Page 2 - Hatsan 125 Sniper Camo Reviews

Quality made gun. I purchased .25 cal.

Weight, cocking effort, kick.

Hatsan makes quality rifles. It's a very powerful gun and not for back yard plinking or pest control like english sparrows or starlings. It's accurate but takes experience to shoot because of the kick.

Power, Looks, Accuracy, Adjust-ability, Muzzle break/Silencer, Trigger, Sling, Is there anything left??

The included bipod is plastice not metal (as posted on PA specifications)and is not much of a use unless it was fitted with a more sturdy spring which would provide reasonable clamping power. If only the stock would be in Turkish Walnut :D

I did not purchase from PA, I'm from Pakistan & I got an optima 3-9x44e scope with the package along with an extra scope stop. i am 6f 3" and 94 Kgs, and this gun gives me a workout. It is not for kids, it is for strong adults as it is long, heavy and got a fair bit of kick, and takes a fair amount of cocking effort. I haven't scoped my gun yet, have shot at least 70 pellets through it without making a single bit of adjustment to the installed fiber optic sights and out of the box this gun is DEADLY accurate and powerful. We do not have access to the whole JSB, H&N, Crossman pellet lines. The pellets available to us are H&N wadcutters, Gamo pro magnum, Gamo match, and Gamo pointed. I used Gamo pro magnum pellets with good result, tighter groups (2 cm x 3 cm) at 10 yards open sights. H&N wadcutters are lighter, produced 1.8cm x 3.75 cm groups at 10 yards with open sights with occasional flyers and atleast 3 pellets producing a louder than usual crack. It is imperative that you use artillery hold for best results. So far I am VERY pleased with my purchase.

Power, weight of rifle, almost feels like a firearm, bi pod is nice, accuracy is manageable with Gamo Rockets, and probably other pellets! MINE IS .25/6.35 mm

Extra air seals with rifle, stronger adjustable bipod, Recoil proof scope, recoil dampening device ie gas piston, or counter recoiling stock or action like the RWS air pistol, and cut maybe 1/2 to 1 lb of weight!

NOT A BEGINNER AIRGUN, apx .22 lr power, forward and reverse recoil! also use 1" - 2" thick wood backstop as power is SERIOUS 650-937 fps! CAREFUL WITH LIGHT PELLETS OR ROCKETS AS THEY WILL PENETRATE MOST PREBUILT PELLET/.22 LR TRAPS! and be safe and have fun!

on rifle i like evrething ecelent pen. power and knock power bipod allright scoped not to good after 75 shot rifle to power full for scope it broke the scope rylly need to jnclude a better scope with it but sow happy with rifle that im just going to buy a good havy scope for it

i really would like to see it 1000 to 1200 velocity because if is sow good on 750 can you just imagine on 1200

buy it wont be sorry just get at same time abetter scope saw you dont miss time shooting with it

The power and accuracy is amazing.the trigger is good i also like the long barrel overall its a great gun for hunting another thing the sling really helps with carrying the gun. Ive got it in .22 c and it goes thru 1 inch wood from 50 feet.

Its hard to cock but that's not a big problem.

If your under 12 this gun is not for you its really heavy and hard to cock.

Love the POWER!(908)fps W/H&N sport feild target trophy's 14.66 gr.22cal.,After finaly figuring out the trigger adjustments it gets very manageable,the cheekrest is very helpful. Ive recently bought three springers,(spoiled to pcps) and the first two are for sale including a fine rws52.I found my hunter!still working on precision,now holding about four inch groups at40 yds w/16x53 fixed scope & 6to8 inch at 50 yds

Trash the bipod its good for display & nothing else,& of course the scope is just for sales,after about 300 rnds it went fuzzy.other than these....Love my Hatsan!

