I just bought this Hatsan model 25 SuperCharger QE at my local pawn shop.
I will try it out this afternoon.
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I just bought this Hatsan model 25 SuperCharger QE at my local pawn shop.
I will try it out this afternoon.
I fired a few pellets thru it just to make sure it functions as it should. It works fine. It appears to hit about 2" left and about 2" high at 12-15 yards. I will shoot it across a good steady rest tomorrow and adjust the sights. So far, I'm pleased with it.
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i have the earlier version they are a very big pistol and heavy and are in the top 2 hardest pistols to cock
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I too have one, tin can accuracy at 15-20 m. Came with a BR printed cocking aid and broke soon after. Replaced with a N. Claque
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I got a 22 cal one for $50 in the pawnshop. Chrono at 550 fps. It is surprisingly accurate and good enough for 25 yard hunting. May have been Gaylord but I heard it described as a rifle piston and spring in a pistol. Has a reasonable trigger.
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I shot it across a padded rest today. It started hitting about 2" left at 25 feet. I turned the sight six clicks right and fired 5 more shots. Same results so I gave it six more right. Same results so I went 10 more. Not much change of any. Apparently someone before me has overdone it with the adjustment and stripped the threads. I'll see if I can screw the adjuster all the way out and check it. Are Hatsan parts available?
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I found that pellets must be seated properly on they will be crushed when closing the barrel. A firm push with a fingertip is sufficient.
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