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Airguns by Make and Model => Hatsan Airguns => Topic started by: microsalmo on April 14, 2012, 09:55:33 PM
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Cross reference the first chrony batch here: http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php/topic,28629.0.html (http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php/topic,28629.0.html)
I played some more with the new 125TH .25 this evening. I finally got around to testing another batch of pellets, and just for fun, I retested the JSB Kings. The retest of the Kings was interesting to me because I last tested these in the first 20 shots of this gun's life. While they have lost 10 fps since then, they have become even more consistent than their previous 2.44 fps standard deviation.
The gun continues to get smoother cocking and firing. I'm about 200 shots in now, and the power is still there too. While I have lost 10 fps since the gun's first 70 shots, it continues to produce (on average/not maxes) between 31-33 fpe, no matter what pellet it shoots. To my pleasure, the standard deviation has continued to shrink below 2 fps, and the extreme spreads are following suit.
In order of least standard deviation:
The retested JSB Exact Kings 25.39 gr
(http://i43.tinypic.com/r739fb.jpg)
H&N Hollowpoint 26.23 gr
(http://i41.tinypic.com/2uz7y80.jpg)
H&N Match 21.14 gr
(http://i40.tinypic.com/34side1.jpg)
Banjamin Pointed Hunting 27.8 gr
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2hmj6fr.jpg)
H&N Silverpoint 24.38 gr
(http://i42.tinypic.com/34hw4jm.jpg)
Gamo Rocket 20.8 gr
(http://i44.tinypic.com/fyzyg6.jpg)
Enjoy - Steve
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Nice . . . 30 - 32 FPE !
Dave
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Nice . . . 30 - 32 FPE !
Dave
... sorry, 29.919 fpe to 32.448 fpe (this batch), average - 31.416 fpe accross this board, lol.
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Nice . . . 30 - 32 FPE !
Dave
... sorry, 29.919 fpe to 32.448 fpe (this batch), average - 31.416 fpe accross this board, lol.
Gotta be PRECISE . . . LOL !
Dave
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Pretty exciting results, especially from just a $200 rifle. I wouldn't dare try to tune her, with a spread like that. Scope her, zero with JSB's, and leave it alone for the life of the spring
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Pretty exciting results, especially from just a $200 rifle. I wouldn't dare try to tune her, with a spread like that. Scope her, zero with JSB's, and leave it
alone for the life of the spring
My thoughts exactly. Im not fooling with this one. It's real smooth too. I feel like it would be worth it to do something nice with the stock.
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I'd probably send her to Shadow for paint.
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Shadow for paint x2
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Your Hatsan is shooting like a finely tuned rifle, congrats!
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Pretty exciting results, especially from just a $200 rifle. I wouldn't dare try to tune her, with a spread like that. Scope her, zero with JSB's, and leave it
alone for the life of the spring
My thoughts exactly. Im not fooling with this one. It's real smooth too. I feel like it would be worth it to do something nice with the stock.
what did you have in mind for the 125th stock??
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Enjoyed reading your test results! My 125 Sniper should be in at the end of the week...can't wait!
I use my air rifles to elimination water filled beverage cans and plastic milk jugs....hey you have to recycle you know!
Any penetration tests done yet? How thick of a piece of plywood will it go thru?
My little .177 Air Hawk drives the little 10 grains thru a 5/8ths thick fence picket from 27 yds.
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Your Hatsan is shooting like a finely tuned rifle, congrats!
what happen to you , did you come thru a bad star trek transporter and only half materialized?
or maybe were praticing some magic tricks and boom presto ? lol
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Cross reference the first chrony batch here: http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php/topic,28629.0.html (http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php/topic,28629.0.html)
I played some more with the new 125TH .25 this evening. I finally got around to testing another batch of pellets, and just for fun, I retested the JSB Kings. The retest of the Kings was interesting to me because I last tested these in the first 20 shots of this gun's life. While they have lost 10 fps since then, they have become even more consistent than their previous 2.44 fps standard deviation.
The gun continues to get smoother cocking and firing. I'm about 200 shots in now, and the power is still there too. While I have lost 10 fps since the gun's first 70 shots, it continues to produce (on average/not maxes) between 31-33 fpe, no matter what pellet it shoots. To my pleasure, the standard deviation has continued to shrink below 2 fps, and the extreme spreads are following suit.
In order of least standard deviation:
The retested JSB Exact Kings 25.39 gr
(http://i43.tinypic.com/r739fb.jpg)
H&N Hollowpoint 26.23 gr
(http://i41.tinypic.com/2uz7y80.jpg)
H&N Match 21.14 gr
(http://i40.tinypic.com/34side1.jpg)
Banjamin Pointed Hunting 27.8 gr
(http://i44.tinypic.com/2hmj6fr.jpg)
H&N Silverpoint 24.38 gr
(http://i42.tinypic.com/34hw4jm.jpg)
Gamo Rocket 20.8 gr
(http://i44.tinypic.com/fyzyg6.jpg)
Enjoy - Steve
Are you glad hatsan came to the usa, I sure am, and believe me I don't care about some that came out, over oiled or what ever, I am just glad they are here.
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I wonder if these results wre typical of Hatsan. I look forward to more reads as others get their guns.
... i was thinking of bed lining the stock and muzle break. Or maybe just painting them. Wish they sold a wooden TH stock. If they did, I would buy it.