Hatsan AT44 Long Quiet Energy .25 Cal - Airgun Review by Rick Eutsler

[@cvmmd]

Hello there again Rick. I just wanted to share that the .22 cal version has performed incredibly well in a novice's hands like me. I recently dispatched a rabbit with a headshot at 50 yds. I do have to say that I encountered two issues that might help other airgunners. The first was that when I disconnected and filled up the cylinder, there was a significant accuracy loss after I reinserted it. It was partly resolved by underfilling it (apparently my power curve for optimal accuracy lies between 150-175 bar). The second issue, which is much more serious is that after 3 months use, the cylinder has started to leak on the front end. Since I live overseas and cannot access my warranty easily I have tried looking for support on how to dismount the top cap, but unfortunately it is not nearly as easy as youtubers post around. I will have to order a new one. I believe that one of the seals must have corroded due to humidity introduced by my Airforce pump, so next time I will use an air compressor from my hospital and fill up the Air Venturi bottle you suggested (clinical use air is moisture free). Thanks again for your great reviews.

[@AirGunWeb]

Hey there.. just for giggles, go to HatsanUSA.com and contact them about getting a couple cylinder rebuild kits. It's very easy to rebuild the cylinder, but you do need to be able to get it apart. That can be a challenge the first time you do it. Maybe I can do a video on that one of these days. Cheers. AGW

[@cvmmd]

Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb I managed to open the cylinder with help, extra muscle need lol. Next question: What information do I need about scuba stores or paintball stores on compatibility with the air venturi tank you show there?

[@AirGunWeb]

cvmmd Just ask them if they can fill a 4500 carbon fiber paintball tank. Cheers AGW

[@airgunwarriors7491]

Just announced this video review on our Hatsan thread on GTA, as I know there are many "Hatsan Men...and Gals" that would love to see this review! Great job on this video! Thanks, agw.

[@PlanetaTierr]

I purchase my at44 long from the refurbished section Hatsan USA, and works fine accurate quite and powerful love HATSAN

[@AirGunWeb]

Ric - more power and range out of the long. cheers, AGW

[@pezz_pezzer]

soooo buying one of these...and yes I plan to post performance numbers and a video (with your help of course Rick, hehe)...I am very excited for my for PCP and .25 cal air rifle.

[@AirGunWeb]

It should arrive at the shop today for testing.. :) Shipping next week! Cheer AGW

[@pezz_pezzer]

excited! :-)

[@airgunn00b3]

Awesome review as usual! Your format and style has become my bench mark criteria for which all other air gun reviews on youtube are based on :) Does Hatsan sell the QE series parts separately (For example, the shrouded barrel or LDC on the BT65) for those of us who purchased the originals before the QE series came out? I can't seem to find this anywhere on their US website nor can I find a dealer who does. Thanks in advanced and incredible review as usual!

[@AirGunWeb]

Short answer is yes.. You should be able to get your non QE gun retrofitted to a QE model. The catch... You'll have to send it in to Hatsan USA for the upgrade. You can request a price by filling out their customer request form under the warranty / safety tab at www.hatsanusa.com Cheers AGW

[@jjash5848]

Love the AT44!! Best bang for the buck.

[@longbowdt]

Another good review! Domed pellets being the most popular, it's good to understand the speed regime of the design. The JSBs you tested fall in to that speed range. Pushing a domed pellet too much faster than 900 fps can negatively affect accuracy. I'm glad you're psuhing your accuracy tests out to 50+ yards. I'd ask you to extend even further for the larger calibers like the .25. Canit do MOA at 100 yards? Nowadays doing sub-MOA at 50 yards is the new normal for .25 PCP air guns, it seems. thanks again!

[@AirGunWeb]

Hey there.. sub MOA at 50 yards repeatedly is a feat that's difficult to achieve given 1MOA at 50 yards would mean consistently shooting groups under .5" (given the assumption of 1" MOA vs 1.047"). I've yet to shoot an airgun that can put a set of groups together at 100 yards that's sub MOA. If you can get consistent 2 MOA groups out of your airgun at 50 and 100 yards, you've got an awesome shooting gun. Cheers AGW

[@longbowdt]

I suppose airgun accuracy falls into two general groups: with the other one being hunting. For competition purposes I've witnessed a lot of interest in sub-MOA at 50 yards, both online and at gun clubs. My interest comes from the latter,though I'm sure the former benefits as well. The latest VarmintAir blog discusses an oldie at 65 yards; it's a good read: varmintair.typepad.com/varmintairs_blog/2014/09/fx-2000-22-spent-some-time-with-an-old-friend-recently.html I tend to follow the both of you. good work!

