Hatsan Blitz Reviews

I like the full automatic it's pretty accurate and it's easy to fill with a compressor of course

I would change the magazines they absolutely suck if they continuously get jammed up if the spring tensions not wound is right the gun will jam up on you it has to do with the spring tension if it's too tight then it pushes too hard and it won't push the next pellet if it's too loose but it's not fast enough it shoots slugs the best don't try to shoot regular pellets in it cuz it'll jam up every time

It's a blast to shoot...Very accurate.

STARTED LEAK AIR 3 MONTHS AGO...PRESENTLY WILL LEAK DOWN FROM 250 BAR OVERNIGHT. I'M SENDING IT TO THE FACTORY FOR REPAIR.

Fun, powerful, and accurate.in few extra bucks to have them. Fill it for a 24 our leak Check and a few shots to make sure everything's working Okay, is definitely worth it.. Definitely the cheapest and fastest operating fully automatic. And semi

Not really much I would change. Maybe the foot pounds of energy. Not that it's bad a little over fifty.

Neilson slugs 49,50 gr. Are the best..61.5, jam up a little

Nice full auto, new only shot four clips jams a little but I think it’s user error,

The rate of fire accuracy just overall hand ability of the gun beautiful. Definitely worth the investment, and they honor their guarantees and take care of their customers with professionalism and issue free service.

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You won't be disappointed

The gun performs beautifully. My dad went with me to the range and had a big smile on the whole time. He said, "I haven't shot a full auto gun since I retired from the Army in 96. Never did I think I'd shoot one again... and especially not a pellet gun!" He looked like a kid again. I also got the .30 cal version for a steal. It was black Friday, and the gun was already down to $699.99 brand new, but they also had a coupon code for $150 off of orders over $800. So, I wound up getting the gun, a new hand pump, and quite a bit of ammo for right around $800. In my opinion, this gun is definitely worth the $999 they typically have it priced at, but if that's out of your budget, just be patient and watch for their sales.

The Hatsan Fill Probe that comes with the gun wouldn't seal, so I couldn't refill the gun. Luckily, I found a forum online of numerous people talking about this exact issue. It seems that the Hatsan factory probe is often faulty. Fortunately, there's a generic replacement that works great. Head on over to Amazon and look for the "CREEYA Air Gun Rifle Paintball PCP Filling Probe." It's only $9.99 (less than half of what Hatsan charges for their Probe that doesn't even work) and it works like a charm. Heck, it has hundreds of reviews and 90% of them are Hatsan owners saying how much better it is than Hatsan. lol Also, you don't need the Air Venturi Male QD bit to connect it to your air hose like the Hatsan Fill Probe requires. It has the basic male end that connects to any pump or compressor hose, so you wind up saving another $6 to $8 there, too.

Like most airguns, the first time you fill this you'll need to do so with a scuba tank or compressor. Hand pumps just don't get enough force to create an adequate seal for the first fill. I recommend paying the $10 for PyramidAir's 24hr leak test. They'll fill the gun up and let it sit for 24 hours to make sure it doesn't leak, then ship the gun to you with air in the cylinder. Since it's already been filled by them, hand pumps will work just fine for it right out of the box. Also, clean the barrel right when you get it. When these companies ship the airgun, they coat the inside of the barrel to help protect it. Whatever oil they coat it with affects accuracy quite a bit if you don't clean the barrel. Now, when it comes to ammo, any .30 Cal pellet seems to do just fine. I've really been enjoying the FX Atomic, but the JSBs work great as well. I've shot a few different types of slugs, but it has issues feeding them on full auto. Semiautomatic works just fine with slugs, though.

All good so far. I caught an amazing Christmas deal on it...18x21 rd. Mags, no issues. Semi accuracy decent at say 25 yds.

Extended capacity magazines included? Haven't tried those yet.

Get a quick fill probe. And a bunch of pellets!

Mucha potencia y muy preciso

El peso

It's fun in automatic and In semi it is good for hunting small to medium game.

Not sure.

I had one for 3 years and didn't maintain or store it properly and it got damaged it now only shoot in semi. Pcps are more likely to brake in the cold.They send you a bunch of rubber seals but it's not easy to fix with out knowing a few things about pcp guns.Studdy before trying to fix a problem.

Awesome, smooth operating and overall fun

The extended magazine could run a bit smoother, it does miss hit and needs resetting but who really needs them as the standard magazines run just fine.

Do not buy at 999.00. If you keep an eye on it, you can get it at 699.

1 star to get the attention it deserves

Let it clearly be known that you need a quick fill valve. In the listing. Clearly stated. And stop trying to trap people's Star reviews .if they go higher where you can't lower it without hitting the back button. Kind of a shady practice. I would try to give this a better review but I can't test a weapon out because I wasn't told about the valve. Maybe in a week when I get the valve sent to me I could say something else.

Does not come with the valve to fill your gun.

The first blitz that operated flawlessly

On the 10 for 10 perhaps a little bit better penmanship so I can read what the results were

So I own several hot on blitz and now I’ve added this 22 hot on blitz the first one that I purchased from pyramid air. I am happy that it gun operated flawlessly.

