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Airguns by Make and Model => Hatsan Airguns => Topic started by: howie1968 on November 26, 2015, 01:40:34 PM
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first i want to say, i love these vortex 95s, in my opinion they are beautiful air rifles and the best bang for the buck. they not only shoot hard but surprisingly accurate. the open sights are a welcomed edition for this rifle nice and bright, easy to adjust. in the last 2 weeks ive only been shooting the hatsans. so far between the 3 rifles i have close to 1800 pellets down range in the last week or so the triggers can be adjusted to feel a little smoother and less draw weight. for the average hunter/shooter and for under 200.00 its a great little rifle
i dont have a chronograph yet but its on its way along with a 125 in 25 cal. if a hunter does his part i believe one could harvest squirrel in the 25 yard to 30 yard range with plenty of power to spare the only negative i found was the scope rings. the optima scope will be ok for now
i believe the 25 is compared to the 22s.
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Help me understand this ,there are two kinds of Hatsan 95's a spring and a piston rite ?
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Help me understand this ,there are two kinds of Hatsan 95's a spring and a piston rite ?
Yep, the Vortex model has a gas piston, the standard 95 has a steel spring.
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Help me understand this ,there are two kinds of Hatsan 95's a spring and a piston rite ?
yes
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Pros & cons of the two?
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Bear in mind this video is 2 years old and at times rambles but you'll get the point.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlPylqmGWLo# (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlPylqmGWLo#)
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Well there you go , I feel much smarter now.
Thanks
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Nice trio Howie!
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Hey Howie or Phil, or another owner of these models; is the included Optima 3-9x32mm scope in a 1" tube or 30mm? Thanks.
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Hey Howie or Phil, or another owner of these models; is the included Optima 3-9x32mm scope in a 1" tube or 30mm? Thanks.
One inch. It is not the greatest (not AO), but might as well use it until something better comes along. I'd suggest shooting the first 50 or so shots with the open sights, as it will likely diesel for a while as the factory machine oils burn off. This can be hard on a scope. After the gun settles down go ahead and mount the scope.
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Thank you!
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first i want to say, i love these vortex 95s, in my opinion they are beautiful air rifles and the best bang for the buck. they not only shoot hard but surprisingly accurate. the open sights are a welcomed edition for this rifle nice and bright, easy to adjust. in the last 2 weeks ive only been shooting the hatsans. so far between the 3 rifles i have close to 1800 pellets down range in the last week or so the triggers can be adjusted to feel a little smoother and less draw weight. for the average hunter/shooter and for under 200.00 its a great little rifle
i dont have a chronograph yet but its on its way along with a 125 in 25 cal. if a hunter does his part i believe one could harvest squirrel in the 25 yard to 30 yard range with plenty of power to spare the only negative i found was the scope rings. the optima scope will be ok for now
i believe the 25 is compared to the 22s.
(http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c265/howie1968/hatsans_zps4clqoky0.jpg) (http://s29.photobucket.com/user/howie1968/media/hatsans_zps4clqoky0.jpg.html)
I also have all three 95 Vortex models. Here's some chronograph data for the .22 & .25 if you're interested. Also, the scopes on all three have failed. I have one replacement scope from Hatsan, and need to get two more. I'm going to try to buy an upgraded scope from them, but I'm thinking they'll be interested. They gave me a ration of baloney with the first one, so it will probably be another fight with them. I have two Centpoint AO scopes on the .22 & .25 guns, but nothing for the .177.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v664/flyfishohio/Gun%20stuff/Pellet%20Rifles/Hatsan202520cal20Crony20data20082815.jpg)
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Yes, the scope rings are also junk. I have these on all my Hatsans...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v664/flyfishohio/Gun%20stuff/Pellet%20Rifles/Instapark%20scope%20base.jpg)
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Joe, where did you find that mount?
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Joe, where did you find that mount?
Let me dig it out...
http://www.amazon.com/Instapark (http://www.amazon.com/Instapark)®-Piece-Power-Magnum-Airgun/dp/B001A7NGOO/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1448771624&sr=1-1&keywords=Air+gun+scope+mount
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teşekkür ederim
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As stated 1 inch, ill use them until failure. the advice for shooting them 50 times is great advice. i found compared to other air rifles i have the Hatsans break in pretty quick compared to other air rifles
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teşekkür ederim
Güle güle
(I lived in Turkey from '70-72 in the USAF. Incirlik, Adana)
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In the 70's when dad was stationed in Germany we could fly Air Force cargo jets all over for free and Adana was a major hub. Been there 6 times. Once we couldn't get a flight out via the Air Force so dad had to buy commercial seats at the Adana air port. The terminal had a dirt floor w/goats in it.
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Joe, how was the accuracy of the 30 grain .25 cal pellet/ ill bet it thumps things pretty hard. the 19.91 shoot good out of my 25 but am looking to try other pellets as well
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My .25 shoots the JSB Exact King Diablo 25.39, H&N Crow Magnum 26.23 and H&N Baracuda Hunter Extreme 28.40 very well. Also finally got an undamaged tin of the Vortex 19.91's so I'll finally get a chance to try them out....don't buy pellets from Midway, they ship lousy and you get damaged tins and pellets, Airgun Depot or PA ship them very well packaged.
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Thanks mr. steve my vortex 125 non sniper will be here tomorrow ive got 2 tins of 19.91 left. think since the 125 shoots to a higher fps i may try heavier pellets. id like to shoot the heaviest pellet i can that still maintains at least 600fps, in case i decide to squirrel hunt. but especially to watch soda cans and water bottles fly. thank you for the info
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The Crow Magnums are just flat deadly on squirrels, the last one I got didn't even twitch, just dropped like a rock off the tree. Before I forget like I did the last post, the JSB's are a little pricey, but you get 350 to a tin and no screw on top. The 150 more might be why more money, but they shoot great in my gas ram 95 and both Edges.
The 95's are rated for 650 vs the 750 in your 125 and my 95 shoots the JSB's at 569fps(18.26fpe) and the Crows at 565(18.60fpe), so your 125 should be over 600fps with either of them.
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Thanks steve, these hatsans are some nice guns i love them
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Joe, how was the accuracy of the 30 grain .25 cal pellet/ ill bet it thumps things pretty hard. the 19.91 shoot good out of my 25 but am looking to try other pellets as well
The 19.91 is on the left, and the 31.02 is on the right. The groups ar great, but the scope need to be adjusted for the heavier pellet.
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