I have a Hatsan 125 that I’ve had put away for a few years, decided I’d try and use it to go squirrel hunting. Went to cock it and the break barrel has no resistance and just goes down. Tried taking it apart but couldn’t get the bolt out of the stock. Instead of messing with it, I decided to see if someone knew where I could send it to get serviced. Thanks for the replies.
Air gun repair.
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There are a few who work on these. Your ram needs rebuilding .. sad Thing is 1 hr shop time is almost the cost of the gun
Hatsan sells them but it will do the same . Rebuilt , they are much more stable.. I know a guy ,but I don’t know if he’s taking on work. I can check. But it won’t be a 50 fix.
Hatsan sells them but it will do the same . Rebuilt , they are much more stable.. I know a guy ,but I don’t know if he’s taking on work. I can check. But it won’t be a 50 fix.
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You can convert it to a springer though, can't you?
Same happened to my Mod 125 with the gas ram. Ended up giving it to a guy who wanted to fix it.
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Stevep52's post
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=197614.0
Seems like there's a spring guide piece you need and then the normal spring stuff / spring .
To be honest them hatsan rams are undependable. May be working fine today and be flat tomorrow.
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=197614.0
Seems like there's a spring guide piece you need and then the normal spring stuff / spring .
To be honest them hatsan rams are undependable. May be working fine today and be flat tomorrow.
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There are a few who work on these. Your ram needs rebuilding .. sad Thing is 1 hr shop time is almost the cost of the gun
Hatsan sells them but it will do the same . Rebuilt , they are much more stable.. I know a guy ,but I don’t know if he’s taking on work. I can check. But it won’t be a 50 fix.
Hatsan sells them but it will do the same . Rebuilt , they are much more stable.. I know a guy ,but I don’t know if he’s taking on work. I can check. But it won’t be a 50 fix.
yes you will need a new end plug and spring guide ,top hat and spring.. more again than it’s worth.. buy a ram or rebuild it.
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Ya, rebuild , biy prob and pump, buy spring stuff, buy a spring referb parts gun , or like me throw it in the closet and know better next time ..lol
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The biggest thing that kills a ram in a Hatsan or any other gas ram is non use. I've proven that to myself. .A new ram will cost you about $40. There guns are easy to work on.
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