Page 5 - Hatsan Blitz Reviews

I love the full auto it so much fun it makes this 68 year old man laugh lol, semi auto is fun too but 2cnd to full auto.

Make it backyard friendly it is loud,and the trigger pull better also make the mags bigger lol.i

I bought mine for 999.00 5 days later its now 799.00 . I got the 25 i wished i had gotten the 22 because i have tons of 22 pellets and not alot of 25.

Very happy with this rifle. Very accurate and has performed flawlessly.

It is heavy with a scope, moderator and bipod installed- you would feel it on a deep hike into the woods. I wonder if a full auto version of the Bullmaster is in the works...

It was a bit of a process to initially charge it- I don't recommend attempting with a hand pump or even a compressor. It really needs the high flow rate of a fill tank to seat the seals and begin charging. Once the initial charge was completed, mine recharges from a hand pump or compressor.

I got the 22 caliber it works flawlessly Also purchased 5 extra clips you need them Full auto is a lot of fun but goes through ammo really quick

Like everyone wants bigger clip And a Foster fitting Everything else seems good

It is fairly accurate and a lot of fun at 40 yd. In full auto it can shake your scope loose if it's not really tight

Accuracy is great.

Give it a little more power. Would be worth reducing shots for more pier.

Fun gun. I bought the 25 cal. If had opportunity to change to the 22, I would do so. But it is a great gun regardless.

Full auto is very fast, fun, and impressive. I would say the accuracy is definitely not bad.

The trigger pull is extremely heavy and it takes two hands to cock it.

Overall this is my least favorite air gun. If I could return it I would.

It's accurate. and it brings back the 10yr old in this 65 yr old who likes to blow stuff up.

Everything is great.

30 cal eats bullets fast and is a little expensive. Think about casting bullets if you go 30 cal

After 5 tins of 150 count .30 cal pellets I've yet to have a jammed pellet or misfire. Well, one time, because it was under 100 bar. Fun to shoot, hard to believe it can empty a 16 shot mag in a second, but it does. Even in semi it's still fun, as fast as you can pull the trigger, sweet. I can go trough 5 - 16 pellet mags before it needs a charge .

Open some ports and let more air through. Give it more power, Maybe I can get more by adjusting the hammer spring. I love my Neutron Star for the beautiful wood stock, (and power). The Blitz should do as well.

If you're looking for a powerhouse rifle get something else. My .25 cal Neutron Star, or even my Avenger .25 cal would kick my Blitz .30 cal's rear end.
It eats pellets, like it should. Mine works as advertised, perfect flawless and good looking.

Just got my .30 cal Blitz Earlier today. It's a nice looking rifle but my Neutron Star is beautiful. This rifle is certainly new and easy to set up. I have a compressor and hooked it up, flipped the switch and I heard air leaking. It only lasted a few seconds then I heard the compressor working. Not 5 minutes and I was up to 200 bar, that was a good place to start. I slipped in a mag, set the function (fun) switch to semi and took 4 shots. Hit what I aimed for. I think I'll use the built in sights for now anyway, the rifle is a little heavy. I like my Star because it makes a nice crack when it fires. The Blitz sounds just like it. Then I switched to auto. I watched videos of this rifle firing in auto but you have to do it yourself to believe it. Big smiles. All 16 shots were perfect. The rifle works as advertised.

It's a little early to write a full report on the Blitz. But my initial experience is positive. I wrote my Neutron Star is a very attractive rifle because the beautiful wood stock. Maybe some day Hatsan will make one for the Blitz as well. I see why it has the stock it has now, Hatsan wanted this to look like a tactical weapon. In that regard I guess it is beautiful too.

Sorry Pyramyd, I couldn't buy from you. These rifles have been back ordered for months and no idea when you'll be getting them. I'd much prefer to buy from you because of the 10 for $10. This is a great service, they fill the tank and test fire it 10 times. Other sellers just send the rifle and say it's up to you. I'll write a follow up report when I've shot this gun a few hundred (thousand?) times.

The Blitz is a very well made air gun . Easy to use , easy to maintain and very accurate . As with any air gun you need to see which pellets perform the best and it will differ from one Blitz to the other . As far as overall quality it is top notch , I had zero issues with mine . Everything was tight and scratch free .

Adding a suppressor it won't go into full auto . Could be the suppressor , could be the gun . Either way it wasn't an issue cause the suppressor went on a different air gun .

It's not light nor should it be . If you think a gun of this grade needs to be a feather than stick to a Airsoft .

Full auto its a blast, in semi auto its accurate and reliable.

some jams problems, i depot know if its the blitz or the magazine, but it certainly has some issues. mild, but issues

the trigger is really hard to pull.

