Hatsan 125 Sniper Vortex .22 Cal Review & Velocity Test Vs Spring Version

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[@ecoovert]

I've had my Hatsan 125 for years. It's chambered in .22 cal. and I got mine with a gas piston installed before they came out with the Vortex piston. It's incredibly accurate, and powerful.

[@ogbobbye]

hope everyone who has enjoys the videos you have done over the years shows you support to you with a few views good luck to you Kenny.

[@pappywith4]

Very informative Sir! I have had my vortex now for several years and love it! I have hit acorns at 60yds ! While resting on shooting sticks and sitting this gun shines for accuracy,quietness and looks !

[@Syntax152]

R.I.P Kenny

[@DavidToulla]

Thank you for doing this review. I live in Florida so cold weather isn't a problem. I couldn't decide if buying the gas version over the springer was worth the extra money. What convinced me was finding out about the extra FPEs you pick up with the springer and more importantly, when you shot the two, I couldn't tell the difference in sound between them. I was expecting a nasty twang with the springer but could tell no difference in sound between the two. Check out PIgman's video on KZbin where he takes a hog out with a brain shot using a .177 caliber pellet with Gamo's "magnum" class air rifle which has the same fps as the Hatsan 125, Well done!

[@mikeizzano9304]

David Joy

[@pappywith4]

Thanks Kenny for doing a side by side on this rifle ! $40 will buy a lot of pellets! Lol. I like that it is quieter but it's slower so it should be !

[@iyeetsecurity922]

Can't wait til mine arrives this week. I love my 177 Gamo Silent Cat, but I heard really good things about this one. Got it in 22 because 25+ it becomes more expensive etc when it comes to ammo. Got a good UTG scope coming to go with it too.

[@UnstoppableJae]

I like how often you post new videos.

[@mattsmith6655]

Great job on your video, you covered everything. 👍💯

[@jameshyde8453]

If a video is inappropriate not only how / why it is inappropriate but where in the video the inappropriate content exists should be included in the complaint BEFORE removing the video. This video was purely informative.

[@myairgunreviews]

It hasn't been removed, just no Ads.

[@hunter100t]

Watched and glad I did, good vid Kenny.

[@stone5353]

Good comparison. Good to know springer slightly better at 30 deg. Would have guessed other way around but you are right that opportunities to shot in really cold (i.e. neg) temps not all that likely.

[@mqa1963]

i have this rifle with the nitro piston upgrade . the best pellet i have found for mine is the jsb 15.89 gr. it cocks and shoots very smooth, hits very hard. great rifles in spring or gas ram .. very accurate at longer ranges. i also have the orignal spring that came out of it when P.A.. done the upgrade. so i have a back up.. not much of a benjaman fan because of very bad exsperances with the titan and the trail. Thanks for your very good vids . you do a great job. p.s would love to see you do a review on the hatsan mod. 95.

[@CoastalGardening]

i love the .25 cal version , ive done target shooting with it out to 140 yds, no trouble to hit a 12" bucket lid at that distance once you know the holdover .

[@CoastalGardening]

***** 30 yrds will cove with a nickel,at 20yrds it shots a single ragged hole , at 10 yrds it stacks the pellets in a pile. i haven't shot squirrels or any other living critter for over 20yrs. what is stupid is looking down upon how someone else enjoys a hobby.

[@CoastalGardening]

isofaster *i have shot a lot of deer with archery gear in that time frame however, just to be honest and clear...*

[@tusobreviviente]

***** by the way buddy longe range shooting is a hobby, not necessarily a hunting thing u know, I do have killed 3 squirrels at 100 yards, 3 out of 3 with two of them been head shots, yes I was a pro sniper in cuba and I was gonna join the special forces as a sniper but then I was forced to come to the US anyway I have a HATSAN 125TH .25 cal

[@usmcjd24]

Raul Pinero Forced to come to the US? I stood post on the fence line at Gunatanamo and the last i saw, you guy would swim across from cuban waters onto our shoreline, we'd pick you up, and hold you till you decided to go back. So how is it you were forced to come to the US? P.S. I know old post, just want to see if i hear back from him.

[@tusobreviviente]

usmcjd24 I was underage and we came on a plane. By the way nobody is been held here in the US most of us stay permanent residents by choise. Lots of Cubans come to the US with that false illusion of the american dream but it don't take long to find out how much of a bull shit that is

[@monkpato]

Thanks Kenny!

