Hatsan Bullmaster semiautomatic .22 video review by AEAC
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Yes. Luckly they are both Metric M18-1.5 Threads. Exact match. Just remove the O-ring from the stock one and replace on the cf one. That's it.
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Has anyone took this thing apart and looked about converting to full auto or select fire? I'm thinking about getting one of these bullmaster if I could mod for full auto.
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I looked at the schematic on the trigger, it looks like something I don't want to risk pulling apart. I would never be able to get it back together correctly.
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Ah..man..
Just saw this.
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Cool looking and probably faster than coming from China. I think they have stock here in the US. Looks to be same thread size.
Just saw this.
Carbon Fiber Tanks For Air Force, Daystate And FX Rifles[/QUOTE]
Cool looking and probably faster than coming from China. I think they have stock here in the US. Looks to be same thread size.
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Well it's good we have other options.
Just played around with the Bullmaster. Been checking the sound meter to compare with and without LDC. The sound of the action at the gun is kinda loud around 86db, but does quite down down range. I'm indoors so sound registers louder. 12yrds indoors is nothing for the Bullmaster. Local outdoor range is being renovated so can't really play with at longer distances.
Just played around with the Bullmaster. Been checking the sound meter to compare with and without LDC. The sound of the action at the gun is kinda loud around 86db, but does quite down down range. I'm indoors so sound registers louder. 12yrds indoors is nothing for the Bullmaster. Local outdoor range is being renovated so can't really play with at longer distances.
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Very cool, like Christmas. Now make a video of installing it on your Bullmaster please. I've got one too, just been too lazy to tear into it, "yet".
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I bought a Bullmaster in .177 this past Black Friday from PA. Never cycled consistently so be aware and buy from a reputable dealer. They were painfrwe when I ended up returning it.
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Update: My Bullmaster has stopped working completely. I have it apart and working endlessly to repair it, but no success. Problems slowly started compiling until it never cycled a new round. I'll be lucky to have a single shot now. Probably just trash it.
Advice, do not buy! Technology is not there yet. Even when it was working at its highest level, during temperatures blow 55 I was never 100% sure I even had a round in it. Better just to buy a forward cocking lever repeater than a semi auto. This why all the major youtubers are not using semi autos: to many problems, Will spend all your time fixing it.
Advice, do not buy! Technology is not there yet. Even when it was working at its highest level, during temperatures blow 55 I was never 100% sure I even had a round in it. Better just to buy a forward cocking lever repeater than a semi auto. This why all the major youtubers are not using semi autos: to many problems, Will spend all your time fixing it.
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Yea, they gave some things to look at, to try to fix. They said I could send it in and they would fix it on my dime+ shipping both ways (Since the warranty is void because I took it apart and altered it already). But I had enough. Either I will fix it myself or trash it...or maybe...sell it for super cheap.
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