Hatsan AT44 10 Full Review

[@RiCsoundbox]

Compared to air rifles from the 70s, this thing is a Rolls Royce, and blimey, that's a good enough reason to get up early to hear your latest review! The perfect alternative to all the other NEWS!

[@WaschyNumber1]

We are not in the 70s,we are 52years further.

[@jackoliver337]

Like the review as always. The AT44-10 was my first air rifle. Completely agree, you defo notice that you've been lugging it around after 2 hours of pest control. However, it has proved it's self very robust and about 10 years in, it's still going with minimal maintenance and no issues requiring work. 👍👍👍

[@shokimo6866]

I discovered AAR 1 week ago and I love it. Such an incredible wide spectrum of guns and every new video is more informative than the other.

[@skiddmurks]

I agree, but I'm looking to find a bad review of a gun he gets hold of.

[@shokimo6866]

@@skiddmurks I think what you mean is a good review of a bad gun ;)

[@kanehood3478]

@@skiddmurks Andy has stated before if he reviews a gun and it’s “bad” he doesn’t let the public know but does offer the information back to the manufacture so they have the chance to put it right

[@AAROnair]

@@shokimo6866 Thank you… I have recently reviewed 4 brand new guns and they were awful, this has taken a lot of my time. But the review has been sent to the companies in question and they have taken the comments and advice and rebuilt 2 of the guns, which now work. This means rather than destroy a companies reputation from the start, I work with them to produce a good low cost gun so everyone can benefit…so no, I will not just trash a company or its products for a cheap bit of recognition, it is very counter productive. Surely it is better for everyone that way..Thank you again for your corrective and supportive comment. Regards Andy.

[@shokimo6866]

@@AAROnair absolutely. This would not just destroy a companies reputation but also leave a harsh taste on the channel itself since its going to be somewhat of a first-timer (and there is no way to predict how the subscribers will react to such a format; besides that you made it clear that these arent your intentions either too). Therefore totally understandable and definitely the best choice to work with the companies that "provide" the content with their products. Your efforts are much appreciated, lots of love from Germany.

[@cl_foto]

Thanks

[@TheDirtyvermonter]

Im in the u.s. and have a carnivore that I use for deer hunting. Which is the at44 action, with the quiet energy barrel shroud, chambered for 35 cal, and put in a synthetic hunting stock. I power tuned it and have it firing 125grain 38 special slugs at over 800fps.

[@rohypnotist6263]

Breakfast and an AAR review , I'm ready for the day . Thanks Andy and have a nice day yourself

[@timthehippy9478]

Andy does great reviews, everything you need to know about the guns to make a choice. I got a Walther Reign after watching some of his reviews on the different guns I was considering that were in my budget as it seemed to be the most suitable for my needs, I wouldn't have been able to choose without his reviews. Well worth watching.

[@normanbowstead3616]

Had one for a few years and it’s brilliant. It’s heavy but extremely accurate 😃

[@charlesflint9048]

I have had one of these for some time now, and I like it. I didn’t particularly like the plastic stock, so I replaced it with a custom bullpup walnut stock made by a gent named ‘Craftsman Vit’. This has transformed this heavy gun into a bullpup heavy gun and I love it now (I sort of liked it before).

[@DareToDrone]

I had one of these in .177 until I (sadly) sold it a couple of years ago. Wonderful rifle and mine was VERY accurate. Made the (richer) guys down at the club sick when it consistantly knocked the socks off their £2,000+ setups haha

[@mohammedkhan4088]

I agree i have had £1000 pound pcp air guns the Hatsan at44 is more accurate

[@KCLEPilot]

I just bought one of these rifles from a close out sale and was disappointed to see no one had a comprehensive review of it, well here it is

[@colinjanes8748]

purchased mine about 5 years ago, second hand, so gave it a full service, only had one problem and that was the cocking lever broke due to a manufacture weakness. on a calm day 30 yds 10 shots same hole. I now have 10 magazines for plinking and 2 extra air cylinders for hunting vermin. I love it, am I a nutter??????

[@sdebrett2]

no sir you a connoisseur ! I am luck enough to have quite a large collection and I keep finding myself using the AT44 the most, even over kit costing twice as much. It has been absolutely brilliant since the day i brought it in 2014 !