[@aldesrochers]

They are looking nice and quiet.. The .22 Hatsan long was verry good and i`m anxious to try the quiet.. Thanks

[@AirGunWeb]

al desrochers These are very quiet. I believe it will do even better for accuracy once I've gone through and performed the regular maintenance. Also, the wind was really blowing. I'm looking forward to getting out on a calm day. Cheers AGW

[@ataosmanmemik313]

Dear Rick, I just bought a .22 cal QE today. Have you been also been able to review the .22 cal? Your 2 episodes on the .25 were very convincing and I did not hesitate to buy one as the Hatsan factory is in my town:)

[@Ray2001ify]

Actually looks ok for a Hatsan....would consider getting it

[@AirGunWeb]

Jack - AT44 QE would be my choice Cheers AGW

[@AirGunWeb]

+Kratos000S - The AT44 does not have a Lorthar Walther barrel. It is a Hatsan Barrel. Cheers AGW

[@AirGunWeb]

+Kratos000S - The AT44 does not have a Lorthar Walther barrel. It is a Hatsan Barrel. Cheers AGW

[@AirGunWeb]

It will vary on pellet weight.. the .22 is probably the most quiet. Cheers AGW

[@howdydoody30204b]

Rick - I have an AT44 Short in .177 and a Long in .25, both non-QE versions with synthetic stocks, and both have POI shift issues. They are capable of really small groups, but it is impossible to predict where they are going to place them. I have a target for the .177 with three 5 shot groups at 29 yards, all less than .25", and all in different places, depending upon where I placed the forward rest - from the balance point to the Picatinny rail. The total shift from all of the way back to all of the way forward is about 1/2" at 29 yards. That is significant. Hatsan Service says this is evidence of a warped stock and promptly sent a new one for the .177. Unfortunately, it did not help. The first AT44 that I had was a QE Short in .22. I couldn't get it to group, though, and wound up sending it back. I now think that its lack of accuracy was due to a POI shift issue, as well, but I wasn't as familiar with that then as now. Hatsan makes accurate rifles, and small groups are great, but to be useful, you must be able to place them where you want them and not have that change with little provocation. To be fair, I also have a synthetic Marauder with the same POI shift issue, although not quite as bad, so it must be a general problem with synthetic stock flexing. I was wondering if you have seen any of this kind of thing in the syn stock Hatsans that you have tested? Also if you have any suggestion as to how to fix it?

[@AirGunWeb]

+Jere Moore - the short answer is, if you know the rifle has a shift in POI when the rest point is changed, don't change your rest point. Learn to hold or rest the gun in the exact same way each time you pull it to the shoulder. It's something that you have to do with break barrels all the time. Even some of my powder burners are particular in how you hold them. If you want something more ridged, consider moving to the wood stock and see if that solves the problem. Hope that helps. Cheers AGW

[@howdydoody30204b]

+Airgun Experts - AirgunWeb / AirgunWebTV That's good advice but not always practical in a hunting situation. It's why I left the world of the springer for the world of the PCP. The bottom line is that these Hatsan AT44s are apparently all very hold sensitive. I've had 3, and all are. I even sent one - a QE .22 - back to Airgun Depot because of it. Also, one of the long timers at the GTA forums has three AT44s and wound up having to remove the barrel bands on all, even the one(s) with wooden stock, thereby floating the barrels and air tubes, to cure the problem. So, with 6 for 6 as evidence, this is apparently not an uncommon issue and anyone considering a Hatsan AT44 (don't know about the others) needs to be aware of the issue and take it into consideration. Thanks for the reply.

[@NArbiza4]

JBS and Hatsan rocks.

[@pllagunos]

Very good video as always! Are you also going to review the .22 at44 QE because I remember you posted a part 1 of it in AirgunDepot also it would be nice to have a video of how to adjust the power for getting more shots. Best regards

[@AirGunWeb]

Thanks for the kind words.. I'll be getting to the adjustments and maintenance in part 2. I'll be getting to the final look at the standard QE in the near future too. Cheers, AGW

[@SmoothCriminalHN]

nice, been waiting for this one.

