Hatsan Bullmaster Reviews

Tight groups, semi-auto action, appearance.

It is heavy- shave a couple pounds and it would have a perfect weight. If it were semi-auto/full auto like the Hatsan Blitz it would be almost perfect.

Adding the DonnyFL moderator adapter changes the spring rate- if you go that route you may need to adjust the spring tension for continuous semi-auto shooting.

Gun is accurate and quiet

Customer service is horrible

BEWARE!! DONT BUY!!! I own a large wildlife removal company in California. Bought this gun and used it professionally at large commercial customers. No problems for 2 years then the gun quit cycling. I called customer service twice and left voicemails both times over the past 3 months. I sent 2 emails on the customer service contact form on the website—-no response. ABSOLUTELY ZERO COMMUNICATION. No call backs. No emails. They simply don’t care. I will never buy more HATSANs for my employees. I will buy the Crossman Bulldog from now on. With the hatsan bullmaster, You will eventually need customer service and unfortunately you’ll be left high and dry like us. If you look at other websites, it’s common for other customers to have zero luck with customer service at HATSAN. BEWARE! DONT BUY! You’ll eventually regret it. I plan on posting this review on every online platform possible. I’m extremely disgusted with Hatsan.

It's very accurate shooting gun but after serval shoots the trigger stop working.

Fixing the trigger problem.

This is a nice looking gun. Great concept, terrible execution. Out of the box, one of the mags was busted. I bought three more from Pyramid. Two of the new ones had hairline cracks in the plastic top cover. Accuracy was great when it worked, but the gun quit cycling after about 300 rounds.

The rail is wonking and standard picatinny attachments don't fit well. Sling swivels are too small for a standard sling. Still, if it functioned it would be a decent gun. For $1,000 a pop, these issues should be worked out. This feels more like something that should be in the R&D phase. Not quite ready for beta and certainly not ready for market. This is my first and last Hatsan.

I called Pyramyd yesterday. I was on hold for 20 minutes when the robot told me that no one was available to take my call and hung up on me. That is the epitome of terrible customer service. I sent them an email and still have not heard back.

I like the BullMaster which is why I upgraded my order to one of these.

I would like it if the BullMaster carton that shipped to my house contained a BullMaster... unfortunately it was replaced with BullBoss. And I was charged for the BullMaster. Dont buy from these crooks.

Yes, buy your Airguns from an honest reputable dealer. These guys have been screwing me around since May. Sent me a gun with a cracked stock. Ok, a mistake that is forgivable. RMA and replacement wasnt available so I upgraded to BullMaster. Gun was in stock. Several weeks no package. Follow up ok they are backed up. Ok I get that. Package comes finally in September. Box says BullMaster. This week I open it up to start testing... gun says BullBoss on the side. Box had obviously been opened before. Very disappointed with PyramydAir.

Just got my Bullmaster and went to the range to shoot 200 rounds. Not one jam. The accuracy is outstanding. Chrony shows 944 fps with .22 cal Diablo 13.4 grain pellets. Weight is no problem for me because all my shooting is from a bench rest.

My only complaint is the air gage is hidden inside the handle. Hard to see.

Need to get extra magazines because they empty fast.

Feel, weight, handling.

very happy with the gun. Accurate and no problem cycling the magazines.

Could be a little quieter and trigger pull should be a little lighter.

The look. Shoulders well. Accuracy.

Magazines are hard to remove from stock.

Had to send first one back. Semi auto would cycle bolt but would not cycle next pellet from magizine. Pyramyd air was great to deal with sent replacement back and received new gun in less than a week.

the look

the WEIGHT !! The one shipped to me was even too heavy for the shipping packaging used. Weighing this much, it certainly should be offered in big bore caliber, all the way up to .50 cal. I believe that would be the only change that would justify the weight.

I did not have a chance to give this gun a full and fair review, as it was damaged in shipment and I returned it unused. Had it not been damaged in shipment I still would have returned it for the simple fact IT WEIGHS WAY TOO MUCH FOR THE CALIBER, SHOT COUNT, AIR CAPACITY, AND LACK OF ACCESSORIES. I had planned on adding a large scope (and other things) to this gun, but it is too heavy to start with, out-of-the-box, to add ANYTHING! I never loaded or fired it, so its performance is unknown to me .....

Not much

Way too heavy. The magazine broke after 7-8 uses.

Returning it

The rifle overall. Shoots STRAIGHT. Comes with 3 magazines and space to fit them onboard. Got mine in .22 and have no regrets...

Position of the fill gauge... it's buried up inside the forward grip. Maybe a longer sight rail to allow open sights. Add the same protective plug to the fill port as my FlashPup.