[@Bionicycle]

Watched the video and liked it. I can't see why anyone would have a problem with this video, but maybe the word "Sniper" scared them, or the rifles are black or something. Who knows.

[@FuzyNinja]

One thing to remember with the question is it worth 40$ more is that with the gas you can leave it locked and loaded for a much longer time than you can with a spring. And from what i have heard is that spring guns lose power over time thought i have no clue if that's true. And last thing is that the gas should have less recoil than the spring version i would think. PS love your work here and you have help me diced witch air rifle i will be buying with the good old tax return =)

[@Yazabdul]

In your opinion, what is the most powerful .25 air rifle you have ever shot or you believe is the most powerful air rifle under $300

[@myairgunreviews]

For Breakbarrel air rifles it's the Hatsan 125's (Spring Powered) or the Hatsan 135, hands down.

[@myairgunreviews]

Not sure where you could look.

[@danwilliams4189]

Thank you !

[@whiff1962]

i think I have watched every one of your reviews, Kenny, but I must correct you on this: energy DOES NOT create energy. Energy is neither created or destroyed. It's a law of thermodynamics. LOL

[@dad7275]

Watched, and liked! :)

[@davidschmidt6013]

Well, I see the table for the vortex figures but not for the springer numbers....I guess, of course, that they are on the previous review of the springer, but it would have been nice to have seen them copied onto this review just for comparison.

[@mqa1963]

thanks for the great vid . i always enjoy them.

[@brownmc1956]

Thanks, another very informative and interesting video.

[@Yazabdul]

Benjamin Trail NP XL725 .25 OR Hatsan Model 135 .25 Caliber Air Rifle.... Which one will you pick and why?

[@espressojoe]

Yasin Abdul Hatsan 125 for accuracy, and real power...

[@iceman5815]

Kenny love ur reviews as always man. I have a bit of a problem with my Hatsan 125 nitro piston and I was wondering if u can help. As of lately it's losing power and it's not accurate any more. Could it be the Piston or Piston seal? I can't even get good groups withing 8 yards. It shoots all over the place and pellets are just bouncing of ply woods that it use to shoot right through. It use to be really accurate at 100 yards but now I can't even get hole in hole at 8 yards. And it's a bit louder than before also.

[@myairgunreviews]

Sounds like it might have blown the breech seal. Put a piece of tissue over breech after you close the barrel. If that seal is blown it will blow the tissue off.

[@garystratton4125]

Hi Kenny: I have a Hatsan 125 sniper spring powered rifle. It has good power and I really like it.. Do you think it is a good idea to change it over to a Vortex Max (150) gas piston? What are your thoughts on this...I value your very accurate reviews and your opinion.. ..

[@myairgunreviews]

I'd leave it alone.

[@garystratton4125]

Thank you .

[@darrenvance3489]

I'm still waiting on my back ordered 125 Sniper Vortex from Pyramyd Air. Have been reading many reviews, And many people are complaining about the safety, Stating it wobbles a lot and many times won't disengage without playing with the safety button, Have you had any issues with yours ? And am wondering if it could be easily fixed. This seems to be a very common problem. Other than that & the scope everyone seems to love the rifle.

[@myairgunreviews]

Has not been a problem on mine.

[@younismengal5777]

i need to change my hatsan 125 sniper piston seal so can i use any oil or grease when changing the seal ?? some people says me dont use any type of grease or oil because they damage the piston seal and burn seal edeges put the seal dry inside the cylinder and cylinder is should be clean.... so please give me any sugesstion

[@myairgunreviews]

Clean the compression tube good and then use a super thin coating of silicone chamber lube.

[@cyruslever586]

Is the d8fference between spring and gas piston big enough to make a difference for shooting with iron sights, standing with no rest? How's the weight for that type of shooting?

[@MattStieber]

do you still have issues with the gas piston seals failing or was this fixed in newer releases?

[@myairgunreviews]

As far as I know there have been no new problems.

[@MattStieber]

but its still a ongoing issue with the seals failing?...would you buy the springer or the piston as of today?

[@myairgunreviews]

I still have the Springer.

[@bigearl8687]

how true is it about this gun,I've read reports on it abt the seals in it are no good & had to be sent back & replace by hatsan? can we have this problem fixed before purchasing

[@myairgunreviews]

+Gerald Williams You'd have to ask Hatsan. Rick at Airgun Web deals directly with so maybe ask him.