[@icehotcap]

Not like the bt65 lol.... good video bud..... now i have something to show the guys at work now tomorrow....

[@AirGunWeb]

Timothy Patterson Hey there Tim. It's shooting really well and I've only adjusted the trigger. Stay tuned for part 2. I'm going to show how to remove the shroud and the barrel for cleaning. Cheers AGW

[@Fabio4408]

nice video mate as usual greetings from Italy ciao Fabio

[@curtkautsch]

that's a bench shooter....looks heavy! I would go with the NON Long QE as a field hunter.

[@blackdiesel]

Can you also show how to adjust the power in part 2? I have 3 Hatsan PCPs and want to do some modifications to see if I can get more power and/or consistent shots. Thanks for your reviews.

[@AirGunWeb]

keep your eyes open for part 2.. I'll be getting go all that :) Cheers AGW

[@blackdiesel]

AirGunWeb Ok. My BT65 blew out the breach o-ring so i need to see how to remove the barrel and replace it.

[@Eric63698]

Great review Rick! Will you review the AT44-10 QE .22 anytime soon? Preferably with the 18.13's :)

[@superspra1]

nice review, you do a good job for sure.

[@noonster55]

Hi Rick, I saw a video of you showing an Air Arms TX200MKIII, any chance you could do another of you shooting it @ field targets? Great reviews, thanks for all your info.

[@AirGunWeb]

I'm going to have to get another one as I sold mine to a buddy out east. He made me an offer that I just couldn't say no to. I'm meeting with Air Arms next week at SHOT and want to work out a deal on one. Once I get that, I'll be happy to do a field target video with it. Cheers AGW

[@jordanrichards1835]

hi i have the 22 version with the thumb hole and what to get the same stock as this, i cannot find any online could you help ?

[@AirGunWeb]

+Jordan Richards - just go to www.hatsanusa.com and use their customer service form to request a price for a new stock. Cheers AGW

[@mikevwj]

Hey Rich. Do you have to get the air rifle papered as a firearm in California if the caliber is bigger than .22? I tried to find information on this but couldn't find anything about it. I just wanted to know because some people say you have to get it registered if the caliber is larger than .22 and some people say you don't. Thanks:)

[@AirGunWeb]

Michael Vue - I don't know. Call your local police department and just ask them, or call the attorney general's office for the information. Best to get it direct from the horse's mouth vs 3rd party guesses. Cheers AGW

[@SgtMike7051]

My next air rifle!

[@taheerkhan7715]

Good day Rick Please share the barrel twist rate of the Hatsan AT44 long .25 cal its not available on the web anywhere. Thanks

[@noonster55]

Hey Rick, maybe you can help. I talked to you 4 months ago, trying to decide which gun to get. The AT44QE long or BT65QE. I got the AT44. It is my first PCP. Anyway I've called Hatsan, & E-mailed them several times, no return call or e-mail from them yet. When you remove the air cylinder to refill it & rotate the dust cover there are 2 holes the probe can be inserted into. Does it matter which one I use. I think I damaged the 'o'rings on the probe. That's probably the only thing I don't like about the gun, that probe thingy... I like the way the Marauder is filled. If there is only one correct hole to use, why is it not marked? Thanks

[@edgarlombera7066]

So you can adjust the hammer on this one? What about the bt65? Honestly which of the two is more accurate??

[@AirGunWeb]

CA Airgunner - yes you can adjust the hammer tension in the AT44. It's not quite as easy or convenient, but yes you can. Cheers AGW

[@SuperChrismccall]

Putting sound aside, which do you feel performs better at long distances. And also which do you prefer overall. This or .25 marauder. And do you think it's worth it to spend a couple extra hundred on the .30 cal carnivore ?

[@AirGunWeb]

Chris mccall The .30 cal Carnivore is worth the extra. As for this and the Marauder, the AT44 Long is a much better shooting gun in my opinion.cheersAGW

[@ArPhiLTV]

Hi Rick, pls help me out which is more quitter airgun. Benjamin Marauder pcp .25 or this Hatsan Long quiet .25

[@AirGunWeb]

The Marauder is probably a bit quieter.. I just shot the 50 yard groups with the cleaned up AT44 QE Long.. I think you'll be happy with the results. Cheers, AGW

[@jack-ds5sp]

At-44 QE long .25 or Benjmain Mar .25?

[@taheerkhan7715]

Good question iv used both and prefer the hatsan for lots of reasons Power Accuracy No jams Only downfall of the hatsan is the weight but if youre a man u should be fine.

