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the fit and finish on this rifle is great. Smooth cocking. No loose screws on scope and gun. Very accurate. Just plain fun.

A different scope rail. Typical Hatsan but it works. Not a deal breaker

This is the only gun I have that made my arm sore. It's worth it. It's accurate. It's a beast. I know people like to get technical with these big guns. I would rather have a gun that puts a smile on my face. This delivers for sure!!! I may have gotten lucky but I can't say enough about the Fit And finish. Great!! Stock is beautiful. Gun itself is sharp. Worth every penny. Best buy for the money.

hard hitting and accuracy.

nothing at all

I am a springer I have a sniper 125 mod 25 cal .but I love my mod 135 vortex 30 cal.

A 30 caliber break barrel....this is the only one I know about. When I saw the relatively low price I jumped on it. The gun does not disappoint. Flawless fit and finish. It takes a REAL man to cock this rifle. I have several break barrel "magnums" and in my opinion this rifle is tru Magnum. And quiet too. It is heavy, as you might expect. All part of the package. I see no reason why this break barrel in 30 cal will not be very popular.

Front sight interfers with obtaining a good leverage for cocking.

the most powerful break barrel gun made

nothing

WOW, this is an exceptional gun. It shipped very quickly, and after opening the box, and just trying ten shots in the gun, it was zeroed in perfectly from the factory, with no need for adjustment. I put a Hawke 4x32AO scope on it because I had it as an extra, and to my surprise, it worked out very well. The weight of the gun is substantial, and to break the barrel requires about 50 to 60 lbs. of cocking effort, although as I've been shooting the gun, that seems to slowly be reducing. The trigger is totally adjustable, although I didn't adjust it yet because I want the gut to fully break in first, and for now it's about 3.5 to 4 lbs. trigger pull, very predictable, and crisp. The butt pad is also adjustable, as well as the cheek pad. The recoil, to my surprise seems to be about that of a .22 cal. not hard at all, and the gun is extremely quiet to have 30 foot pounds of energy coming out of it. I have a Hatsan 155 Torpedo in .25 cal. and this .30 cal. shoots better than the .25 cal. I only do some Turkey hunting on occasion, no pest or any of that, and my neighbors would complain if I were to shoot in my backyard, so I mainly soot in my indoor range in my basement that I set up which is a little over 10 meters, and works fine for me. The only kinda con for the gun is that the ammo is very expensive, $15, for the 44gr. and $16. for the 55gr. but that's ok with me, and both types of ammo shoot the same from the gun, the point of contact on the target is exactly the same for either gr. pellet, which is great.This gun is a real tack driver. Bottom line is this is a magnificent gun, and if you are into break barrel guns as I am I would suggest you get this gun, the price is really good, and the power in just what you want. Everyone wants to go PCP, but I really don’t, the equipment, the constant refilling of air after so few shots, I just can’t go there. But I do have a Hammerli 850 magnum, which I just love, and also a QB78 Repeater, which is as much fun for fewer shots. But this Hatsan 135 .30 cal. Break barrel is the gun to get.