Hatsan AT44PA Long Air Rifle

Accurate just using sights, Hitting 6 Inch Targets at 50 Yards with 11/2 inch groups!!! easy Loads, Just a good quality Gun.

I'm a lefty. The pump action allows me to cycle without having to switch out hands. This also helps with the cycle rate, just pump, safety and shoot. It is a great alternative to high priced semi auto. (1600 to over 2000 grand.) Accurancy is 1/2" group 50 yds. Zeroed scope at 75yds and over held 3 1/2 mil to take out pigeon at 106 yds one shot to the chest. Forgot I have the .25 cal and hatsan uses only lead pellets in testing.

Like most hatsan gun it is heavy. Carbine fiber cylinder would make big difference. It is loud, so I know hatsan came out with qe long version but not in the pump action.

Jsb 25.4 grain works the best. And if anyone is comparing hatsan guns to benjamins. Hatsan has been making pcps alot longer and better. Testing with alloy pellets is deceiving. Look close to the fps in .25 cal, benjamin rates 900 fps hatsan is 970 fps. I chroned hatsan 958 fps 19 grain pellet. Find any fps testing in 25 cal on a mrod and see those numbers. Like to leave people wondering. Research man.

This is my first PCP rifle and it is better than I expected.1/2 inch groups at 50 yards using JSB Match Kings25.4 grain and a Leapers 3-9x32 scope. If you plan on mounting a scope make sure you get high rings to clear the rotary clip. It is on the loud side so it is not back yard friendly, I opted for the air stripper for it but there are a couple of suppressers out there for it to make it a little more back yard friendly.

An adjustable comb would be nice

All in all if you were thinking about buying one just DO IT before more people find out about them and the price goes up. It's a lot of hard hitting power for a great price.

I am all around tickled to death with this "hunting rifle"-the action, accuracy (based upon my target pattern at distances between 15 & 65 yds.), dual sight rail...I have the .25 that has dispatched an opossum & squirrel each with a pass-through in a single head-shot that none of my springers have duplicated at any distance.

Obviously, one shouldn't have to have their face near the barrel to check the pressure gauge! I'd definitely add sling swivel studs, an added weaver accessory rail or two for a light and or laser, a mechanism to unload the projectile without discharging or using a rod, and though the cylinder/magazine is light weight, and I have yet to have any issues with it, I'd rather that it be of a more substantial material.

It is NOT impossible to load two pellets at the same time-I've done it twice now. The first time I recognized it right away as the "bolt" was difficult to close, the second time I only realized it because I removed the magazine before firing it and saw two empty chambers, but they were easily removed with a cleaning rod & admittedly due to operator error. The pump action is a little "harsh" and does require a deliberate, complete motion to achieve smooth cycling, but now realized and consistently practiced, I can comfortably consider it reliable. The the stock wasn't completely uniform in color as a portion of it has a greyish spot in the shape of an oval almost as if a sticker was there. In the end, I'm all about function. I absolutely recommend it and am seriously considering the Hatsan PCP pistol based upon this rifle.