[@GRJOHN360]

Hi Rick. Another very helpful video. Great job. I have a question. As you know scuba tanks are too expensive for most of us. A good solution is a hand pump. The question is i have a at44 filled up with pump and you have yours with a scuba tank. If we shoot at 25, 50 and 100 yards with the same setting, is there any difference to your performance and mine?(lets say we have the same skill, hold over, position). Does the air source really matter? Any cons/pros? Thanks for your time...

[@AirGunWeb]

What you fill with should not matter.. However, hand pumps are notorious for being dirty and collecting moisture. Both are very BAD for your PCP airgun. Prolonged use will cause a breakdown in the mechanics of the airgun. Scuba tanks, when filled at a proper shop, have dry breathable air that's been filtered by some pretty expensive equipment. With all that said, the Hatsan cylinders are super easy to maintain. If you do go with a hand pump, just keep your cylinder cleaned out and you'll be fine. Cheers AGW

[@VanNosdolTy]

have you thought about a scba tank they are alot less expensive you can get one on Ebay used for about $50.00

[@perfectannihilation1295]

AirGunWeb Hello Rick. I am sorry. What air cylinder specifically are you referring to? How do you keep it clean? Thank you very much.

[@AirGunWeb]

Perfect Annihilation The air cylinder on the Hatsan PCPs is removeable and very easy to care for. Just a few O-rings to replace and you're good to go. Cheers AGW

[@perfectannihilation1295]

AirGunWeb Thank you. €:o)

[@JesusDiedForMeToo]

Hi Ric, Thanks for the video's. I've purchased a few (the disco .22 and the trail NP .22) based on your reviews. The disco is a 1' gun at 50yrds (mac 1 tuned). I hunt with it, and now I'd like something that will hit out to 100. Based on your reviews, I'm leaning to the BT65 in 30. The one thing that stopes me is the availability of .30 pellets. I'm in California. In 2 years, we go lead free hunting. I see lots of .25 pellets, but not so many .30. Do you have any thoughts on this? I'm thinking BT65 in .25, and hope for the best.

[@AirGunWeb]

It depends on how accurate you need to be at 100.. the BT65 .25 is a great option, so may also be the AT44 QE Long. Lead free is going to be a major limiting factor if you need that long range accuracy. On another note, a lot can change in 2 years. I know that pellet makers are working to bring more .30 cal options to the market. Cheers AGW

[@garyswann1745]

Hey Rick, im getting the at44s10 long .25 delivered this week, does the air stripper have any effect at 100 yards? Should I order it? I watched part 2 and am going to be cleaning the barrel like you said before I even shoot it or mount the scope. I cant tell you how valuable your reviews have been to me. Thanks Gary from PA

[@AirGunWeb]

Hey there Gary, I've not done much work with the air stripper. Some folks swear by it, others say it does not help. You can adjust the position of the stripper which probably takes a lot of trial and error to dial in. If you put in the work, it probably will help. Cheers! AGW

[@noonster55]

Hi Rick, do you know if there is much difference between the Hatsan AT44QE long .25 & the Hatsan BT-65 QE .25 cal? Can't find any reviews on the BT-65 QE. Which one would you prefer? Thanks for all your great reviews...

[@noonster55]

+Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb is it difficult because the bolt is so small compared to regular bolt action rifles. I kinda need more pwr, but don't need the .30 cal.

[@AirGunWeb]

noonster55 - it's not the size of the bolt. It's the mechanics of the system. You are pulling back against a heavy hammer spring without any leverage assistance that you'd normally get with a sidelever. Cheers, AGW

[@noonster55]

+Airgun Expert & Critic - Rick Eutsler / AirgunWeb thanks 4 your help Rick.

[@cvmmd]

Great review as usual. I was thinking of entering the pcp world and I wanted to know the main difference between the hatsan bt65 and the at44, if they are good entry level pcp rifles and how does the marauder compare to them. Cheers.

[@AirGunWeb]

The BT65 produces more power and is heavier. It's what you may consider a "step up" in build quality and performance. I prefer both of them to the Marauder. Cheers AGW

[@cvmmd]

AirGunWeb thanks for the quick response Rick. As they produce almost no recoil pcp's benefit from a bipod?

