Best Budget Break Barrel Air Rifle, Hatsan 60s

[@clintonbuckle8085]

I've got a 60s. Had it for 11 years and never let me down. A surprisingly sophisticated rifle for the price. The quattro trigger is very good. The only minor negative is, it's very heavy. Amazing rifle for the money

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

That's a sound recommendation if ever I heard one. I have a couple of rifles that cost twice as much and are half as good 😩

[@887Rabbit]

Thanks for a well delivered and honest review. Seriously helped to make my choice between this and the Webley VMX classic. Cheers

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Thanks for watching. The VMX is a Hatsan. The 60s has a much better trigger. Enjoy your new rifle. 👍

[@craigsmith9843]

im thinking of getting one.a fabulous review and some impressive shooting.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi Craig, I can recommend it highly. Great rifle, easily worth the money. 👍

[@craigsmith9843]

Its used not bad condition for 90 quid is it worth it? I tend always to buy new but it seems good value.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

@craig smith They are about £150 new. If it's in good nick and shoots well, 90 quid is a fair price.

[@unmissable]

It was my first break barrel. I had to learn how to shoot with it. I hated it at first. But now I love it.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

What a way to start. I think they are a great rifle and for the price, there's nothing better. It's a bit agricultural, but the quattro trigger compensates for that. Thanks for watching 👍

[@springpistonriflefeverlone9611]

I have seen some good reviews on this rifle and it looks very good. I could not find it at Hatsan USA though. I'm toying with the idea of purchasing a Hatsan 95 spring piston 22 caliber? I have seen mixed reviews on this rifle, but I have also seen some very good reviews on it.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I've found the hatsan rifle to be really good. In the US they are super powerful too. The 60s is quite an old model now but still in production. I have a mod 75 too in .25 and its a really cheap rifle but shoots straight and has that super trigger too.

[@Willblacksmith]

Hey, thanks for the video...looking at possibly getting one of these - can you tell us what brand/model the suppressor is please? TIA

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi, that's a really old mod, I've had it for years. I would recommend a Huggett for this particular rifle.

[@LowkeyAirgunner]

The anti beartrap delete is very usefull when you are hunting but do not want to keep your rifle cocked for too long! 8:54 this is how I see things too! I like my budget airguns but I know there is better stuff out there I never had the chance to try a hatsan yet ! Looks like a good shooter They are pretty rare out here... the only hatsan rifle ive seen on the shelf was a big and weird looking synthetic stock multishot break barrel haha You need to show us your collection !

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I am working my way through the rifles. The trouble is my collection is changing all the time 🤣. A lot of people take the anti bear trap away, especially for field shooting. Hatsan make some incredible rifles, mostly for the US Market. I know they even have a full auto!

[@LowkeyAirgunner]

@@RealAirgunAdventures I heard so many horror stories about the blitz full auto that I was starting to doubt hatsan's reliability...but it seems like they have some decent options!

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

@@LowkeyAirgunner They do, the simple rifles are very good. It seem the cheaper the better.

[@KevinPeacock-g5n]

Thinking of putting a push fit silencer on my old Hatsan 60s. Looking at your lovely carbine version I take it you cut the barrel down to achieve your stated 1.100m length from stock to end of silencer? Great video by the way. Cheers in advance.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi, yes, it has been cropped. I didn't do it myself. It hasn't effected the power or accuracy. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@ronniequalls7217]

You bought that rifle with the quadro trigger, I want the Striker 1000x , can you put a quadro trigger on it to ?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

That I don't know, I'll try to get a look at one and let you know.

[@mikethebikemt07tracer]

Hi there. I watched your video as I am having trouble with my 60s which is about 5 to 6 years old. It all of a sudden started to not fire the pellet out of the barrel but the it did the next time fired. This happened over a couple of uses and has now got unusable. It takes very little effort to cock it and fires with a dull thud which sounds like a blockage not allowing the air to get out. The pellet remains exactly where I placed it at the start of the barrel. I am used to striping and repairing springers but have never done a gas ram. Not sure that I can even get a replacement ram after a few calls to gun repair agents. My question is can it be changed back to a springer and if so what would I need to buy besides the spring to complete the repair. Love this rifle so would like to repair if possible. Sorry it was long winded but you needed the detail I think. Regards Mike.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi Mike, Well, there were two versions of this rifle. The 60s and the 60Gs. You have a GS. Based on that, you could potentially swap the parts to convert your one to a 60s. I would have to look at the diagrams for both to be sure. It'll be worthwhile talking to the guys at proteksupplies.co.uk as they have stock of all kinds of springs and pistons, ect. They do mail order too. To be honest, I would take a spring over a ram any day. Let me know how you get on. If you need more help, I'll try my best for you. 👍

[@mikethebikemt07tracer]

@@RealAirgunAdventures Thanks for the info. I will contact them tomorrow.

[@kubasomski4390]

Is any difference between this model and optima by hatsan 60s?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I'm not familiar with the Optima. Hatsan use different names in different markets.

