Semi-auto PCP from hatsan

[ztirffritz]

 

[Undertaker]

That is very cool. Not exactly 100% style wise done, but this company is making major leaps forward with guns they are putting out in the past few years. Good job Hatsan.

 

[Alan]

Automatic pellet guns don't interest me much. One has to remember that the power to operated the feature comes from the air bottle. What I'd like to see is a slide action, better known as a pump gun. 

 

[BigTinBoat]

"Alan"Automatic pellet guns don't interest me much. One has to remember that the power to operated the feature comes from the air bottle. What I'd like to see is a slide action, better known as a pump gun. 

Hatsan has had them for years - AT44PA (pump action)

http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Hatsan_AT44PA_Long_Air_Rifle/3225

 

[Guest]

Cool as always to seem another manufacturer giving the semi auto thing a go. Though it seems most have indexing issues when using a rotary mag. The Sig MX series with the belt feed works well though, and yes I've had the opportunity to shoot one. Also the Air Ordinance SMG, another belt feed semi/full auto works well enough I've almost pulled the trigger to buy one twice, and am thinking about doing it again(I need help).

On another note what show was that, as I know shot show, and the one in germany don't allow the guns, air or otherwise to be cycled, or even pressurized in the building.
Thanks for the post. John Eroh

 

[glengiles]

I was very shocked to see them actually dry fire the gun. I hope you get a ton of shots per fill otherwise you're going to spend more time hooked up to a tank than pulling the trigger. Not to mention loading and changing out magazines. But it does look like a lot of fun.

 

[peterdulux]

If it uses the expelled air and recycles it like FX, shot count should be quite adequate.

 

[ozone08]

It's cool but I cant see hard-core air gunners buying one. I don't know what the mag size is but what ever it is your going to burn through it too fast a session is going to be mainly filling the tank and loading mag's with a small amount of time on the actual trigger (although you will through a lot of lead downrange an awful lot) personally the best part of the experience of shooting is the routine of loading, cocking and sighting to your target and then pulling the trigger but I do respect what they have made it's cool but its just not for me.