[@AirGunWeb]

cvmmd Most certainly. That's a great use of front rail. Cheers AGW

[@cvmmd]

AirGunWeb by the way, is your air venturi cylinder equipped with a quick fill nozzle? Or would I have to apply some degree of tinkering for it to fit? The reviews at pyramidair.com about it are less than appealing

[@AirGunWeb]

cvmmd All my airventuri fill tanks cam with the quick disconnect on the hoses. I've not had any issues with the large tank or my small pony bottle tank. Cheers AGW

[@jinxzxa]

Do you think this pellet gun is worth it in 2022?

[@Yasin_Abdul]

Hello Rick. Hatsan 135 .25 vs Gamo Hunter Extreme .25 which air rifle will you pick and why?

[@AirGunWeb]

I have both guns.. they both shoot hard and hit hard. they are very different however and therefore more about personal preference than power and accuracy. I would pick the 135 simply because of the Quattro Trigger over the Gamo trigger. Cheers AGW

[@DougFLA123]

Hi Rick, I'm having a difficult time deciding between the Hatsan AT44-10 Long QE .22 cal and the Airforce Condor SS .22 cal. Which do you prefer for reliability, power, accuracy, ease of operation, enjoyment, etc. If could only own one of these two guns which would you choose?

[@AirGunWeb]

Hey there, My personal preference would be the AT44. The Condor is a nice gun, but requires too much additional hardware to really be comfortable for me to shoot. It has great flexibility if you want to spend a few hundred more in additional parts and mods. For me, I like things to just work out of the box and the Hatsans have been one of the best airguns for that. Cheers! AGW

[@DougFLA123]

Hi Rick, Which is the best pellet weight for .22 caliber PCP air rifles as powerful as the Airforce Condor SS and/or the Hatsan AT44-10 Long QE...18.1 gr. or 21.1 gr. ?

[@AirGunWeb]

DougFLA123 depends on the rifle.. There is no generic answer that covers all guns. Each gun will have what it prefers and that will vary from gun to gun. Cheers AGW

[@DougFLA123]

Ok, I thought that at those speeds, a heavier pellet would be best, as far as eliminating flyers and for greatest accuracy. Thank you, Doug

[@Bigbopperairguns]

Hi, Rick Will you do a crony test with pba ammo on the hatsan 135 in the he 177. CL. . I know you don't approve of it but I'm curious and I can't afford to destroy mine . and how long will one tipacaly last. If you Dont use pba ammo.

[@AirGunWeb]

thomas arnett - I won't shoot alloy ammo in a 125, 135, or 150 class hatsan gun. You'll blow the seal. Lightweight Alloy ammo should be avoided in spring guns. The exception to the rule would be the H&N Baracuda Green pellets. They are alloy, but they are not super light like the PBA ammo or the other super light variants on the market. Cheers, AGW

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

Rich, what do you think about using one for feral hogs in texas? How big can I go with an at44 .25 ?

[@AirGunWeb]

Joshua C - consider the 1 pound of animal for 1 pound of muzzle energy. It's not a great measure or scale, but it get's people at least thinking about what's practical and ethical. If the AT44 .25 tops out at 45 fpe, then a 40 to 50 pound animal would be about the max. If you have 200 pound hogs, then you need a much more powerful airgun. Cheers AGW

[@VanNosdolTy]

have you compared the regular AT 44 with a suppressor to the AT 44 QE and or are they comparable

[@AirGunWeb]

The standard AT44 .22 and the AT44 QE .22 both shoot very well. They are virtually equal in performance with the exception that the QE is much quieter. Cheers AGW

[@tamarabrumant222]

hi rick.the hatsan at44 PA long .22cal, how many shots per fill can it gives thank you.

[@garyswann1745]

Just to clarify my last question does the air stripper add any accuracy at 100 yds? Thanks Gary

[@AirGunWeb]

See Below :) Cheers AGW

[@bobbythompson3544]

Does the Hatsan become n American product with huge tariffs, or do I get the Turkey to Ireland price?

[@mestrefalcaoartistaplastic3001]

I WANT TO BUY A RIFLE PCP IS THAT I DON'T HAVE TO REPEAT RICAR LOADING HER EVERY MOMENT. WHAT IS THE VALUE? WHO SELLS HOW DO I CONTACT THE ENPRESA TO NEGOTIATE?

[@rosscanner1977]

what is the effective shot capacity of these gun? Also in .22. if you can share. thank you.

