Hatsan Air Stripper, For Select .22-Cal Hatsan Air Guns

helps with accuracy

install a flash evrytime a shot is taken

does not help in quieting,thats not what its for

It fits all my threaded muzzle guns, I like it so well I am going to put them on all my rifles.

Nothing

The instant you shoot with it you will be sold.

Works as advertised. Screws on the end of the barrel vs using set screws. Well made. Fits my Walther Terrus. Makes a significant difference in cocking effort.

Advertise that it fits the Walther Terrus.

The threads are not an exact match for the Terrus but it tightens up very well.

Aluminum housing with brass insert look good on my Benjamin NP2 without barrel shroud.

The brass insert is .010 inch smaller than the bore in the housing. It is retained in position by a single set screw that takes a 2mm hex key, not included. The recoil of the NP2 caused the set screw to back off. Pellets started clipping the insert losing accuracy. I removed the insert so its not an air stripper but it still looks cool. I may try to permanently adhere the insert in the housing if I figure out how to fix it concentric to the rifle bore and what type of glue to use.

The NP2 is loud without the shroud.

I installed my Hatsan Air Stripper on my .22 cal Hatsan Supercharger pistol and could not believe how much it tightened up my groups. Aside from the improved accuracy it looks cool on that big hand gun!

Put a second or third set-screw to keep brass air scoop in place.

If using on a Supercharger, or a similar air gun with significant recoil, be sure set-screw is tight and Loctited in place. Brass air scoop may need occasional adjustment because of recoil.

Stripper makes my Airgun look more tactical; also appears to reduce muzzle flip; accuracy also more consistent;

Lower the price; option for more weight in a steel stripper;

Reasonable value for an aesthetic add on item that actually improves airgun performance;

Free with purchase of my Hatsan 25 SuperTACT .22 caliber and looks cool. To soon to tell if it improves accuracy but from all I have read it does.

Absolutely Nothing

Someone said it should be adjusted to 4mm from barrel end for best accuracy. I just adjusted it close as it would go, there is a notch and hex screw. Loosen the hex screw and you can slide it back toward the barrel, the notch is about a quarter of an in long. You can see it if you take out the brass suppressor.

the product was easy to install, no problems, my shot grouping was great, but it was before I installed it, looks bad ( awesome ) on my rifle

I would blacken the brass, dull it down, it will go better with my gun, maybe use gun bluing rather than paint

I'm very happy with this air stripper. Its easy to install, and improves accuracy.

nothing

It is adjustable. there is a small set screw that allows the brass tub to be moved for tuning.

well designed and looks great on the Hatsan AT44-10

Nothing other than the fact that if you have to remove the air cylinder for filling or changing you do have to remove the air stripper first. There is not enough clearance.

I was not sure if the air stripper would improve accuracy or not. After spending some time shooting at a 25 range and adjusting the air stripper, I found that it does make a marked difference! I found that the brass stripper should be 4mm from the barrel on my rifle and it improved accuracy from .55" to .4" average using Crossman premier hollow points. The most noticable change was no more flyers! I used to get one in about 12 or 15 shots,now none! Testing the air stripper accuracy at longer ranges has not be possible due to wind, but the Hatsan AT44 with the stripper is grouping .75" to 1" at 50yrds, very impressed!