Hatsan Model 25 Pistol Comments Please

[tayloriand]

I've been tempted to use my war chest that was destined to fund a Rohm Top and bought a .25 Hatsan springer .. apologies.

On the Hatsan website I've noticed a Model 25 Springer. It's a break barrel, with cocking aid, pellet holder, targets and pellets.

http://www.gunstar.co.uk/Air-Pistols...e-gs11057.aspx
And all this from £50.00 !!

Has anyone bought one? I've said for some time at the club I'll get a springer and this is 1/3 the price of a Hw45.

Cheers
Ian

[Iain K D]

Except for the different sights, which look better, isn't that just a Webley Typhoon?

Big and heavy, but not in a good way, with a poor grip.

My Typhoon, bought brand new, had minor rust spots on the piston when I stripped it down for a re-lube as soon as I got it - I rather thought that was necessary from a strip-down article in one of the magazines.

After that it wasn't terrible to shoot, I did use it a little, but it was never a really pleasant gun to use.

Regards,

Iain

[mickson]

I've been tempted to use my war chest that was destined to fund a Rohm Top and bought a .25 Hatsan springer .. apologies.

On the Hatsan website I've noticed a Model 25 Springer. It's a break barrel, with cocking aid, pellet holder, targets and pellets.

http://www.gunstar.co.uk/Air-Pistols...e-gs11057.aspx
And all this from £50.00 !!

Has anyone bought one? I've said for some time at the club I'll get a springer and this is 1/3 the price of a Hw45.

Cheers
Ian

I had one solid build consistent, but very very heavy trigger "shame" ...mike...

[tayloriand]

Thanks for the comments chaps.
After the Top I think I'll save the pounds for a 45.
Had a short zero session at the club with my Hatsan .25.
I have to admit I quite enjoy these boingy guns.
I may not hit anything but I'm having fun.

Cheers
Ian