In semi auto it is very accurate. I am getting spoiled being able to fire 100 pellets on one air charge. The full auto is fun but I do most of my shooting in semi auto. Holds good groups once you find the correct pellet. My 25 cal likes the Diablo 25.39 grain pellets and holds tight groups with them. Tried several other pellets but some brands would have flyers at times. It doesn't hold tight groups with the lighter pellets. It does ok with the heavier diablo pellets but the 25.39 is the one my gun likes. The full auto is fun but you go through a lot of pellets. It is nice to have the full auto available when you want it. It is really nice to shoot in semi auto and not have to cock a bolt for every shot. I find myself shooting more since I got my Blitz. My Marauder and Gauntlet have lost some of their luster since I received my Blitz.

I wish I had spent the money for a better scope. That will be my next purchase. Because of reading reviews, I knew to order the adapter to go on the air input.

Order your Blitz from Pyramid Air and do the 20 for $20. it is worth the money because it will already have been pressurized for them to test it and your scope will be on the target when you get it. I ordered on Monday and received it on Thursday with scope mounted and pressure in the tank. Purchase extra magazines. It comes with 2 but you need at least 5 so you can charge your gun and shoot until a new charge is needed without having to stop and refill magazines with pellets.

The gun arrived quickly.... and that is the only good thing!

The gun is NOT tested for air leakage before it is packaged and put on the shelf for the innocent and unknowing to purchase! Pyrayide never sent a receipt as to what was sent. I order two more magazines. The guy information on this websight says that it comes with 2 mags. Then I should have had 4 magazines... and only 3 were in the box. Very disappointed in the entire mess of an order and of course the defective gun!

Air-leakage is the major problem out of the box. I read the useless manual and never was able to get any air into the tank by using an air-compressor. This YouTube video says it best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyFfYUaGv64
I am returning this useless $1,000 paper-weight and asking for a full refund!

It's very accurate. WHEN IT WORKS, which is NOT most of the time.

Whatever in the design that doesn't allow it to actually NOT jam all the time. Also, these clips are garbage toys and don't last, at all. I so wish someone would make a full-auto with real clips based on a tried and true mechanism (e.g. AK).

If you clean and lubricate everything between sessions you can get maybe a clip or two through it before it starts misfiring / jamming.

This is an amazing air gun, in fully auto (fun switch) there none other out there. An AR15 in fully auto is like $25000 with all the paper work and all. Semi auto is almost hole in hole at 50 yards and with a good scope I get tennis ball groups at 100 yards. And it looks really cool when at the range, defiantly an eye catcher. (I bought the .25)

I bought mine direct refurbished from Hatsan for 800 but wish I paid full price and bought it from P/A cause they only gave me one magazine and it was used and you think for the price Hatsan would include the fill probe male nipple but they DON'T!

I purchased a plastic line cleaning tool with pads so it hasn't jammed up yet and you need to watch you tube videos on how to clean and oil the gun with motor oil. Usually I go thru a 200 count tin of pellets in a month with my Avenger BUT NOT with the Blitze, you go thru a tin in one day so buy Lots of ammo.

Novel idea.

Ship with air charge because the first one would not seal around the air bleed screw. PA promptly replaced it with a new unit. More durable magazine interior as the bolt chews up the separating dividers between pellets.---Thinking back I should have paid the $10for 10 shots and bought a scope for PA to mount and zero.$20 for scope mounting and zeroing. Hopefully over 50 feet. Maybe I could of found out what pellet really works in this thing.

Highly inaccurate. Have tried multiple pellet styles and weights only to observe the spiral of randomness. Pellet hits wherever it darn well wants, (usually nowhere near a target). Also tried multiple weights of slugs to no avail. Save your money and buy something else if your idea of shooting means hitting a target.

Full auto semi-automatic and the accuracy it's a lot fun to shoot

nothing

Buy extra ammo
I did'nt and now most places are sold out

Gun works great in semi and auto. I have been able to hit a 12oz Coke can repeatedly at 45 yds with the open sights. I'm using Crosman Premier 14.3 gr. At this writing I have shoot apox. 300 pellets with no problems. Full auto is amazing.

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Full auto flawless and fun

Weight. Its a bit heavy

This was amazingly accurate, in semi it is a great varmint rifle, I can easily shoot 75 yards with the 30 cal version and hit squirrel size target.

Include a usable filler probe.you would think a $1000.00 rifle would include a filler probe that was ready to use. You need to purchase I fitting to connect to your compressor.

In full auto this is just a blast to shoot. It brings a smile to anyones face.
Would make a heck of a home defense weapon.

The accuracy is on point. At 30 yards it has a dime size group from a rest position. Operates flawlessly. So far no jams. Full auto is wonderful.

The factory sight should be deleted from the gun. The gun is high quality but the top rail and sights are very poor quality. I was taking mine off to install a scope so it really didn't matter to me. Just saying!

I've been shooting guns of all types for over 50 years. Nothing has made me as happy as the Blitz .30