Caught a heck of a deal at pyramid air 499.00!!! Good quality, stock is awesome. Worked flawlessly for me over 1000 rounds no problem. Like every reviews and videos heavy trigger.

Lighter trigger.

Sights I thought were worthless. Rear stight you can wiggle around. I put a 7.5in long 4x32 scope on. Works well. Full auto is awesome and semi auto is great. It is accurate. Heavy trigger doesn't help me with accuracy. 3/4 in groups 30yrs and stacked a few pellets in same hole

Everything. Works great no problems

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If you have any problems they fix it fast great company

Full Auto but only at the sale price. I purchased one of these from a different site about a year ago. It jammed so badly that it finally failed to fire before I even got through the second magazine. Returned it and the replacement was not much better. Sent it back for full refund. Found this on sale here and decided to take another chance. More than 10 magazines through it and so far so good. Fingers crossed that Hatsan has figured out the problems.

The trigger. It absolutely is the worst of any PCP I've used even at this price point. The Benjamin Marauder is like breaking a fine stick glass compared to this tree trunk. What were they thinking? It almost makes this a novelty toy instead of a serious weapon. Another thing is the height of the magazine requires extra tall scope rings. Coupled with the small rail, it is difficult to fit a scope comfortably while still being able to manipulate the magazine. Speaking of which, it needs to have a better ramp and positive lock. When inserting, there is no feedback to know if it is properly installed or not. Many times it is not.

The fill probe location makes it difficult to hold the gun while watching the gauge. It is not a foster or other positive locking device so it can pull out while filling. There is also a strange requirement to have the bolt open during refill. This means if you decide to refill and there is a pellet in the chamber, you need to remove the magazine before closing the bolt. This forces you to single shot mode for one round.

I wasn't sure about this gun. But bought it in .25 and just put 3 mags through it with no issues. Did the 10-for-10. This gun with the iron sights right out of the box was dead on accurate using hunter extremes. I just hit an 8 in. gong at 100yds. 3 x in a row. No fluke. It destroyed an orange! Can't wait to get a scope on it or red dot! Mags work well and cycle.

Not much at the moment. Adjustable stock is great as well. Fairly light gun. Sounds very plastic like when the hammer releases. But not that loud. Trigger pull is hard but manageable.

Go for it!

When it works it is fun, there is a reason they call the full auto selector "the giggle switch" you can't help but giggle like a little kid everytime you dump a mag.

Things I would change... humm I'd change the name to the "Jam-O-Mattic 5000" seriously I know as far as PCPs go this isn't an expensive gun but $800 is $800, and IMO that is a bunch of money to spend on a novelty that wont cycle a full mag out of the box without modification. I REALLY wanted to like this but the mags SUCK and none of the three that came with it would cycle all the rounds until they were modified ((comon Hatsan do better)) the bodies of the mags are out of round so the pellets drag causing the bolt to chop and deform the pellets which means the accuracy is TRASH. mine was "lubed" with so much heavy grease/cosmoline/petroleum jelly?!?!?! that in 50' weather it wouldn't cycle. I would have returned it but like an idiot I threw away the box : (... the screws that hold this thing together are made out of chinesium and they are glued in with lock tight so when you strip them out M3-0.5 x 6mm is the size you'll need for the side cover (that will save you some google time).

My advice is if your going to get this, get it in .22 or .25 it'll save you a ton of $$ on pellets ( I got the .30 with the hopes that in simi auto I could hunt coyotes. Mine groups 8" at 50y with cheap Apolo air boss pellets and 4" with JSB Hades) after a hang up you can literally see the pellet corkscrew to the target. I wouldn't recommend hunting with this. Next disassemble the whole thing and clean the gunk out of it then lube it with something light any drag will cause it to not cycle. I'm having good results with dry silicone lube. The "Spring trick" that everyone does on Youtube isn't the answer at least not for me. I had to disassemble the mags and Dremel out the bodies of the mage and the diameter of the carrier so the pellets didnt cause drag (you will see where the bolt probe strikes the orange carrier. Top it off after EVERY mag (at least with the .30) or it wont cycle. and lastly Save the original packaging so you can return it...

I just get a giant grin when I get a chance to go full auto.

I wonder how long the full tube/fittings will last.

Order lots of pellets:)

price, ordering, delivery, free shipping.

Product defective would not hold air. Should be tested and have quality control before shipped out. Had a bunch of people interested in this product: now they might not be because right out the gate had issues. Am an venturi Air gun dealer and may have lost a bunch of customers due to the quality control issues on this product. This is an issue that is ongoing when shipping products without some air, however: if it was set first then air released to very" low" this issue would not be happening. Not everybody has an air compressor and as such can't get that burst of air to set the initial seal. " Just a thought"

Gun is very accurate and easy to load or fill with air. Is very ergonomic and comfortable to shoot.

Trigger weight is heavy, should be half what it is.

I paid for the pretest to have the rifle filled and 10 shots fired to verify no issues. I think it’s worth 10 bucks to avoid any issues