Recommendation for HatsanUSA

[Native Son]

Pappywith4, I have both the 125 and the 135 hatsans. The action for the 125 fits the 135 stock well. The 135 has a slightly bigger compression tube but it's not an issue. When the time comes to replace my 125 stock I will buy from Hatsan the 135 stock which cost $79.99 instead of  the plain 125 stock which is $39.99. Your 125 sniper stock is $49.99 I believe. On my plain 125 stock I have had to use a two stage epoxy to repair cracks that were starting on both sides of the SAS bolt in front. The 135 wood stock is nice for what it cost. If you ever replace your stock you might want to consider the 135 stock as well.

[pllagunos]

Another thing Hatsan should do is make specific caliber valves for their PCPs. I mean what is the point of buying an AT44 in .177 that shoots over 1070 fps or a .22 BT65 that shot over 1150 fps? Most of the time people get this overpowered guns they want to detune them or install a regulator and lower the velocity because if not the gun will suffer from accuracy. I think that Hatsan should improve their valves like Crosman did to the gen 2 marauder, my recommendations would be to leave the 6 hole design valve and go for a 1 hole design, and to make different size transfer ports to each caliber with enough but not super high velocities (e.g 18.1 JSB at 900fps, 10.4 JSB 950 fps). If they do that they would increase accuracy, efficiency and shot count.

And if they could increase their QC in the bluing and anodizing it would be great. I know these problems aren't difficult to solve and most shooters would be able to fix them, but sometimes we want something excellent out of the box and if it has the potential at a relatively low cost, why not?

I know they probably won't hear of this post but I would like to hear what you guys think of this improvements'