AEAC Vlog video - New Spark mini-compressor & Flash Pup .22!!

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Since ALL of my PCP's are Hatsan I would have loved to purchase this compressor. I bought the air Venturi Nomad as soon as it was available which is before Hatsan released their version. They seem to be virtually the same compressor however I would suggest to Hatsan to include all of the parts, the power supply & the filter were all included with so I could just plug and go. Also Are Venturi released and upgraded model for an extra $100 that has the power supply built-in. Hatsan, Something to look into. It is wonderful being able to fill my PCPs using an affordable compressor. Looking forward to the drawing!
 
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Steve, don't know whether you read all the comments, but there's one aspect of this review I particularly liked and perhaps you could incorporate more of that in future videos. You commented on how the bullpup is really meant for offhand shooting and I think if you showed more offhand shooting and how the bullpup shines in that department, that would have been very entertaining. Thanks for the reviews. 
 
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Hi, I always appreciate Steve video reviews. I have 2 Hatsan air rifles in .22 and they certainly made them good and accurate out of factory. May be just a little tunes like Steve did to make it better. Now this pup is definitely a nice addition to .22 cal hobbyist like me. I'd say especially attractive is the size, weight and look of that Turkish stock. Omg, I'm drooling all over plus the capability of just a pound of trigger pull tuning is definitely a yes to get one. That Hatsan pump look really compact and nice for the road except may be a little loud on noise side. I'm using tuxing Chinese brand, so far didn't break down yet (cross my fingers) and been pumping all my Hatsans and Benjamin bulldog with no problem. Anyway, it's a great video Steve and couldn't wait for more reviews to watch. Keep up the good work and thanks.
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No tuning adjustments made on my end brotha. I did reduce the trigger's break weight from 2.5 lbs down to a pound for the 50 & 100 yard groups though 👍. Long term and for field use, it's probably best left at about 1.5 lbs.

Steve
 
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Interested in the spark. Is it a rebranded chinese compressor? How's Hatsan's reliability with their larger compressors?
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It is my perception (although I don't know for certain) that a handful of China based manufacturers make most all of them, however each is built to the specs of the different brands so they can be quite different from one another.

Steve
 
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I was nearly ready to buy one of the flash pups, but I remember there was an issue getting parts for Hatsan guns.

Not only is it impossible for me to buy parts from Hatsan, but the air gun range I go to that has a professional service center, they can't buy parts from Hatsan either. I don't think mailing an 8 lb gun back and forth to Hatsan is something I want to do every time I need an o-ring or a small part..
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Thanks for the good question. I'm eager to see Hatsan's reply to this one.

Steve
 
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Hi all,Spanking new here and I'm ( moving on up) from springers to pcp.I just received a Flashpup and I have a ?.I removed the barrel for cleaning,after re-assembly I noticed a torn O-RING on the floor.Uh Oh,,,,,,O.D .750 ,,,I.D approximately .600..I down-loaded a diagram but it did not include a parts list and the diagram is not that sharp tho I can make out a part #. Does any1 here know weather or not this O-RING belongs with the rifle and what its location might be?
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Looking forward to Hatsan's response on this one... am curious myself.

Steve
 
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