Hatsan 125 Th .22 camo my story so far

[Petebg]

Hi all I bought a Hatsan 125 Th .22 camo version with Spring not vortex. Well first shot I thought I had left the safety on it was that hard to pull the trigger also the vibration and harsh recoil ( I have been shooting a theoben rapid for a couple of years ) so the difference was unbelievable .
After a play with the trigger that is now pretty good also a de burr and lube tune a tight fitting Spring guide but had to go with a standard piston seal as no aftermarket seals here in Bulgaria old seal had a big chunk missing so was replaced
All put back together and fitted a sling and swivels scope is a hawke 4-12x50 So the outcome has made a powerful not bad to shoot gun much less vibration due to tight fitting Spring guide still a beast but much better
It's pushing jsb 18.13g @ 855 fps for 29.5 fpe
And H&N 21.14g @ 795 fps for 29.5 fpe
Accuracy wise it puts 10 shots inside a drawn 1 inch circle no problem @ 30 yards
All in all pretty pleased with it
It cost me here in Bulgaria 290 bgn that's $168 don't know whether that's good or bad

[grimeszee]

Sounds like a good one to Me, I have the .177 version that shoots 27.3 foot pounds after a refurbishing as well. Enjoy the power!!

[Nathan]

If you're looking for a seal for your rifle you might check with J Maccari

http://www.airrifleheadquarters.com/page/page/251327.htm

I can't guarantee he will ship to you, or what it would cost but it might be worth a email. 

Nathan

[Petebg]

Thanks for the link Nathan  my brother is coming over from England in the summer could get him to bring me one if the original one fails

[Privateer]

I'd say that is a good Gun Mate.
The 125 with Spring is a very powerful platform.
You get use to it? You should be able to hit 1  to 1 1/2" at 70 to 80 yrds.
ARH does ship over Seas.
Just read his warning.