[@chuckpowell9841]

hey rick how many usefull shots for hunting can you get per fill with the at44 in 22 or 25 cal thanks

[@AirGunWeb]

chuck powell - depends on how you set it up.. count on 2 to 3 mags. You can stretch that to 3 to 4 if you setup the hammer spring correctly. If you want more shots and are willing to give up a little power, then you can go for a regulator which really helps. Cheers AGW

[@Swede1523]

im pretty new to shooting airguns. I own 2, the first one i bought at a gun store for about 100 dollars and the second one bought from a friend for just about 20. I had the first one for maybe 5 years and i dont know if this gun is for me, i dont really know anything about airguns but i would like to buy it, im thinking this is maybe the same thing for real guns, the nice and expensive one you dont want to buy when a noob, you want like a pistol, something simple you know, but if this gun is just read the instructions and youre ready to go, then i would like to buy it. Any suggestions?

[@SuperHanwha]

you think beeman extra heavy pellets would fit in that mag?

[@AirGunWeb]

they will not fit correctly in the mag.. now the H&N Baracuda Hunter Extremes would, but they don't shoot as well as the JSBs. Cheers AGW

[@redneckbennett1973]

So what was the shot count? I like that longer barrel too.

[@AirGunWeb]

Hey there Ryan. I'll get into the specifics in Part 2. Out of the box it's doing very well. Across 18 shots you'll see only a 24.8 FPS spread and a very respectable power curve starting at 2900 psi. Taking it to 27 shots things open up after shots 21 and on. I'm not sure that adjusting the power is going to help, but I'm going to give it a dry and let you all know how it goes. Cheers AGW

[@CoastalGardening]

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[@howdydoody30204b]

Earlier today, I posted a question about POI shift issues in the AT44 series with synthetic stocks. Now, I don't see the post. What happened?

[@AirGunWeb]

+Jere Moore - I'm running way behind on my comments.. your post is below. Cheers AGW

[@sargentt6003]

What was the DB level out of the box?

[@fishyman503]

Would u recomand this or the marauder

[@everaldosilvapinto2021]

O magazine da minha Ratsan AT 44-10 não está rodando o q pode ser ?

[@hitoshidoth3503]

Help. Today i shot my AT44 QE Long .22. The needle on the gauge had just entered the yellow. So I thought that it would still be ok to pop off a couple more shots. I took one more shot and right after the pellet left the barrel, I heard a loud PPPPPFFFFFF sound. like you hear when disconnecting after filling. I can't fill the cylinder anymore. there seems to be a leak. And the bottom part of the cylinder seems to be stuck in the rifle. So I can't remove it entirely. What went wrong. And what can I do? Please Help.

[@elprincipiante8302]

Email hola ayer le hice a mi Una limpiesa HATSAN y quise ver Cuantas vueltas Tiene párrafo Aumenta y disminuir la Potencia (Tiene 15) Pero Me Olvide de Cuantas vueltas tenia ... sabes Cuantas vieltas Trae de fabrica o Nuevas.? Porque la Deje en medio y me da 10 diaparos de 200 bar y una 15bar los antes Daba 25 tiros de 200 / 150bar

[@asimkadir25]

Hey Rick, It's me again, as you advised me I bought it with hand pump and 5 tins of 0.25 JSP exact king from PA, filling the cylinder with the hand pump is hard workout, I'm looking for cleaning kit but all found is for 0.177, 0.22 and other calibers nothing for 0.25, any suggestions? What about H&N Baracuda Hunter/Extreme pellets, do they go well with this rifle? Thank you

[@AirGunWeb]

Asim Kadir - Cleaning the .25 can be a challenge. I remove the barrel and clean it with a standard firearm kit. As for pellets, the baracuda hunter extremes can work ok, but not as good as the JSB Exact Kings. cheers, AGW

[@صلاحالعراقي-ظ1خ]

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[@asimkadir25]

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[@noonster55]

I've been going back and forth between this one and the Benjamin Marauder both in 25 cal. I can't make up my mind. What do you think? Help!!!

[@AirGunWeb]

For me that's an easy one. While I like the Marauder for what they brought to the table a few years ago. You have to give credit where credit is do for Crosman bring an affordable, accurate pcp to the market. But, the Hatsan Quiet Energy line of PCPs just has so much more to offer. I know of AT44 Long QEs that are shooting toe to toe with guns costing 3 and 4 times the money. Now the new BIG BOREs are out.. so you can get a QE in .30 and .35 cal on the BT65 Platform. Cheers, AGW

[@noonster55]

AirGunWeb Thanks Rick, I trust your opinion on air guns. Love your honest reviews. I'm going with the Hatsun.. Happy New Year

[@russellbolte7883]

Is there any difference between the AT44 you review here and the AT44S10?