[@PiperX1X]

The AT 44-10 was my very first pcp maybe 12 years ago now and it came with a silencer including and I had it for about three years and it was deadly accurate and brought me so many rabbits home for the pot before it went to my nephew for his introduction to pcps. Yes it’s a tad on the heavy side and all the time this model has been on the go I would have thought that hatsan could have addressed the weight issue because that’s the only thing in my view that lets this rifle down, and fortunately my nephew was in his 20s when he got it and standing at 6ft 3 and built like a tank he really had no problems with it. And now he’s a proud father and things becoming financially very hard he asked me if I knew of anyone who wanted to buy it and a farmer friend who I have permissions on his land has now got it and even though that gun is roughly 12 years old now he said it’s absolutely deadly and is nailing crows and feral pigeons that are causing him problems within his home buildings where he has his cattle and feed and he’s really pleased with its performance. As for pellet choice I always found that accu pells worked best for me and that’s what he’s continued to use. But for the money if it’s a work horse and a work out your after it’s a definite contender in my book.

[@richardhartley5210]

This was my 1st PCP rifle and I wish I hadn’t sold it to thin out the collection. Yes it weights the same as Big Daddy after an all you can eat buffet, but there was something about it. I had an HW mod on mine and it grouped fairly well and all you could hear was the “Ping” from the action as you squeeze the trigger. The fully adjustable stock helps take your mind off what it’s made of (nice bit of walnut wouldn’t go a miss) and I found the trigger to be quite good straight from the box.😎

[@AR-iu9jv]

My Hatsan. 177 sniper rifle (springer ) was brilliant at killing rabbits with a headshot at approximately 70 yards ....loved it

[@keithnorman3519]

I fitted a regulator and air stripper to my AT 44/22 and what a difference up to 80 shots and target accuracy, love it.

[@ville992]

Whats your fps is?

[@keithnorman3519]

@@ville992 don’t know exactly as I don’t have a chrono, but shot count s up and accuracy well above average.

[@ville992]

@@keithnorman3519 okey

[@RealAirgunAdventures]

Had my eye on thar too. It's a shame about the Edgar Brothers / Hatsan split though. I decided to hold off and see what EB bring to the market. Great review as always.

[@LeonJakub]

Happy to see it's not just my FX that hates that particular brand of moderator!

[@MrMalort]

I’ve had the single shot for 10 years. I love it. It is very loud.

[@a.i17]

"Taking the marital equipment from a fly." Good one! 😄

[@robertfish4052]

To My Andy, You need to to some interviews too. It would be great fun. Love the wry wit, but expert demonstration. This guy has got a way of getting you through the driving test.

[@peterfergusson2581]

Great review as always andy! Oddly enough I bought a Hatsan Factor FDE recently and was disappointed with the grouping, then I removed the silencer! It was grouping pellet on pellet at 40 yards! I think the barrels have odd harmonics that dont like extra length or weight. But a the factor has the QE barrel, it didnt need it anyway. Keep up the entertaining reviews A+++

[@bryanknapp6897]

Funny find this video today, as I was just out shooting my 10-12 year old AT44-10 .177 out to forty yards. I regulated mine many many moons ago which changed this rifle completely. I get about 40 shots using 10gr at 800fps with 1/2” groups at 40yds. Very simple rifle on a budget, and I want another. Lol

[@peterscott1016]

I have an at44-10 and its not pellet fussy ok its at bit on the heavy side but pellet on pellet with fields 5.52 16 grains out to 50 yards using hawk 6-24×50 fast mount scope and 1/4 inch very impressive as long as you take the time to adjust the fit, the gun is very accurate. Clean the barrel thouroughly before use mine was gunky and so was the one i bought my son.

[@shovelchop81bikeralex52]

Still love my Hatsan Gladius, great for relaxed target shooting and plinking (I don't hunt and I'm left handed but the bullpup configuration is still great for me), I did have to strip it at first to Dremel out some mould flash which made the trigger bar far smoother but it was 5 minutes work and cost nothing. Bought it when it first came out.

[@joedokes8641]

Same here I have the Gladius long in 25 caliber.

[@sosonic12000]

Mr AAR I salute you. During the long days of lock down you kept us sane with your entertaining shows which I watched over and over 🤪… That said my childhood hobby was reinstated with modern day pcp tech!! My pre-historic analogue brain has been updated - sort of.. We’ve come along way from BSA Scorpion and Wembley and Scott springer days.. Being a lover of German cars …So I went straight in with the .22 Weihrauch KT 110 …WOW. Suffice to say I adore it on so many levels… Police song comes to mind, ‘Beds to big without you’ 🥰 Except Mrs not so keen… Big thanks to you for keeping me sane and the new found love affair 🤣❤️

[@geetee7154]

Nice one Andy, i bought one of these many years ago as my first foray into the world of PCP Rifles & i have to admit, after cleaning the barrel a few times it served me very well,they are accurate & reliable,the weight will put a lot of people off of course, nowadays there are so many "budget" options that are a lot lighter & offer more for the money, i suppose the HatsanAT-44 has been sidelined , a good rifle but somewhat archaic in the world of PCP in 2022.

