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Shot the Velox a lot and I really like it. No malfunctions what so ever. Shoot alway on a remote line and a regulator set at 180 Bar. A lot of fun. Can't get it that the trigger is so much better then on my Invader Auto. Best Hatsan out off the box so far for me. Much better finished. Next...

...builds up. Did you know a video or anything else, to see how i can fix the problem. It is safe only an O-Ring. Otherwise I have to send the Velox to Shogun. hatsan says yes, you can unscrew the cartridge with pressure. The whole thing is very stupid. I can speak some English, but I prefer...

Anyone see this new offering at Shot Show yet? Appears to be an upgraded Sortie in a way. Maybe a Huben knock off?

I think that the .22 is the best option. Over here only the .22 and .25 are sold. Much easier loading pellets then a .177 ;)

Interesting... this one caught my eye a bit earlier on. Can you go into a bit of details on it? Chunky... I can see that, but does it 'feel' pistolish? Technical term and subjective at that, I know. What's your experience with shot count? I would see this as a 25 yard and under plinker...

...the air cartridge, all the pressure escaped. When I want to fill it with the compressor, air comes out of the barrel and no pressure builds up. I've only had the Velox for a short time and it's already broken. Can i repair something like this without a lot of technical skill? Best regards Dirk

Gutentag Dirk. I shoot the magazine empty, then I remove the magazine, hold the probe by hand, pull the trigger and geantly release the hammer spring. Now you can put the pistol away uncocked. It is really stupid that Hatsan do not mentioning this.

The gun in question is the hatsan Velox and I was wondering what thread the nipple is where the air tank fastens. The jet also has the same fitting

I will be the first to admit - I haven't researched the Velox really at all after seeing some of the first real reviews of the gun. On the other hand, I do have a couple of Evanix Vipers (.22 and .30) which I bought kind of on a whim for a friend who said that he needed/wanted an air pistol. I...

I forgot to add that my Velox never did go into 'auto' mode. But then, I only shot 2 mags + 2 shots before the mag jammed and stayed jammed.

By no means was i comparing an ap16 with the velox lol! No comparison with a ferrari and a ford pinto 😂 just speaking of not wanting to spend a hefty price again for something to plink and shoot backyard sky rats. I still have my hatsan flashpup synthetic stock .25 Got it from PA when it came...

...out everywhere! Can't find it at all! Seems like it would be perfect! Does anyone know if it will be restocked eventually? How long is it with the folding stock removed and used in pistol format? The idea of .30+ and the significant FPE over the velox has me wet I need this in my life I think

I concur, as my brand new Hatsan Velox out of the box stopped cycling through mags starting with the second one trying as many as 4 different pellet types. I sent it back to the seller who promised to "send it in for repair" as Hatsan ignored my email for a week.

...redesigned 25 grain pellets and they hit much harder but out at 50 yards they are around 6" low out of both the umarex notos and the hatsan velox. I like the length of the velox a lot better but I like the weight of the umarex notos.. hopefully you can get the air tube shortening worked out...

not a rifle but I have a hatsan velox, I just had to have another pistol.. it seems like a decent gun but honestly I am not fond of the swapping air tanks.. it just is hard to unscrew under pressure and I am always worried that something will not go right and the air tube will be the next...

how heavy is this? and sound level?

...are still running strong 10 years and thousands of pellets later. I just recently replaced an airtube seal on one for my brother. That was the only thing that went bad so far. So far I have a .25 Hatsan Gladius, 2 .22 Hatsan Jet2, a .22 Hatsan Velox, a .22 Stoeger Bullshark, and a .25 Barra 250z.

...VX is the closest thing I could find to my real pistol in terms of size. It's a basement gun & I'm not looking for lethality. Considered the Velox type options but just know how I am & that I'd probably jones for more. I'm a bit of a luditte, so won't mind waiting until the next big thing...

...full-auto. The semi auto I'm looking for I think should be focused more on cost effectiveness rather than accuracy. I was looking at a Hatsan Velox PCP Pistol or a Sig Sauer MCX Virtus Rifle. (Both in the $300-$350 range) I like the idea of the pistol and being more portable, but I've...

Hmmm. Its not a match grade trigger. I would say the PCP match triggers are probably 5 ounces and this one may be about 1 pound. It's more of a "Utility Trigger". The gun shoots really smooth in semi so it is easy to shoot pellet on pellet. The real fun is with the 40 rd mag. It's big enough...