Others Interesting Guns

[Nordic Norm]

I've purchased over a dozen Hatsan air guns in 2022 and 2023. In my opinion Hatsan makes some of the most interesting guns. The Jets are like James Bond, stock pops off, silencer screws off, quiet or loud. (In the 70's we used to remove car mufflers and blast around for fun). Lots of rail mounts for lights, laser. Excellent iron sights with 2 rear sights, pistol or carbine configuration. Then there is the somewhat mysterious looking Torpedo, with gold knobs here and there. The AirMax has an extravagant wood stock. Hate it or like it, it is a sculpture. Huge industrial looking air tank, a bizarre gun, I love mine. The Sortie, semiauto, folding stock, scary looking ventilated shroud, excellent iron sites, definitely assasins equipment. The Invader looks flat out battlefield aggressive, I can store all my rail gismos on it, and the ar style handle is removable. The Blitz is mind boggling, especially with the high capacity mags. The 30 cal break barrel is like shooting an artillery piece, hang on!

Reliability is relevant to interest in my mind. I find repairing stuff to be very satisfying. My strategy is to own so many airguns having one under my repair is something I look forward to. All of my close to 50 now airguns from many makers have preformed admirably. Especially considering the complexity of airgun mechanisms.

Shoot Parabolic

 

[PasadenaMike]

They are easy to repair that’s for sure I’ve owned a bunch of flashes

 

[mobilemail]

the Huben GK-1 is the first gun that has really interested me in a long time. The Epoch Skout interests me, but I understand it's too heavy for field use so my interest faded. Honestly, I see most airguns more expensive than, and maybe including, the GK-1 to be too expensive to justify ownership personally. I'm happy for others in a different position.

 

[Danman]

I've purchased over a dozen Hatsan air guns in 2022 and 2023. In my opinion Hatsan makes some of the most interesting guns. The Jets are like James Bond, stock pops off, silencer screws off, quiet or loud. (In the 70's we used to remove car mufflers and blast around for fun). Lots of rail mounts for lights, laser. Excellent iron sights with 2 rear sights, pistol or carbine configuration. Then there is the somewhat mysterious looking Torpedo, with gold knobs here and there. The AirMax has an extravagant wood stock. Hate it or like it, it is a sculpture. Huge industrial looking air tank, a bizarre gun, I love mine. The Sortie, semiauto, folding stock, scary looking ventilated shroud, excellent iron sites, definitely assasins equipment. The Invader looks flat out battlefield aggressive, I can store all my rail gismos on it, and the ar style handle is removable. The Blitz is mind boggling, especially with the high capacity mags. The 30 cal break barrel is like shooting an artillery piece, hang on!

Reliability is relevant to interest in my mind. I find repairing stuff to be very satisfying. My strategy is to own so many airguns having one under my repair is something I look forward to. All of my close to 50 now airguns from many makers have preformed admirably. Especially considering the complexity of airgun mechanisms.

Shoot Parabolic

Hokey smokes I thought me owning more than 5 might be excessive. Yeah the Huben K1 and Epoch are both very interesting! I do not own any Hatsan guns and I personally think most of their new (pcp) models are ugly. To me an expensive pcp is worth it if it is accurate, powerful, well made, and transformable. The brk Ghost interests me for this reason! (Swap barrels easily) You can literally shoot 20fp in .177 and then toss on a 30 cal barrel, bump reg up a little and shoot 90fpe, same gun in less than 10 minutes.

 

[Nordic Norm]

Hokey smokes I thought me owning more than 5 might be excessive. Yeah the Huben K1 and Epoch are both very interesting! I do not own any Hatsan guns and I personally think most of their new (pcp) models are ugly. To me an expensive pcp is worth it if it is accurate, powerful, well made, and transformable. The brk Ghost interests me for this reason! (Swap barrels easily) You can literally shoot 20fp in .177 and then toss on a 30 cal barrel, bump reg up a little and shoot 90fpe, same gun in less than 10 minutes.

Mental note; add BRK Ghost to wish list