[@AirGunWeb]

Not really. It's just a naming thing. Cheers AGW

[@robinhall7481]

can you do a video on mounting a scope to a hatsan gladius?

[@AirGunWeb]

+John Hall - I will see what I can do. Cheers AGW

[@woodentree9566]

Great video

[@MrWeaponlord]

I wish someone would send you a regulated JKhan Iluda n280 in .25 for you to test and review.

[@AirGunWeb]

Me too. If the manufacturer wanted me to review it, they just need to send it. I'm open to doing so. Cheers AGW

[@m1shadow]

Good video!

[@bobbywhitter9523]

would you go for this or the Benjamin Armada .25?

[@AirGunWeb]

+Bobby Whitter - Hatsan AT44 QE all day long. Cheers AGW

[@kewalks17]

hi Rick where is the best place to order one of these?

[@AirGunWeb]

Try www.airgunproshop.com first. Their refurbs are the way to go. Cheers AGW

[@ismaelochoa9597]

do you know if they make a de pinger for this gun

[@AirGunWeb]

nope.. you'll have to make your own. Cheers AGW

[@DougFLA123]

Do you have to remove the tank to fill it?

[@AirGunWeb]

Nope. Cheers AGW

[@Nonamestranger126]

This or air Venturi avenger . The at44 refurbished is $350 USD and the Venturi avenger is $300 new

[@mare11250]

how many shoots from 200 to 100 bar in 22. cal ?

[@AirGunWeb]

Depends on pellet and how the power is set.. generally expect 3 to 4 mags. cheers AGW

[@ryanichardjo4390]

what's the difference between QE and PCP? can someone tell me before i buy one?

[@AirGunWeb]

PCP is the type of rifle, QE (Quiet Energy) is the term used to describe the suppressed PCP airguns from Hatsan. Cheers AGW

[@johndonohoe2855]

Is the uk gun the same specs

[@AirGunWeb]

FAC version should be. Obviously the 12 FPE would be less powerful. cheers AGW

[@johndonohoe2855]

Thanks good programme

[@Harolddespui]

Order it in Holland, no stupid restrictions here.

[@whipplewatson8920]

Would you recommend this or the marauder for for long range hunting/plinking

[@AirGunWeb]

As much as I love and respect the Marauder, I don't think it will keep up with the AT44 QE Long. I've got Part two on the computer now and should have it out soon. This is a really great airgun. Cheers AGW

[@mestrefalcaoartistaplastic3001]

YOU HAVE REPRESENTATIVES IN BRAZIL? FOR WHICH I PAY A CHEAPER SHIPPING.

[@drdoofenshootz7]

Automatic safety is an automatic no for me. Kind of defeats the purpose of a repeater.

[@DougFLA123]

DougFLA123 2 minutes ago · Shared publicly Do you have or know of a video for the Hatsan AT44-10 Long QE, that shows in detail, how to fill it with air?

[@AirGunWeb]

Doug, Look up my video on how to fill a PCP under the Take AIM Series. Also, look up my articles on AirgunDepot.com's university section on filling PCPs. The process is the same for all Hatsan Airguns. Cheers AGW

[@DougFLA123]

Hi Rick, I have a Marauder that I fill with my Hill pump and a quick disconnect adapter. The Hatsan AT44-10 Long that I just received isn't very obvious to me. Do I remove the quick disconnect from the Hill pump and screw the filler nozzle to the pump, and then just push the filler nozzle end into the filler hole by the pressure gauge? Won't air escape when I pump it? Doug

[@AirGunWeb]

DougFLA123 Get the mail foster fitting for the Hatsan probe.. that will let you use the QD on your hill pump. @air-venturi-male-quick-disconnect-3550.html Air will not escape due to the O-rings on the fill probe. Take a look at my articles on Airgun Depot's Airgun University section on how to fill your springer. I've talked about all this and provided links to the various accessories you'll need.Cheers,AGW

[@ashrafmid1970]

Nice but it looks ugly

[@TheloniousDrunk69]

Seems like a great rifle, but the automatic safety is a big turn off.