[@adcaptandumvulgus4252]

Are they called suppressors or silencers I hear both?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

There's always an argument about that. I don't think it matters. For reference, I did read that the original patent called them silencers. Thanks dor watching.

[@Mechanikool8]

I can potentially but this for £99 at my local gun store. This will be my first ever air rifle. Would you recommend this or should I push the budget a bit further and get the Remington Express or a entry level BSA?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi, I think the mod 60 is a great all round riffle. The Remmy is good but the need time to settle down. An entry level BSA will most likely be no better but cost you more. Personally I would go for the Hatsan. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@nathynopants]

Is that new buddy, where is this rfd

[@MrO5amba]

Having some issues getting my barrel to close back up. It has almost like a kick back to it and won’t close. Can’t figure the issue. Any advice or similar experience?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi, I've never had that problem myself. The cocking linkage is a strange shape on these. It dog legs around the pivot. I would be inclined to have a close look at this. Might be something interfering there. Let me know how you get on. Thank for watching.

[@douglasbrowne8041]

What did youl think about hatsan 900x breaker as ive enjoyed this review.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Hi, l have looked at the 900x. Almost bought one. It looks like great value but it has a different trigger. Also I'm not a big fan of those glued on silencers. That aside I think it's a good, budget friendly rifle. I might review one, you never know. 👍

[@douglasbrowne8041]

@@RealAirgunAdventures hi theere I required one just haven’t had a chance to take on a range. Build quality i was im pressed being a cheapy. I had shoot it to find it was a little noisy to find that the silencer take the cap off front and it was bolted on not glued. Which please me but the baffles was meat packing throw that away it was so much quicker. But ot liked shooting forward till i took a look in side to find spring ratling inside I shimmed it up to 1/8 tension and shoot sweet. So im now looking forward to trying it out after adjusting the trigger. The reason i was asking if that was the norm with this air rifle. As I really liked the review for the hatsan 60 s

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

@@douglasbrowne8041 I've had 2 Hatsan 60s and both have been good out of the box. The first one was an early model and the trigger wasn't great, but functional. The one I have now is as good but with a really nice trigger. So in my experience thry have been good, well built and accurate. I always recommend them as I feel confident in doing so. I also get good feed back from the gun shops I visit.

[@douglasbrowne8041]

@@RealAirgunAdventures thank you for that. So sorting them few things my 900x breaker should be great gun for it money. As it dose reminded me of my old webley longbow I reluctantly let go years ago. And that was spot on too. Ok trigger was different but ajustable trigger for the price of 900x im definitely not going to complain. Thank you for your reviews very informative.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

@@douglasbrowne8041 happy to help. Happy shooting 👍

[@tonycamplin8607]

How does this gun fit in the Hatsan range, is it above or below the 900X? I ve had my •22 900 one for ages and I'm delighted with it. Incidentally in the instructors that came with mine it said that that "silencer" wasn't one, it was an aid to breaking the barrel.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I'm not sure where it sits in the Hatsan range. I think overall its a decent rifle for the money. A lot of budget rifle have cocking aids that look like a silencer. Often moulded on to the barrel. I prefer a plain barrel and the option to add a silencer (if required). Thanks for watching 👍

[@tonycamplin8607]

@@RealAirgunAdventures Thanks for replying.

[@kubasomski4390]

Is this rifle good for hunting or pest control?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Yes it is. I can recommend these. Great hunting rifle.

[@kubasomski4390]

@@RealAirgunAdventures Thank you for answer

[@northranger6753]

Is the 55s just as good? I prefer .177 for target work. Nice review mate👍

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Yes, it just as good. I like .177 for targets and rats. These have good triggers and good barrels.

[@adcaptandumvulgus4252]

Update for 2024?

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I think I might do that 👍

[@davidrobinson4553]

A very nice rifle for the price 👍

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I have to agree 👍. Reminds me a lot of a Webley.

[@MrRockstar1968]

Great accuracy, as good as some pcp rifles.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

I've got rifles that cost 3 times as much and this is better than some. Thanks for watching.

[@MrRockstar1968]

@@RealAirgunAdventures Have been reading the statistics on the Hatsan website and it states the 60s has a Shock Absorber System for smoother recoil.

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

@MrRockstar1968 It does say that, it's etched on the action too. I'm not convinced.

[@MrSmoothasf]

How did you get the open sight off the end of the barrel? It looks bonded on

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Mine just tapped off. It is an older model, but I doubt it's changed much.

[@karlleader8202]

Sound is very low

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Thanks for the feed back. I'll check that out.

[@jonwoodhousea.k.a.pistolcr3943]

Looks like good value for money 😏👍

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

A good value, good to shoot affordable air rifle. That really where Hatsan excell.

[@wichywoo]

it looks very much like a diana mod 36 .

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

It does. I think a lot of these budget air rifles do.

[@philpinkney9238]

Looks like a beech stock on video, great value for money ats

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

The camera doesn't do it justice. It's a good all rounder.