Hatsan AT P2 Quiet Energy Tact Pistol

It looks cool, if you use it for display only. For the record, I only bought my spare air cylinder from Pyramyd, the rest from another retailer, or else I would have been able to return it all, the day it arrived All my other comments fall into the categories below.

The cocking mechanism belongs on a kids novelty gun, not on $500 PCP. The action is rough and feels like it's ready to bend any minute, and it doesn't get better with use. The air cylinder is just too small to make this gun any fun even as a plinker , which is the only thing it's suitable for. Spare tanks are available for a reasonable price though. It comes with grip for right handed shooters only, but a lefty version is available directly from Hatsan, for an additional fee.

I thought this looked like a fun, and versatile little gun, so I ordered it with every possible accessory. That was a mistake. If you simply can't resist buying this thing, don't buy it with a "rifle" scope, but with a "pistol" scope instead. Since the gun is most comfortable {for me anyway, at 5' 11") with the stock fully extended, This puts my eye-relief distance to far for my rifle scope. A cheap pistol scope may be better, but I'm not about to waste any more money or effort on this miserable gun. Definitely my worst airgun investment.

This is one of my favorite guns I own, it looks so pretty with the gold trigger and other bits, and the molded grip and adjustable stock make it extremely comfortable, it's also lightweight. Fairly accurate with the dot sight and I'm able to get quite a few shots with one fill. The power surprised me, I shot a partical board plank with my Marauder pistol in .22 and the pellet embedded halfway through the plank, then I shot the same plank with the AT P2 in .25 and it went straight through the plank, the book behind it and my door. I then learned that this is not an inside gun.

The side lever is extremely difficult to operate, I'm hoping it gets easier over time. I like the idea of a combination dovetail and picatinny rail but without it being standard it becomes useless, I find it difficult to mount anything on the picatinny rail so I bought a picatinny to dovetail adapter that seems to work better.

If you can't decide between this or the one without the stock, I'd recommend this one it's so big it needs the stock.

Cool looking, trigger grip and tactical grip

Sadly this did not meet or exceed expectations that Hatsan has set with its other Airguns. The side cocking mechanism is very rough. It's extremely difficult to fully cock the gun, and often will double feed. I paid for the 10/10 and cannot understand why this was not addressed. Also the FPS is way lower than advertized. About 60fps, not really an issue but Hatsan normally under advertises its FPS. At 10 meters it's fairly accurate but I expected better. This obviously does not represent Hatsans normal standards with their products, BUT this one unfortunately, needs to go back