Pay close attention to trigger adjustment instructions,the trigger pull weight screw is a.50 allen(the manual illustrates it as a bolt with a head) hope I've helped, enjoy,I'm gonna

first off, the power and accuracy is riduculas!!!!! it can produce up to 31 ft/ibs. the accuracy, right out of the box i was shooting 1 inch groups at 40 yards. i was hitting gatorade bottle caps at 50 yards easily. Next the power. i was shooting completely throgh half inch plywood at 30 yards, now thats a powerful break barrel! the stock is awsome, the camo looks great! and the stock feels great to. the rubber gripping on the stock feels great also. the adjustable cheek peice is very nice. next the sling is so nice when im on long hikes while hunting. the included scope is ok, but not great, i would definintly swap it out with a leapers 4-16x40mm though.Last thing is the intergrated silencer, it makes the rifle shoot more quiet than y Nitro Venom, the only noise it makes is the spring slamming forward and the sound of the pellet impact.

a better scope, but its not bad. take out the bipod and maybe give a better scope because the bipod is pretty much useless.

this gun is pretty hard to cock, but you get used to it. also the .25cal pellets are very expensive its like 8.99 for 150 pellets. by the way it shoots the jsb exact kings the best accuracy wise, and the predator polymags power wise. the polymags produce 31 ft/ibs and the jsb's produce 28 ft/ibs according to rick eustlar on airgunweb.

- Adjustable trigger - Rail slots that prevent scope slide!! (very cool) - Adjustable cheek comb - Quality of construction (especially strap hooks which are metal) - Power - Accuracy - Suppressor doubles as a cocking mechanism - Optical sights - Included strap !!

- The rail mounts really need 1 more slot at the rear to bring the scope back about 1". This is probably something a gun smith can easily fix. Other than that, nothing!

This gun is AWESOME! I already wrote a review for this gun, but I'll write it again. This gun is very underrated on this website, but I took a chance on it (after reading other websites) and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. It's solid, accurate, powerful and has a lot of neat features. It does take a lot of energy to cock, and your arms will ache for a day or two until you get used to it, but it's worth the effort. Also, this gun is heavy, but the included strap and strap rings are metal, and work well. This gun is built like a truck. As far as accuracy, I was shooting 2 inch groups at 50 yards after a hundred rounds or so (it gets better with time) and most of the accuracy "loss" was my fault. I am sure a better shooter could probably get 1" groups at that range, maybe even better. Having said that, I was the most accurate shooter at the firearm range, and half the guys with "real" guns wanted to know where they could get my air gun. Of course this isn't as powerful as a firearm, but it's still pretty deadly at 50 yards. (Rabbits beware!) I have tried a few different pellets with this gun and it seems to like the predator polymags, and the H&N baracudas, but I am still waiting for my JSB's to show up. Note that you will probably need to reset scope for each ammo type, and I would get a 3-12(or higher)x40 scope (no bigger than 40mm)and get high rings so you can use the optical sights. Bottom line, I would not hesitate for a second in recommending this gun.

Rifle is very accurate and quite. Has lots of power. Zeroed in at 20 Yards with open sights pellets rip through first sheet of 3/4 plywood.

The scope that this rifle comes with is horrible. It will not focus.

- Solid Construction. Built like a truck! - Quality of parts and materials - Love the sling, very solid connectors for it (metal and metal) - Notched rails on scope mount prevent scope slide. VERY cool. - IF you buy some "high rings" for your scope, you can use fiber optic sights as well as the scope. - Super quiet. With ear protection on (at gun range) all I can hear is the twang of the spring - Nice trigger pull, easy safety - Looks awesome - Very accurate at 50 yards

- The adjustment screws for the trigger are a bit hard to work. I have to get a wrench for the allen wrench to get the trigger screw to move. - It would have been nice if the scope mount had 1 more slot about an inch back from the last rear slot (minor issue, not really a problem) - Screws holding butt end are really tight, couldn't get them to adjust, but again a minor issue considering the gun fits me well the way it is anyway.