[@bigearl8687]

+myairgunreviews ok thanks

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

I don't understand how ordinary car valve springs can reciprocate so fast, say 2300 times a minute, for 200,000 miles; and sit for days or years in compression, and function within, or close to, specs at the end. Yet there's a lot of speculation on air rifle springs wearing out just sitting compressed for a few days. Has anyone made an investigation of the accuracy of the claims about the non-enduring springs? Any tests?

[@cetriemmmmm7177]

l have significant issues with this gun when its scoped. using only open sights makes me hit whatever on 40 yards. Really accurate gun. So l was thinking..maybe l overtuned my scope which is a springer rated quality one...because of possible barrel droop. Perhaps you would know..are hatsans barrel droopers? thanks

[@myairgunreviews]

+Cetriem Mmmm My 125 Sniper has a CenterPoint 4-16x40 AO/MD/IR scope and no such problem so far.

[@michaelwthalman]

I have had the same issue and from what I determined was that I was holding the gun differntly with the heavier scope on it. Fixed the problem by sighting in the scoped gun using a light but sturdy photo tri-pod. Still resting the forearm on my hand with a light grip, but not a strong grip on the pistol grip. I would place my thumb when shooting near the safety. And really focus on the exact trigger pull. By sighting in with the tripod, I can take that with me and know I will be holding the gun the exact same way when hunting. Yes its one more thing to carry in the field, but it worth it to actually go out and hit what your aiming at..

[@ricardog5124]

@@michaelwthalman Tengo un 125 y es exactamente la misma forma que descubri para disparar certeramente

[@sackychin6267]

I have no problem cocking springer

[@mathias8556]

which one i best, the spring or the gas

[@myairgunreviews]

The spring has more power and the vortex is easier to cock and maybe a little more accurate.

[@adriancox-thesantjordigolf3646]

A nice review. I want one.

[@xdmatt1320]

I see in the comments that you kept the spring over the vertex ?? is the spring more reliable ? and how do the 2 compare in hold senitivity? I am looking at getting the .177 have you tested that caliber in the hatsan 125

[@myairgunreviews]

Someone wanted to buy the Vortex Gun so I sold it. The Piston started leaking after around 2000 shots. The Vortex is a little less hold sensitive but the Spring model is more reliable. I try to stay away from Airguns that shoot most pellets Super Sonic.

[@xdmatt1320]

thanks for the super sonic are you refuring to the 1250 .177 ? I agree. I tend to shoot the heavy .177 pellets like the 10.5 and up. I even have one of the h and n sniper magnum that is 15 g. I am hopping the faster hatsan will shot the heavy pellets in the 800 to 900 range

[@myairgunreviews]

My 125 sniper .22 Cal shoots the 9.9 grain at a blistering Super Sonic Speed. (120db on the sound meter) I don't think the 10.5 grain pellet is heavy enough.

[@xdmatt1320]

thanks !! I keep going back to the .177 mainly because I have 10,000 pellets for it. But will have to consider the .22 with the punch it has.

[@nanobbox1950]

+Grizzly-Outdoors they also make a .25 with this gun which is easily enough to kill a coyote and its legal to

[@cetriemmmmm7177]

Hello Kenny! You had an opportunity to try and compare a springer and a vortex 125. So which one is better considering hold sensitivity and accuracy. Is wortex gun easier to handle or it doesnt make much of a difference. I have a .25 cal springer and thinking about a swap to gas ram because its so hold sensitive. So, help me decide please. Thank you sir.

[@myairgunreviews]

+Cetriem Mmmm The Vortex was less hold sensitive but is starting develop a pattern of being less durable.

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

+myairgunreviews When people talk about the durability of gas rams they always forget the durability of the piston rubber seals. All in all, time will show you will have to open a gas ram rifle as often as a springer counterpart but with the last one you will have a full new powerplant for only some few, very few dollars, which is the cost of a new spring. It is like having again a brand new rifle. People who say gas rams don't lose air (nitrogen) have no experience over the years because it is a new tecnology on airguns. In cars is a well known fact gas rams lose their performance over the years.

[@dennisludwig4578]

+myairgunreviews kenny, excellent work on all of you reviews...best on KZbin, hands down. Very seriou question here...could you PLEASE explain/describe the "Durability Issues" that your 125 Vortex is beginning to exhibit. This and this alone decides whether or not I buy one. In all other ways I'm totally sold on this rifle. But it'll have to be durable and dependable. If it isn't, then whats the point? Thank you very much for any response. Denny.

