caliber would be best for 30-45 yard rabbit hunting? I have $210 to spend. I dont want to waste it on something that wont do what i need it to do
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Each gun will vary somewhat. Pellet options also make a big difference. There's only a couple of options in .25 where there are so many more in .22. Anyway, you need to up your budget to be 1" consistent at 45 yards. If you are happy with 30 yards, then there are a few guns that I can recommend. The Hatsan 95, Hatsan 125, Ruger Yukon, Umarex Octane, and maybe a couple of others. If you can go up on your budget, look into the RWS 34, 48, and 350. Cheers AGW
@airsoftboi1104
@airsoftboi1104 10 лет назад
AirGunWeb i just ordered the hatsan 95 vortex in .25 caliber. Also ordered some jsb diablo exact kings 25.39 grain pellets. Seeing as i dont have a job yet due to a full schedule with band and school, i cant really make much money to increase budget. Selling my benji titan .22 to get my girlfriend something nice too :) cant wait for my n3w rifle though
@Cr125stin
@Cr125stin 8 лет назад
Should I go with the 95 vortex or the torpedo 100x vortex ?? I like the fact that the 100x has a fixed barrel. You have been much help to me thank you
@Cr125stin
@Cr125stin 8 лет назад
Now I'm looking at the 135 vortex qe!! I think it might be a winner what do u think
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
Not a bad option at all.. may be tough to cock, but a good gun for sure. Cheers AGW
@Xenodias7
@Xenodias7 10 лет назад
Would you prefer this over the Benjamin trail In .25 cal?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
The NP XL? I would take the Hatsan 125 over the NP XL. I was not aware that Crosman had the standard Trail in .25. I tried the NP XL in .25 cal and it simply did not make the cut. It was shooting under 600 fps and would not group at 10 yards. Perhaps I got a bad one? I moved on to the next project. Cheers, AGW
@douglasfenton6267
@douglasfenton6267 9 лет назад
Hello Rick; First of all, let me say that I very much appreciate your videos, I find them to be very informative and helpful. Now my question. I have heard that the gas spring is more durable and reliable than the mechanical spring, do you agree with that? Thanks
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+Douglas Fenton - depends on the springs and gas rams in question. Generally I've had more success with traditional metal springs. I've had many more gas rams go flat than I've had spring go bad or break. Cheers AGW
@joaorebocho4015
@joaorebocho4015 10 лет назад
Rick, I´d like to know if you recommed rws 350 pro compact over rws 34 rws 350 magnum. JR
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
The 350 Pro Compact is a very good rifle. If you want a rifle that has more power than the 34 but not as big as the 350 then the 350 Pro Compact is the way to go. Cheers, AGW
@joaorebocho4015
@joaorebocho4015 10 лет назад
Thank you rick. JR
@jack-ds5sp
@jack-ds5sp 9 лет назад
I need a break barrel air rifle that can take anything from a rabbit to a raccoon to a fox for under $200 (any caliber) and what are the best hunting pellets for hunting raccoons in .177
@nevillesukul8800
@nevillesukul8800 3 года назад
This is the correct gun for Turkey hunting. lol
@petermoritz2452
@petermoritz2452 8 лет назад
Anything can be done to the spring .25 version to pack a bigger punch?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
if you want more power.. get a more powerful gun. Hatsan's run right at the red line for power. Trying to make them do more will simply break them or cause them to wear out very quickly. Cheers AGW
@Imur_Huckleberry
@Imur_Huckleberry 10 лет назад
I have a pest problem with skunk, possum and racoons getting in the feed house, would this hatsan pellet rifle be suffecient for taking out this size pest or could you or anyone else recommend an air rifle that's powerful enough to do so.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
I would rather like to see over 20 foot pounds, preferably 25 or more for those pests. The Hatsan Mod 125 is a 30 foot pound gun with good accuracy. I'd look to that for your solution. Cheers AGW
@petezereeah517
@petezereeah517 10 лет назад
If you've got a feed house in a rural setting with forgiving neighbors, I'd forget the air rifle method. Get a Marlin model 60 semi auto 22LR and a brick of Federal for $150 less than the cost of a Hatsan Sniper. Shoot all day and get those varmints!
@damnedking_1
@damnedking_1 10 лет назад
AirGunWeb they stoped making it with nitro piston they switched it out with the vortex i never didi get one with at nitro piston but if i order one and purchase the nitro piston seperatly i can send it out to have it swopped but im goin to call and ask first because so far the 125 sniper is the best gun that i can see.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
joe roberts Hatsan never used the Nitro Piston. Pyramydair retrofitted guns with it. The Vortex ram is as good or better than the Nitro Piston. The 125 is readily available in the Vortex in all calibers. Cheers AGW
@Imur_Huckleberry
@Imur_Huckleberry 10 лет назад
AirGunWeb Thank you for your reply. When you say the Model 125, do you mean in 25 cal or the 22 version?
@jacobjohnson8131
@jacobjohnson8131 5 лет назад
Im gonna buy this gun..i bought a qb78..great gun.accurate but it can barely kill a paper target..lol..so i dont wanna shoot any rabbits or squirrels...but i think this gun should be able to handle that..i hope..im gonna buy it next week when i get paid
@zjnyborg42
@zjnyborg42 8 лет назад
what ammo do you recommend with this gun
@whiff1962
@whiff1962 9 лет назад
You mention that the Vortex delivers equal energy to the respective spring version of Hatsan guns. I don't mean to quibble, but there are conflicting findings on this assertion, as pertains to Hatsan magnum springers, certainly with the .22 and .25 that I have read about and watched on video reviews. I would like to see how the Vortex can be tuned to higher power. Care to elaborate. Great reviews, as always, Rick.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
The Vortex rams should produce the same relative energy as the spring gun. Maybe I can do a video about tuning the Vortex Ram sometime down the road. I'll need to pick up a sponsor to cover the production costs.. but it would be a cool video. Cheers AGW
@joeking4389
@joeking4389 9 лет назад
Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb I would like to see how to tune this gun. I really like this gun, I have one in 25 cal.
