Page 2 - Hatsan AirTact Reviews

Excellent job putting together this rifle, it's accurate and light. Good value for the money. 695 fps out of the box with 27 grams pellets 29 fpe.

Would love to have iron sights on it.

Small & medium game only, no need for a scope.

It's prretty quiet

The trigger , It's the worst I've ever seen !

pull the trigger before You buy one !!

rifle is perfect and scope that came with it is bad will not change angle of view

better scope with rifle

no

Lots of fire power with the 25cal. I like the scope rail.

The scope that came with it was OK. I replaced it with Tasco 3x9 for cheep.

Kicks hard for a pellet gun wouldn't recommend for a kid.

Very pleased with this rifle, it should not be this low priced. Stock is excellent, rifle is accurate. Fiber optic sights are very good. It's powerful, hit's hard. Bbl works smoothly & the safety is automatic just by cocking the gun. Feels like a much more expensive piece.

I don't care for the cheap Optima 4x32 scope, it deserves better. I think I would like the 22 or 25 caliber versions even more as the larger pellets are easier to mess with

}I liked the air gun it grouped very well at 30 yds. unfortunately the group was way 6" off center target and I ran out of adjustment on both the scope and the rifle sightsI sent it back. Pyramyd was very helpful and sent a return authorization the while I was on the phone with them. They are a great company to work with

Rifle has good balance & comfortable to hold

Noisier than expected, but can live with it. I have PCP rifles but this will do for pests around house.

I like the overall feel and appearance of this air rifle. The adjustable trigger is nice.

The adjustments for windage are kinda cheap even at the great price for the overall air rifle.

I would not have a problem suggesting this air rifle to anyone interested in the sport. Overall a decent product for the price.

After a month I had trouble with the scope and the sights on this gun. No matter how much I adjust them I couldnt hit a target. I bought a 20 dollar gamo green dot sight from walmart and its right on target now, Its very powerful and accurate in the .25 cal. Its a bit heavy when carrying around hunting all day, not to bad for a man. A little heavy for a kid to carry around but good with a bench rest for target shooting. Im happy with the power, really powerful and accurate for the price. Even with the sight problems I had, Id give it a 5 just for the price of this thing. The value of this gun for the price Is awesome.

The sights and the scope, but I paid 100 dollars for this thing, I love it.

Its hard on scopes

The accuracy in 50 ft very goog

The scope is trash

for the price I recommend them but without the rifle scope is trash

Weight, balance, ease of cocking. LOTS of great reviews. I got a lemon

The barrel. I received a .25 cal, and it hits so far to the left that the rear sight is maxed out right (still not on target) loosened the screw on the front sight, and slid it left.... adjusted elevation slightly, and got some repeatability. Tried several different pellets. Wether the barrel is bent or something is wrong with the crown, I do not know.

Pyramyd air has a great track record. I am looking at going for a direct replacement.

Good quality for the price.

N/A

Satisfied customer!

LIGHT. LOOKS GOOD. EFFORTLESS COCKING. FAILY QUIET. FIBER OPTIC SIGHTS.

4 X 32 SCOPE IS NOT GOOD. DESERVES A 3-9X40 AO SCOPE.

THE ACCURACY DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF PELLET AND PELLET WEIGHT. ALSO DEPENDS ON SHOOTING ABILITY. YOU HAVE TO TEST VARIOUS PELLETS TO FIND A ACCURATE ONE. I TRIED PREDATOR GTO 11.75GR .22 PELLETS AND I CAN HIT A DOG FOOD CAN AT 25YRDS WITH OPEN SIGHTS CONSISTENTLY. YOU WILL NOT GET A 1" GROUP BUT YOU WILL HIT THE CAN WELL. HAVE TO TRY OTHER PELLETS TO FIND A BETTER PELLET.

Absolutely love this rifle !!! Beautiful design ... Very light in weight ... Accurate and Definitely hits hard with those .25 Cal Hornet Pellets .

Nothing

I would say that you will not be disappointed if you purchase this beauty... Trust Me.

A solid air rifle that performs great . The Hatsan hits hard and generates plenty of energy and power for small game or target shooting.

