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My kit- Hatsan AT 44

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Awesome!
How about giving a user review too.

For a moment i thought it was a firearm,so perfectly made.does it shoot like a semiautomatic as i dont see any bolt?
thanks for sharing
regards
dr.jk

Wow!!!!
Great looking AR
User report please....must be a dream to shoot
Briha

kesh1982 wrote:My kit- Hatsan AT 44

Hi Kesh1982, its one mean looking machine you have got there, it looks tactical indeed, the but stock looks like an AR 16 . Please review it & treat us with more pictures of that beauty. Congrats.
Regards Moulindu

Dr. Jk and Moulindu thank you for your feedback. Here goes the review.

This is a .177 Model. 200 bar. Gives about 40 consistent shots before it needs a refill. Has 3 magazines with 10 pellets each. 2 mags fit in slots near the trigger and 1 on the barrel. Shoots at about 1100 fps with JSB Exact 10.34 grain pellets. I tried several pellets ranging from Eunjins, the entire H&N line of pellets, practically all the ones that gamo offered before finally settling for the JSB. My gun loves these pellets and shoots practically .5 inch groups at 50 yards.

Bought this gun about a year ago. I preferred the tactical because it has a fully adjustable cheek piece and length of pull stock which I can adjust to my comfort. Have put close to 10000 pellets through it. It's a bolt action Air rifle (bolts on the other side) with an automatic safety and has been a pure dream to shoot with. The guns comes with green and red open sights which I used initially before getting my scopes.

I added a Mauser scope (3-9X) to it with a green and red illuminated reticle. Also have a Walther FT 9-32X 50 scope though I prefer the Mauser. The FT scope I don't use that often.

Some months back added a UTG green laser to the side of the scope. It's zeroed between 10-20 meters for close range shots where I can hip fire. Good for plinking. Also added an air stripper to the end of the barrel which did help reduce the air resistance a bit and increased the accuracy a little more.

The trigger on the gun is a fully adjustable match trigger called the Quattro which Hatsan uses on its competition grade guns. This is really helpful since it allows me to adjust the trigger travel, pull and force. I have it set to a hairline trigger.


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Cool review buddy. Any mods planned for the rifle?

Absolute pro-detailing 'Kesh'
IMHO stick to the JB 10.2gr as your standard ammo....if your AR loves it so be it!!!
I think you've all the necessary 'gizmos' that go with it ....cant think of any more mods to it......
Perhaps you may add on a 'Regulator" but then the advantages are minimal....more about it when we meet next
Cheers
Briha

I want to by second hand