Hatsan Jet I Reviews

It looks good. It's an excellent concept.

When the open sites weren't accurate I figured okay no big deal. I put on a bug buster it barely fit because this dovetail rail has got grooves in it as if it's a weaver a picatinny. There was really no room for a good scope alignment. I was not able to get good accuracy from this gun no matter how I adjusted or what I did after about a hundred rounds I just gave up I was wasting ammo. The drop in each shot was noticeable on the target each shot would drop by a quarter inch until I was at the bottom of the target so I would prefer a regulated pistol from this point! I did indeed send this gun back within 24 hours! I also sent back the extra magazine because I never even opened it. You don't need an extra magazine with this it doesn't hold enough air there's no purpose it comes with two magazines and that's all you'll get it's dead air by the second magazine!

If you're a bigger guy this has a terrible length of pull also the safety is inside the trigger but your thumb rubs against it it's very uncomfortable so the grips did not fit my hand that's just me. I wouldn't waste my money on this gun as I sent it back within 24 hours it was just that unsatisfactory absolute zero accuracy! For a little more money I'm just going to get a Benjamin Marauder pistol I've always wanted one it's a proven platform.

At first nothing, but after playing with it and showing it a little attention it's become one of go to guns for shooting field mice and rats on my property. Once I got the aim sorted out with a cheap Lazer scope and a bore sight kit from CV life I went to work on the moderator and solved the pellet clipping issues.... Now with a moderator and a laser scope it's super quiet and super accurate.

It doesn't matter what I would change Hatsan will only build it's expensive pcps halfway right and even that is debatable. But hypothetically if it was up to me I'd change Hatsan's quality control team and actually build this gun the right way. There's a company out there that has a gun that's identical to this and I wonder if theirs works right out of the box .. not willing to spend 450 bucks to find out.

What everyone should know is this will need love right out of the box. At the price I paid for i feel it was worth the effort I put in to getting it to be a reliable shooter. Using the CV life bore sight tool it's now accurate with the sights and the laser scope I put on it. Using all three flip up sights and about 50 shots with my homemade bench rest clamp I can shoot a mini bic lighter from 30 yards first time every time and with the modified Donnyfl Ronin you can hear the trigger break and the impact of the pellet or slug. It took about week to sort out the mess they sent me and it still won't hold air longer that about 8 days, but for what I paid and the effort I put in, it's well worth it... It has earned its price tag in rodents alone. I've got about 20 rats and probably 50 mice from my back patio to my garden about 26 yards away. After 30 35 yards the accuracy falls of but with h and n hornets it's a tac driver at 30 yards, give it love you won't regret it

Size, design, features

Magazine is difficult to load skirt first. Poor dovetail rail. No entry for non-adjustable mount and must take breech apart. Not enough rail length for scope mount while having proper eye relief.

Air reservoir would immediately leak down 200-300 PSI upon max fill and hose disconnect. Research states this is known issue. Using Hatsan included moderator adapter a single magazine destroyed my moderator. I was also told barrel alignment is a known issue. Grip handle cover clips were broken upon arrival. I really wanted to like this gun but it was bad from the start. Pyramyd Air accepted return with full refund. I contacted Hatsan directly and never heard back from them.

This is a great shooter I am not sure why people u der rate the jet 1 I use the Jsb diablo 15.4 grain extra large pellets also with great performance with the gamo rocket 1 inch groupi at 50 yards consistant from 50 to 70 yards I have good diferanve of drop i am still working with 11/2 inch drop. But it is still showing onsitantly the same I love it highly recomend it and by the way pyramyd is omly place that I have found to be hasle free and best price and fast shipping figured throw that i there

No e great experiance

Shoot jsb

Compact, accuracy

Everything is made of plastic including the rail. Very hard to mount optics.

I bought this airgun October of last year in.25cal and it worked for about 1000 pellets, and now it doesn't hold air. I can't return it and Hatsan USA wants $50/hr and for me to pay shipping both ways. I can buy a new airgun for what they would charge. STAY AWAY FROM THIS AIRGUN. Go with a notos as it can be upgraded.

Cool compact and fun to shoot, and more accurate than I expected for the price.

Not the best QC, when I received it, the sights, and even an optic I installed would work at 25 yds, wouldn't work. It was shooting so high that it wasn't even paper 2'x2'. Guess I got the long range version lol. With quite a bit of tweaking I got it to sight in.