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Joe King - I'm seriously thinking about doing a video on how to properly tear down and rebuild the hatsan guns.. Maybe later this year. Cheers, AGW
@joeking4389
@joeking4389 9 лет назад
Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb Good, I hope so, also I hope you make it very detailed. Thanks.
@yawash2422
@yawash2422 8 лет назад
i believe the mod 125 is much better ... you can get almost pcp specs and power with break barrel . that is hatsan 125 sniper
@OKBAOK
@OKBAOK 10 лет назад
Hi Rick, what decibel is the sound noise?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Please read the text under the shot groups.. that's where I usually put that data. Cheers, AGW
@joaorebocho784
@joaorebocho784 10 лет назад
Hello rick after the last time you replyed to me I chose between mod. 34 rws and hatsan44 line. It was easy for me to pick hatsan44 pcps... and for now (sorry for the trouble) I have yet 2 more questions. First what of the hatsan44 you would recommend the most? And second I saw your video about filling pcps and the question is? My air compressor is really "powerfull" (400 bar or something) do you think that in this condition I could use my air compressor? Kindly-João Rebocho P.s. everyone can honestly reply I just directed it to rick because it's his video.
@joaorebocho784
@joaorebocho784 10 лет назад
I meant obviously reply not honestly
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
João Rebocho As long as your air compressor is rated at 3000 psi you should be okay. Monitor how you fast you fill your rifle and get ready for some good shooting. Cheers, AGW
@pllagunos
@pllagunos 10 лет назад
If you mean the at44 then all the models are the same except for the stocks and the Long version, if you like good quality steel and wood then get the W version, if you like things simple get the standard version , if you like tactical get the tactical and if you like quiet then get the quiet energy, Also the long version has more shots/power but is more heavy.
@hichammelkan3067
@hichammelkan3067 10 лет назад
João Rebocho I would recommend you buy a small diving bottle of 300 bar to use as an intermediary, I'm not sure how good filling the gun from the compressor would really be. I do not know what pressure the Hatsan tank is filled at, but for what it's worth, I fill my guns to 180 when it's 200 bar factory recommended and 260ish when it's 300 bar. Cheers!
@moiecol
@moiecol 10 лет назад
Ok Rick, Hastan 95-125 or Benjamin 725 in .25 ?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
Anything but the Benji XL .25 cal. Hatsan 125, 95, Umarex Octane, Ruger Air Magnum.. If you want .25, then the Hatsan 125 may be your best bet. In .22 any of the above will work very well. Cheers, AGW
@moiecol
@moiecol 8 лет назад
Ok, I went the Hatsan 125th which is picky about being held. Then 2 weeks into shooting the trigger locks up ? open it up and just a piece of debris. But to my my surprise I had spring piston and not the nitro as in the stated in the description. Unfortunately just a ( I'm sorry ) response. Question, is it worth having a nitro piston installed ?
@SuperSnappingturtle
@SuperSnappingturtle 8 лет назад
How long will a spring power plant last compared to a gas piston?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
totally depends on the product.. not all springs are the same and not all gas pistons are the same. I've had half of all the crosman NPs I've owned go flat.. most just sitting on the rack. I've had very few springs ever fail. For me, a well built spring gun is my preference. The Hatsan Vortex Ram has been very stable for me. And, you can rebuild them if necessary. Cheers AGW
@brucehollingsworth3401
@brucehollingsworth3401 9 лет назад
do you know the decibles of the gun in 25 and 22 cal
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
Bruce Hollingsworth - depends on the gun.. expect around 100 db give or take some. Cheers AGW
@TonyGruber2009
@TonyGruber2009 9 лет назад
Hi Rick, I would really appreciate it if you could give me a recommendation on a couple of the most accurate gas ram style of air guns for around $300 dollars or less. Thanks, Tony
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 9 лет назад
+Tony Gruber - The new Hatsan mod 87 is a real winner.. for more power and range, the Hatsan Mod 125.. You can also consider the Uamrex Octane, Umarex Fuel, and Ruger Yukon. All good gas ram guns under your $300 budget. cheers AGW
@zilch7116
@zilch7116 8 лет назад
I want an air gun that's .25 and has at least 1000fps is this possible?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
yes.. PCPs do it without any problem.. I don't know of a sprig or gas ram gun that will work. Cheers AGW
@theinteractive_9462
@theinteractive_9462 5 лет назад
What’s the other wood finish rifle to the right of him ?
@desertrainfrog1691
@desertrainfrog1691 5 лет назад
The one on the wall? Looks like an Rws 460 Magnum
@gavinbreslin104
@gavinbreslin104 6 лет назад
Is it worth it to get the qe version of the Hatsan Model 95?
@woodchucker1337
@woodchucker1337 5 лет назад
No
@flylowhitharddad
@flylowhitharddad 5 лет назад
Just bought this today (.25) for $89.99 through his website...
@colinsawka7318
@colinsawka7318 10 лет назад
What are the best mounts for an air arms S510?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 10 лет назад
I like the BKL mounts. Just match the height and tube size correctly and you should be all set. Cheers AGW
@Jxcksonn
@Jxcksonn 8 лет назад
What do YOU prefer the 22. or the 25.?
@AirGunWeb
@AirGunWeb 8 лет назад
+LOA GAMING - either works for me. cheers AGW
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