[@TransformMin]

Perico De Lospalotes w

[@zapz2101]

so by now, whats you're take on this rifle, is it more accurate that the springer? is it worth the easier shoting experience vs the more power of the springer?

[@myairgunreviews]

emiliano echeverria The guy that bought this one from me, re-sealed the Vortex piston, pumped it up to 140 Bar and is getting 35FPE.

[@zapz2101]

myairgunreviews this sounds interesting, would there be a vid on KZbin showing this thing you are mentioning? i would like t o see it

[@myairgunreviews]

emiliano echeverria Not Yet

[@zapz2101]

myairgunreviews who does that? do you know how much it cost to do that?

[@myairgunreviews]

emiliano echeverria No one yet that I know of.

[@rodrigogarcia2346]

Which one is more powerful spring or Vortex

[@JoeZelensky]

Super informative

[@T-800_Im_Not_A_Robot]

HI! BIG QUESTION HERE! For power (FPS and FPE) and quality between Trail np XL .22, Harsan 125 vortex .22 , Umarex Octane .22 and Stoeger ATAC .22. Thanks to reply.

[@TheKimjoh560]

Iron_Snake For all out power, go for a 135 or 135SP. The QE versions have a shorter barrel, which should in theory mean lower velocity with the same powerplant.

[@diesect33]

My black stock standard model 125 vortex .25 gets 34fpe with crow magnums and 32fpe with Air Arms 25.40gr pellets. I owned or used them all. I STILL own my 125 and a 150, and another 125 in .22 on the way and ..... 125 vortex 25cal. Standard is a bit more power, more barrel from what I've seen online maybe but no vortex are now not weaker than metal spring etc. I will be buying all in all calibers, 125,150,155,130,135 then pcps. Npxl in 25cal is weak at 24fpe.....my 177 caliber HATSAN Torpedo does 24fpe with 8.64gr pellets lol. And i have accuracy to spare. 125 i a live field gun, 150 is target,range stationary gun. My view. Old post i know lol but that's my views. You will love it if you don't yet but go get the 125 vortex.

[@diesect33]

Update. My 125 vortex sniper 22cal is getting 33fpe avg with 14.3gr. Shorter barrel is harder to cock but I'm GUESSING they NOW have a higher pressure type 2 piston than the other type 2 in my standard as its right there in power despite the barrel. Get newer models if you can though. Hatsan honors there returns if not up to par however you would need to check the spam folder....thats their only real issue I've had. If it's messed up just send it in they'll take care of it. The older ones had many flaws but current are great for the money imho. Superior to the octane in every way imho though the octane is a good gun.

[@justliketolook]

Is the vortex piston a drop in replacement of the spring. I know it has the have the QUATTRO trigger.

[@myairgunreviews]

I have not torn one down yet.

[@justliketolook]

myairgunreviews Midway USA , has the hatsan sniper springer with the Quattro trigger 22 cal or 177 on sale for 189.00 thats 100 dollars less than the air ram so I grabbed it . And I read on the GTA forum as long as it has the quattro trigger it would fit but I don't know if any modification was needed .So I figured if I wanted to I could always change it out . But I like my 1987 rws 45 springer . I shoot it all the time and it still shoots like it did in 87 so I don't know how you can ask for more than that . That's 27 years shooting with the same spring and still going strong. And who know how long the air ram is going to hold up .If you ask me its like anything else the more parts like o-rings inside the piston to keep it all sealed up to hold pressure the more likely you are spending more time fixing than shooting. And what do you gain from the air piston ,slightly less kick.I kind of like the feel of a spring. I think your right if your out walking around hunting in 10 deg weather your going to be shaking so bad from the cold your not going to be able to notice the little bit of deviation between the two guns. And that hundred dollars you saved can go a long way on a good parallax scope or 13 cans of 500 count pellets thats 6500 pellets , that will let you shoot 17 pellets a day every day for 1 year .

[@georgemillington2898]

hello I need some info my hatsan 125 has a broke piston can you tell me where I can buy one please I ask another person doing reviews and didn't get an answer

[@myairgunreviews]

Hatsan USA. www.hatsanusa.com/warranty-repair/customer-service-form/

[@foxbow90]

What is the difference between the 125 and the 135, I really can't find a difference...

[@myairgunreviews]

I do know that they use different pistons.