First, if you are looking at a Walther Talon Magnum, those guns are made by Hatsan as well. I went with this one because of many reviews on other sites as well as checking out YouTube, Pyramyd's own video review, and the Hatsan Arms website. I went with this over the Talon, mainly for the adjustable trigger and the sling. I couldn't be happier with my Hatsan 125 .25 cal! I have only shot (any) springer 2 days (ever). This is only my second day shooting a springer, and my first day with the Hatsan 125 .25 cal, and I am getting 3" groups at 50 yards. In other words, I suck, but I am still getting tight groups. That says a LOT about this gun. Seems to like Predator Poly Mags the best, but I am getting some good shots with H&N Baracudas as well. This is an AWESOME gun, all around, and the only caution I would mention is that it is really hard to cock, and your arm will get tired after a while. Other than that, this gun is worth the price by far, and I am very happy with it. I have no hesitation in recommending it. Despite the fact that I am only the 3rd person on here to review it, don't let that deter you from your purchase. This is quality gun and it hits accurately and hard. My next gun will definitely be another Hatsan. Thank you!

Fit and finish are excellent as is accuracy; adjustable cheek piece really helps with scope/eye alignment. Getting 3/4" groups at 50 yards with 20gr field target specials, and the same accuracy with 31gr heavies. Found that sight in of 2" high at 30 yards gives point blank range of 70 yards (2" low) which is excellent for small/medium game with power to spare!! Excellent set up; you will not be disappointed; heavy pellets really penetrate, even at long range; use adequate backstop!

As usual, the price; otherwise, nothing needs changing

stiff to cock at first, then gets easier as it breaks in; have shot about 200 rounds through it, and the power is getting better, as is accuracy. Easy to shoot well with this set up; will take racoons, possums, fox, bobcat and similar medium game at logical range. Practice shots went through 3/4" plywood backstop at 60 yards with 31gr heavies with excellent accuracy, and supressor is quite efficient. I own 40+ air rifles, and this is one of the most accurate and hardest hitting ones that i have shot; would be a good choice for survival rifle; as i said, you will not be disappointed with the quality.

Accuracy Power

Would like to see offered with Nitro Piston.

Incredibly difficult to cock this break barrel rifle the first few times.

Fills like a solid rifle and I believe the power is as described.

Trigger does not live up to claims. It does not seem to matter where you set the screws on the trigger there is very little change on the lbs of of pull. The trigger seems to be set around 4lbs and I could not get it to change. The screw was already turned all the way clockwise when I got the rifle( as much reduced pull as possible). Unscrewing the screw which should cause a higher pull does not seem to do so. Screwing it back in all way makes no difference either. Same thing with stage 1 pull screw. I am shooting Beemen Kodiaks, which have worked very well for me in the past in other air rifles, which only provides a 1.5 inch grouping at 10 yds so not very accurate. At 10 yds with my other air rifles I have groupings smaller than a dime.

I have not had the rifle out side for further yardage shooting but disappointed in accuracy at 10 yds. Even with the claimed recoil suppressor the gun kicks like most of the piston rifles I have shot before. I took the scope stop block off so I could move the scope mount to the very back of scope rail. Even with mount screws tighten very tightly the scope mounts slip because of the recoil. I had to put the scope block back. FYI, I am using a much more expense scope than the one that came with the gun.

Very well finished a quality rifle . lots of power , good trigger , this are the makers of talon falcon but their is better

gas piston little smaller stock

once u get used to it , is easier to use

I own this rifle in .22C, so I obviously didn't purchase from PA, but... THIS RIFLE IS AMAZING. I love it. Very accurate, very powerful. I put the 3-9x32 Leapers on it with the one-piece UTG weaver mount. I think its a handle mount, either way, with this setup I have the scope, but can also see my fiber optics thru the gap below, nice for close shots.

This gun is rough to cock, Im assuming it will smooth up with use, but it being such a powerful gun, its mostly for hunting, so that wear in may take a long time.

This gun is big and heavy, durably build and accurate, but heavy. In my experience with the .22C version of this gun, it is quiet, very quiet. The suppressor seems to be doing its job.