Hatsan Mod25 Supercharger QE

I love the power and overall quality.

The hatsan sights seem to fluctuate with the limited recoil. I would prefer proper iron sights

Even though it says 58 lbs to cock it feels easier than my 40 lb air rifles. I love this pistol and even with owning pcps, pump, and break barrel air guns this is definitely one of my favorites.

Excellent pistol Works Great

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Power

Sites where way off.

wish I had not bought.

I bought this pistol in 0.22 caliper. The few shots I've taken, using a target at 45 ft, were OK. The recoil dampering feature works well. Hopefully with more practice my accuracy should improve.

TRUTH in ADVERTSING! Pyramid lists the muzzle velocity at 625 ft./sec. I paid Pyramid $10 for 10 shots. The report I received listed significantly less muzzle velocity (460 ft./sec, average for 10 shots. My primary reason for buying this pistol was to have a powerful single cock pistol. These velocities are about the same as my Crossman multiple pump P1322. Which cost 1/3 the price of the Hatsan pistol. The only advantage is I don't have to pump the Hatsan 10 times to get the same muzzle velocity. I am using Crossman Premium hollow point 14.3 grain pellets. The testing done by Pyramid used RWS Hobby 11.9 grain pellets. So when using my Crossman pellets, I assume I'll be getting even less velocity.

The effort to cock this pistol is significant. Be forwarned and prepared!

Overall a good pistol. Gave 4 stars for accuracy as I have been using different pellets, I'm sure if I stuck to one brand/style it would be a 5 star. Cocking it does not require a ton of strength.

Metal sights instead of nylon would be preferred.

Very easy to use and a great value. Accurate right out of the box and easy to fine tune.

Instead of dovetails I would like picatinny rail for optics

this air gun is really nicely the only problem is the and tray to founder electronic sight to mounting and no found any one to attach thanks

It isn't to hard to cock, shoots nice and hard with consistent accuracy, although I did put a red dot scope on it. Grips are cool. Unfortunately I'm left handed. So I'm currently trying to find left handed grips. Nobody has any, bummer lol... It's consistent in accuracy. When sighting in my scope, group shoots were so close to each other, it was almost too hard to tell where I was hitting lol... adj trigger pull and position....Very cool...

It's a bit heavy. other than that, nothing....

I was shooting with Premier Piranha .22 hollow point 14.3 grains. In my opinion, these shoot great out of the gun. I was completely satisfied with this purchase. As a matter of fact, I bought 3 of them. Great Christmas gifts. My dad has tons of ground squirrels on his property. I'm sure he'll have a blast getting rid of the roadents....

I have the .177. Quite accurate, especially with rws superdomes. Relatively quiet. I like the size, relatively large, and heavy.

I do not like the safety; make it easier to use. Make the grip ambidextrous, it is is hard on my hands.

Some reviews say it is hard to cock, I do not agree. I am an 81 year old guy and it is no problem for me. I mounted a scope by placing both of the mounts far forward on the scope; this allows the eyepiece of the scope to extend further back on the gun. The gun has a recoiled mechanism, but I haven't been able to see it do anything when firing a gun.

After thousands of shots I can still hit a soup can 5 out of 10 at 30 yards. Um, sitting and using a a tripod rest. Pokes holes. Can't go wrong for $120.

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Best cheap gun you can get.