[@foxbow90]

+myairgunreviews aper entry the diameter of the air chamber on the 135 is a bit larger, but energy is the same as they use the same power source. I'm thinking of buying the 125th spring version in .22, what is the most accurate pellet you found?

[@foxbow90]

+foxbow90 I wanted to write "apparently", stupid auto correct hehe

[@myairgunreviews]

H&N Field Target 16.36 grain and H&N Baracuda Match 21.14 grain.

[@foxbow90]

+myairgunreviews any different pellet preferences between the vortex and the spring version?

[@Roffepuck]

So how much was the Vortex filled? 135 bar as shipped, or? That´s a pretty important fact, since the Vortex ram, is adjustable in power.

[@myairgunreviews]

I never looked inside. The rifle was sent by mistake. It eas supose to be a 125.

[@filoIII]

That things has to be difficult to shoot spitting them out that hard.

[@Spud799]

The springer has the same muzzle energy?

[@myairgunreviews]

Spring has more than Vortex.

[@Spud799]

myairgunreviews thanks. Did you know if in spain is imported a not full power version?

[@lukehebert6808]

Kenny, What is the advantage of a gas piston then? just easier to cock? do the gas rams last longer? Thoughts?

[@myairgunreviews]

They say that they last longer and can be left cocked all day.

[@tusobreviviente]

and it works perfect in all weather and the spring version wont shoot consistent on colder days

[@myairgunreviews]

Raul Pinero NOT!!!

[@lukehebert6808]

I purchased the hatsan striker edge in .22 cal. I've put about 300 rounds through it and I love it. Scope no good but I love the hooded sights. Now maybe it's time for the mod. 125. Kenny, have you reviewed the xs28m in .22? That looks pretty decent also.

[@myairgunreviews]

Luke Hebert XS-B28 in .177. Xisico XS-B28 Pellet Rifle Review / Ruger Air Magnum Clone (OVER 1400FPS)

[@DigiMannen]

How is the Vortex piston holding up compared to the spring version? How many shots can you expect from the Vortex and Spring versons before you need to replace the powersource?

[@myairgunreviews]

Peter Magnusson I sold the gun and after awhile the Piston leaked. He cleand it up and had it re-charged to 140 bar and it's now shooting better than ever. My Springer is still doing fine.

[@DigiMannen]

myairgunreviews I was thinking of getting the 125 in Spring version, I am going to use it for pest control, i live in rural area so i don't need any silencer. I was thinking going with the standard 125 or 135 in cal .22 I was thinking of going with the H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme 19,09, i think its going more silent since the speed on that is around 800 FPS. It should work good on rats and birds out to 25 meters. I am thinking on getting a NC star 1X30 Red Dot.. www.airgundepot.com/nc-star-1x30-illuminated-reddot.html This rifle is what I have in mind.. www.airgundepot.com/hatsan-model-125-22-cal-air-rifle-with-scope.html I would get this if the had it in stock.. www.airgundepot.com/hatsan-model-135-22-caliber-air-rifle-walnut-stock.html

[@josephschmoberg6778]

+Peter Magnusson I have been going thru the same thoughts and decided on a Vortex 125 in /22 as my powerhouse airgun because I like the fact that i can keep it cocked while hunting. Was looking at the 135 Vortex and I like it a lot but don't want to go thru the hassle of front sight removal and buying a muzzle break. Power on both guns is very close with the 135 having the same power stroke yet a little more volume, so it should possible be better for very heavy pellets, but I don't know that for a fact.

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

+Peter Magnusson Think this way, man: how many shots can I expect before I need to replace the weakest part from the powerplant, which is the rubber seal? When I replace the seal do I want to have a new rifle with a new spring (cheaper) or will I keep on using the same Vortex, maybe leaking a bit?

[@bmxistite]

gunna do the model 135

[@myairgunreviews]

Not till I find a decent place to shoot. Since moved, I only have a 12 yard indoor range.

[@danwilliams4189]

What about trigger pull weight ? And is it adjustable?

[@myairgunreviews]

Trigger Pull is Light and very adjustable.

[@tusobreviviente]

we have been getting -30* F weather in ky and the spring version does not work at all, i have a hatsan striker 1000 spring version and it gets one foot size groops at 20 yards below 20* F after a few shots or minutes when I still get a 2" group at 100 yards at any temperature with my hatsan 125TH nitro piston

[@dustin19jdm]

what caliber for the 125 is best for long range?