I got the 10 for 10 and insured that my guys at PA got a good jet to my house first try.

Bigger mags, you can use the Barage mag and get 10 shots per mag but if it came with a 15 round mag it would be perfect.

It's not the loudest air pistol out there, but if you use the adapter and put a donnyfl sumo on it you can hear the trigger mechanism click home. You just have to make sure the adapter and barrel are in line mine was of a tad so the pellets were clipping, I machined the adapter and after 10 shots over the Chrono my last shot was still moving well above Hatsan's advertised speed, in fact my first 5 shots were above 21 fpe. Don't fear the bad reviews get the 10 for 10 from PA and the guys will have you plinking cans or picking off small game if you pick the .25 cal... PA air rocks

Very smooth, accurate, and very quiet now that I installed a moderator.

The picatinny rails on each side seem a little floppy.

It came with 2 magazines. I didn't need to order an extra one. I guess it never hurts to have a 3rd. :)

I like the feel of it in my hand the grip is great an it fits my hand perfectly

Make the stock a little longer I’m tall so I have long arms other than that it’s perfect

It built very good

It would be cool if it didn’t show up with a huge leak. Essentially worthless and made for a bad Christmas experience. Don’t recommend if this how they come out of box.

The oil blowing out of the gaps of poorly mated air tube.

Not really worth messing with.

Looks and handling.

The Foster fitting! I have multiple rifles that use Foster fittings and I prefer them over fill probes. The male fitting in this gun is slightly different and would only work with the included female. Not a total deal breaker, but annoying. I would need to add a female adapter to thread onto the male threads of the included fitting or dedicate one hose to filling the jet. Why not use a standard foster?

I tried multiple brands and weights of pellets. I never got this pistol to shoot accurately enough for me. Even at only 13 yards it never really grouped all that well. I know the air cylinder is small, but shot count was not what was advertised! I really wanted to love this pistol, but In the end I just couldn't. I returned it.

Good value. I like it a lot, use it to practice shooting behind my backyard.

I don’t know if the air gauge on the pistol accurate or not. I used a hand pump to add air to the pistol but the gauge on pump is different from the gauge on the pistol

I knew there was a chance that it wouldn’t hold air. It did. I knew there was a possibility it would need an adapter to mount a standard Buck-Rail suppressor. I didn’t. It came with one. I knew, as there is no windage adjustment, it would require Kentucky windage to hit my target. Nope! It was right on windage-wise. I was confused, reading the PA cautions and some reviews, that the Foster fitting wouldn’t accommodate my pump. My Vevor pump cable worked! My moisture filter fitting did not, but I simply attached that end of the cable to the pump and the original female cable end to the Jet 1. Voila! Everything worked !!!

Can’t think of anything.

Buy it! If my experience is typical you can’t beat this for value. Oh, i should mention that w/o a suppressor it sounds very much like a cap gun of my youth .. a sharp little crack. I bought the $35 tapered .22 suppressor from Buck-Rail.

It is a good quality airgun for the price for a beginner getting into pcp airguns.

I really wouldn't change a thing

Great airgun for the price

Looking nice but that is all. My was leaking badly almost to 0 in less than 1 min after being completely charged. I can't keep or exchange items with such a bad quality control - no trust. Returned for the refund

Company should pay attention to quality of their products.

Love the size and the different adjustments that can be made for the shoulder. I was amazed at the quality of the material and it actually fits my hands perfectly when turned into a hand gun. It's just awesome.

I haven't found the perfect ammo for it yet, but it is still pretty accurate.

Everyone needs one of these.

Defective on arrival. Huge leak.... drops pressure right after being disconnected from pump.

It's a very accurate and powerful airgun. Well put together and upgradeable. I finally got my air compressor so now I can really shoot it.

At this price point, I wouldn't change a thing...it's perfect

The Jet 1 and 2 both are excellent. Out of the box at 30 ft. I put 5 shots in a space of a quarter.

It's just a fun good looking decently powerful gun!! I have the . 177 and the . 22 Cal the . 22 shoots very true much more than the. 177 but both very fun!!! Great starter gun

I have to send the . 177 back twice now for repairs so.... Probably the quality could be better.

Shot count, accuracy, and overall design of carbine. I have been shooting slugs and they flatten out like a pancake. I have one in .22 and one in .25 and love them both. Plan on getting the .177 as well.

Nothing

No need to buy a moderator adapter, it comes with one.