Spoiled by Hatsan!

[Mikeflys]

Out to the range today, took my Hatsan AT44 and my good old trusty 10/22. I used to love shooting my 10/22. No mods right off the shelf, it is a fun gun. I have been shooting my Hatsan a lot since I purchased it. Out at the range I shot 50 rounds through the Hatsan. Put the 25 round mag in my 10/22 and took aim. Tried to pull the trigger, I thought I had left the safety on. No it was ready to fire, Took aim again and yanked on the trigger. Wow what a difference, I had gotten used to the Quattro trigger. So nice and smooth, I think I am going to have to invest some money into trigger upgrades for my 10/22 to make it as nice!

[SpiralGroove]

Yeah Mikeflys,
The Quattro on the AT44's is Hatsan's best version, followed by the one on the Galatian.  The Springer's, Quattro incarnation is not very good out-of-the-box (relatively speaking) and needs some serious mods to make it almost as good as the AT44 version.  The reason for the crudeness of design; it's holding back a very strong (compression) main spring and the manufacturers want to be safe/conservative!  The Springer's, Quattro mods will leave you with a trigger that requires careful attention to be excellent/safe, but certainly raises the bar on accuracy

Once this is higher level is obtained, it hard to go back to blah, blah......blah.   

[ghost5]

Really like the trigger on my AT 44 too. It is turned to the point of acting more like a single stage which is what I prefer and compared to my springer it is so much nicer.

[Tyrantblade]

I don't know what Hatsan USA did, but somehow the trigger on my stock at44 qe was pretty awful, like a bad springer trigger, tried to adjust it good, messed up, sent it in, they fixed it and sent it back and now it feels like the best trigger ever