It's HEAVY. It shoots straight eve when rapid firing. Heavy rounds shoot great. NOT an adjustable trigger but is set nicely by the factory... I wouldn't change it.

Accuracy, compactness, and ofcourse semi-auto!

I am on my 3rd one hopefully just bad luck and not design flaw. Would get refund but when working is so awesome

Looks are different which I liked but others would say its ugly. Balanced well when shouldered but is on the heavy side. Mine was a .177 cal.

Make sure the rifle cycles before it is shipped. Try to lighten it up atleast a couple of pounds. Add a removable airtube.

This rifle did not cycle all the time. The mags didn't seat well in the breech. I sent mine back and Pyramydair was awsome to deal with. It was not backyard friendly but then again some backyards are bigger then others.

Semi-auto; unlike some reviews, it works and works well.

Add QE to make it more quiet, still not super loud but not quite backyard friendly

I purchased the Bullmaster in .22 caliber back in May (switching from the Gauntlet since it was apparently being chiseled out of stone at the manufacturer) so I've had some time to put well over a thousand rounds through it--and I have to say I'm pretty impressed with the accuracy and the semi-auto function of this bullpup. I've had zero problems with it cycling (or jamming) and I've fired it as fast as I could pull the trigger on multiple occasions.

The weight, as others have stated it is extremely heavy, and becomes even more so when you add your optic of choice.I feel sorry for any hunters out there lugging this around, I bought it for target practice and plinking, so at the end of the day it's not as a big of a deal to me. I also have to admit that I didn't care for the magazines. While functional, they are a pain to load, and all three had extremely different tensions in the springs--from so easy I thought it was wore out to "omg I think I have arthritis" after reloading it a few times. An adjustable trigger would have been nice as well, esp. considering the price tag on the Bullmaster (and considering my Gamo Urban came with one and I had only spent 220.00 on that PCP).

This PCP is NOT pellet picky. I've added pictures of four different pellets I used, from the very inexpensive Crosman Premier HPs to the H&N Rabbit Magnum II and I would use any of them again (esp. the Diabolos, 5 shots leaving one jagged hole, which is consistent with other shooter's testimonies out there). Since I did spend a thousand dollars on this bullpup, I would be remiss if I didn't point out that the case is useless once you mount an optic, which you HAVE to mount an optic because this platform doesn't come with on-board sights... speaking of the case, that is how P.A. shipped this expensive bullpup, in the case inside a box with zero packaging; so the bolt punched through the foam inside the case and dented it from the inside out. My advice to them is spend a little extra money for packaging. Bottom line, would I buy this again? Absolutely.

Its just awesome

Add QE to make it quieter but still not super loud just louder than all my other Hatsans

The length. I do a lot of shooting from inside my truck due to laziness. It's really easy to pick up and move around inside the cab. The gun is really accurate with the jsb .22 18.13 gr. pellets. So far I've shot about 6 mags through it and it only failed to cycle once. The rubberized coating on the stock is really nice and has a great feel to it. The hard case i received does still fit once I mounted you scope (I've read otherwise).

First I would like the rifle to shoot a little faster. I noticed a larger ballistic curve when compared to my At44 even though they're both rated at 970 fps. the trigger is really heavy and is causing accuracy issues when shooting on paper. I've taken it pesting one time and I was 3 for 3 on ground squirrels at 50+ yards so it didn't seem to be an issue in the field. Once I had a squirrel in the crosshairs I really didn't notice the trigger heaviness. But for a thousand dollars I would like a better trigger. It is quite a bit louder than my At44 so just know this going in. In terms of accuracy, round speed, and noise level the At44 wins hands down for half the price. But in terms of wanting to impress your friends with badass weaponry the bullmaster will definitely win here.

A hand pump works fine as long as u fill about every 3rd magazine.

It was very accurate

Add a .25 cal model, the .22 cal didn't dispatch the varmints

It is VERY heavy and it has a terribly heavy non-adjustable trigger pull The semi-automatic function was problematic - sometimes it worked more often it didn't and functioned more like a single shot bolt action I exchanged it for an Air Arms Galahad

Recently purchased the bullmaster and it lives up the the hype. I have the .22 and its very accurate and powerful. The semi auto works great. Only used for plinking so far but plan to take care of a family of raccoons thats been ripping up my trash. Also one of the magazines i recieved with my gun didn't work, i contacted hatsan and they sent out a new magazine the next day.

I'd like to be able to suppress the sound a little more. Its not excessively loud but not as backyard safe as other pcp's out there.

I only have a manual pump right now to fill the reservoir. The gun came with about 100bar of air. i equate about 100 pumps to add 50 bar to the air tank. Im looking at getting an air tank but the manual pump is doable. Its a good workout at least.