[@myairgunreviews]

+Dustin Waterham .25 cal will have more down range energy if you can find a accurate pellet. I go with .22 cal because you have so many more pellets to choose from and a better chance of finding that real accurate pellet.

[@darrenvance3489]

Do you have any plans to adjust the adjustable vortex piston and compare results? I'm not sure how high you can air them, but many are taking them from stock 135 to 150.

[@myairgunreviews]

No. This can't be done by the average user. You have to break down the gun and have the PCP equipment to increase the charge. The majority of Airgunners can't work on their own guns and this process requires even more equipment a knowledge that the average airgun rebuilder has, so I won't be doing that.

[@falba1492]

Do you think the new Gamo Magnum .22 is a nicer rifle?

[@myairgunreviews]

The Magnum is more like the 125 that costs $60 less than the Magnum plus the 125 is also available in .25 cal so I lean toward the Hatsan.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Any U.K. guys looking for a Zombie apocalypse air rifle? Choose the spring version and order spare springs :-p

[@SNATCHYDBS]

Well you know we have that ridiculous sub 12ftps law here.. !!!!!.. I know that the spring version is more tunable .. Do you know what they have done to the uk version to de tune it... has it got a hole in the piston like the crossman to de tune for uk market.. ?..

[@ADSUPINTHIS]

Can anyone tell me which lasts longer the spinger or the gas vortex?

[@morissjone6043]

hi. what the best spring airgun in accuracy and good price i whish answer me ....

[@myairgunreviews]

They are getting harder to find, but it would be the Hatsan 95 or Hatsan 125.

[@morissjone6043]

thanks for your answer i follow you from iraq. your are better /my english not good cuz it is not my mother language .

[@drumtwo4seven]

I'm getting this in .25... 125 sniper vortex qe

[@fernandogabrielruizdiaz9662]

Hola que efetividad tiene y fps en calibre5.5

[@renterp]

Have you had to do any o-ring replacements on any of your Hatsan's? If so, how difficult is it? I've got a 125 sniper that would easily send pellets beyond the sound barrier and sound like a 22 rimfire. Then I noticed the accuracy and power drop significantly, and not just needing a cleaning. I recently picked up a chrony and the 125 is shooting formerly "hot" pellets at a mere 600 fps now. And I've experienced dust and debris blowback in my face, leading me to believe there is an air leak somewhere. Hopefully only an O-ring. Anyway, any knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. O, ya it's got several thousands of rounds through it. Tens of thousands even. It was a great rifle. That's why I'm hoping to fix it myself.

[@myairgunreviews]

My Spring Version is still fine. The Vortex needed new o rings in the Piston after 2000 shots.

[@renterp]

myairgunreviews was that something you did yourself, and not too complicated? Thanks again for getting back to me. :)

[@myairgunreviews]

I sold the gun and he had it done.

[@renterp]

myairgunreviews thanks again. :)

[@TransformMin]

Johnny Mak i

[@luiscasillas9853]

can you show us how much more powerful the spring version can perform? i understand that the vortex version is slightly less powerful than the coil spring version. how much is the difference in numbers?

[@myairgunreviews]

+luis casillas It's just 2 - 3 FPE.

[@luiscasillas9853]

only 2-3 feet per second? thats not a lot. thank you sir.

[@myairgunreviews]

+luis casillas NO!!! That stands for Foot Pounds Of Energy.

[@karenfreeze5110]

Cold is we're gas fails every time

[@tony222279]

Cool

[@MrHeadshot1982]

wish are pellet gun can go that fast.Canada they cant go over 500 fps..

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

+bud morse The question is: Does the Police check often their velocity or just see the brand and model? There are many ways to improve the power of an air rifle. Buy one with a long air chamber and install a stronger spring, you can buy abroad any spring or go to the USA by car and return with it.

[@atiliogarcia5019]

on the spring version I hear they brake scopes...wich scope you recommend for them? thanks

[@myairgunreviews]

Centerpointe 4-16x40 AO has withstood 1000 shots on my Springer.

[@marcelinhoee5068]

quantos dolares $$$ ?

[@myairgunreviews]

Spring Piston $259.99. Vortex Piston $299.99.

[@marcelinhoee5068]

myairgunreviews tenkyou

[@jairherrera8281]

@@marcelinhoee5068 cual es la diferencia del uno al otro cual es mas potente por favor nose ingles

[@connorsleftnut942]

wow crosman

[@manuel..mdariaga71]

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