For around $110 bucks, depending how far you shoot other than the scoop I wouldn't change anything.

To be able to get a solid capable air rifle for this price ..I say go for it.

A solid air rifle that performs great . The Hatsan hits hard and generates plenty of energy and power for small game or target shooting.

For around $110 bucks, depending how far you shoot other than the scoop I wouldn't change anything.

To be able to get a solid capable air rifle for this price ..I say go for it.

Everything, powerful, on point, light!

Nothing!

Buy it!

$90 Price. Cyber Monday deal. .25 Cal power. Pretty quite. Seems well made. Just put a couple dozen pellets through so not settled in enough to see accuracy. Seemed to like Air Arms 25gr. pellets and HH Hornets. JSB 34gr King Heavy pellets really changed point of aim up at 10 meters but again too early to judge. Lighter pellets went through 1x6 cedar but heavy JSB did not! Easy to cock unlike my .30 Carnivore. Overall quality good but fantastic for the $. Just mounted red dot reflex as my eyes aren't what they used to be but fiber optic sights very visible. For the money you cannot go wrong and it tears big holes straight through boards and heavy tin cans so should drop small game very well. Great entry level .25 caliber and would recommend to friends.

Honestly for the money nothing. I did not mess with scope because I wanted to keep it quick sighting so went with red dot reflex sight. Most package deal scopes aren't great and I have 5-6 that never got mounted. But again, for the price no complaints.

I also have the Hatsan Edge in .25 at my workshop and this is noticeably quieter as it is a QE model with bigger shroud. The sound of the pellet hitting the wood was the loudest noise so probably neighbor friendly. But be careful where you send that lead because you are at .22 LR weights. It is not as powerful as my .25 Seneca Eagle Claw PCP but that was 6X the price without pump. You can only get .25 ammo online and use Pyramyd 4 tins for price of three because it is much more than buying tins of .22 at Walmart. The Air Arms tins seem like the best deal and perform well. And my .25 guns definitely do much more damage than any of my .22 springers.

Love this thing in 25 cal, gotten nice groups out to 30 yards with non lead gtos, H n barracuda greens to hades. For the price to be honest its reallly not that bad i ditched the scope for a tasco air scope and so far its holding up wish i gotten it at pyramid air than big five for its more expensive. If you are having a pest problem or want to hunt this will do it knocks them out fast and hard with hades pellets A+++ for under 200 bucks

Not much its a steal here should have checked here first before i bought somewhere else

This is a springer so you will need to work at it to get good groups on this and i would recommend switching the rings that it came with it because the recoil slides em back causing you to re zero every time if you don't switch the rings oh and the screws get lose from time to time on the stock but other than that great hunting rifle and plinkeras well but more for hunting!!!

Price, thumbhole stock, trigger is OK (not great). The fiber optic sights are easy to see and not so big that resolution is lost.

Make the stock heavier, especially behind the pistol grip. Close it up and make a storage compartment there for pellets or a microfiber cloth. The extra weight back there would help dampen the recoil, (which is substantial) and balance the muzzle-heaviness of the gun. Include the correct scope rings; it has a picatinny rail, but 3/8" dovetail rings with the scope. Is that why it's priced so low, so we could spend that $15 saved on correct rings? ;-) Polish the internals better; it's pretty grindy here at first.

This is my initial review of the .22 cal version. I will update or post a follow-up later. (if updates aren't allowed)
I haven't mounted the scope yet (due to the included rings being wrong for the rail) nor shot it past 6 yards. At this range and with open sights, accuracy is limited only by my vision. I've tried Crosman Premier domes and H&N Field Target Trophy, and they are both good so far. I do intend to try out the included 4x32 scope, once I get the correct rings. It is optically good, and has hold-over hashes. (not mil dots) It doesn't have windage or hold-under hashes, though. It hasn't got an adjustable objective, so close range shots on small paper targets may be tricky. I have a Hawke Vantage 3-9x50 on the way with high see-through rings. I hope the big front objective doesn't block the fiber optics, as I could see that being handy for the odd close shot. The rear sight has nice click stops.