I got one in 22. its mostly the same as synthetic flash except the bolt and the air tank is shorter to bring the weight back but its the same capacity. Its a very beautiful rifle i love the wood stock. very happy with it, its only .5 lb heavier so not much, and it looks so much better then the skeleton synthetic stock which was the primary complaint of the Flash, but the wood stock is one of the nicest wood stocks ive ever seen.pyr and few other sites is already soldout of the .22's and 5left in .25 so it seems like ppl are jumping on em
Quote from: RedDirtDog on July 22, 2019, 03:19:19 PMthe air tank is shorter to bring the weight back but its the same capacityBeing that the air tank is of different size, would anyone know what size it is? would like the internal dimensions to shop for and fit a regulator.
the air tank is shorter to bring the weight back but its the same capacity
Quote from: dec11ad on February 10, 2020, 10:06:47 AMQuote from: RedDirtDog on July 22, 2019, 03:19:19 PMthe air tank is shorter to bring the weight back but its the same capacityBeing that the air tank is of different size, would anyone know what size it is? would like the internal dimensions to shop for and fit a regulator.How is it that the air tank is shorter but of the same capacity?
Hey Guys,Has anyone has regulated the Hatsan Flash? If yes, what kind (count) of a shot string can be achieved"?This could be in .177, .22 or .25 caliber. - Just trying to get an idea - hopefully at least 30/35 good shots at 850 FPS in .22 cal. (23 FPE).Kirk