[@stigg333]

Great review as usual Andy, thanks.

[@dazco2121]

Always enjoy your reviews, you helped me choose the right PCP for me. 👍

[@tazzlad]

Loved the review of the hatsan at 44-10 i have one of the newer models that i picked up for a lovely budget price of £300 its still heavy but still accurate and mine has taken a whierach silencer no problem its the second ive had and i would call it the poor mans whierach well worth the money im lucky that ive used a trupod with a saddle wich takes all the heavy work as i stay in one place all in all well worth the money

[@aboutthemetal8783]

I remember when all PCP rifles had a power curve that you just needed to get used to , once I was used to the rifles they were every bit as accurate as today's regulated rifles , I remember listening to the head man a daystate talk about why they chose to stop using regulators in the daystate MK3 electronic rifle ( only a few mk3s had a regulator in them) the electronic nature of the rifles action and the electronic solenoid effectively took the place of the regulator so there was no need for one , and their mechanical rifles had the Steve Harper slingshot valving system in them and that was reliable and consistent ,a lot more than the more often than not troublesome reliability of regulators back then , air arms kept well away for years , they only used a reg in their flagship ft rifle, at the time I firmly fell into the less is more camp and stayed away from regulated rifles for a couple of years ,I shot many an hft course with un regulated rifles and scored 50 or above , don't overlook unregulated rifles from the recent past , they are just as accurate and enjoyable as the new crazy 3 qauge rifles that are starting to appear ( I thought two gauges was one to many ) .

[@brorjordas1979]

Seen this sold online for a very long time now .. and never have I gotten the urge to buy one.. Hatsan? Why not? But rather the Factor, Bullboss or something alike..

[@davidbooth60]

Nice one Andy Always fancied a look at this one Might go look at it now you've reminded me of it Thanks

[@martingardener90]

Coming from an SLR as my daily carry in the late 70's I don't think I'd find the weight a problem!

[@daermon1000]

Awesome review as always Andy, they look the part even if they are a little heavy!

[@mikaaalto3135]

Hatsan AT-44 is the workhorse of the PCP world that will get the job done without any fancy dancy BS, and has been for many years. This rifle certainly deserves an honest, positive review such as this one. Good for pest control but not ideal for plinking, due to the heavy weight and the safety system.

[@stedyone1090]

Love my 2 beginner AT44s. Turkish rifles carry a lot of weight though.

[@bryanknapp6897]

Cons: 1-magazine has a limit on pellet length so long pellets may hang up that magazine as it rotates.2- can not be loaded ‘single shot’ as the mag well is to narrow. 3- all ammo used need to be ‘ standard pellets’ as the mag uses a oring to retain ammo in mag, I would assume slugs may wiggle out of the mag.

[@rmcjr5206]

I never had an issue with slugs slipping from the mag, but I have a big issue with the fact that the barrel doesn't like slugs at all. Crazy accurate with the right pellet, but never found a slug that was usable in the AT44 at even 30 yards. It's a shame, because the power is remarkable with slugs (my 25 with a heavy slug will blow clean through a 1" fence board at 40 yards) but they don't group at all.

[@ville992]

My 22cal at44 10 shoot hn slugs very well

[@ville992]

Chek ledeni012 channel she shoot at44 with slugs

[@alexmclaren-salter9669]

Great review Andy. I've got a Weihrauch mod on mine, and have no probs grouping out at 40m........ Did find it did like the JSBs but preferred accupel.

[@octarineflame]

Bought an at-44 around 8 years ago when I first got into shooting and loved it (apart from the weight) I’ve had other far more expensive pcp’s since getting this ( daystate ranger, r-10, s510) but keep going back to the hatsan. As it cost so little in comparison when out and about you constantly worry with expensive guns that they will get damaged but with the hatsan it is hard wearing and cheap and works just as well as a £1000 daystate

[@dannyl.wellington4073]

I would like to know what type of sling you can use with those small swivels on that gun.

[@marksimmonds1334]

Hi Andy im trying to get get back in to airguns scene im on a budget of £250 177 cal needs to be back garden friendly i have a large rural garden small pest (rats) and some target shooting ive completely confused myself by watching so many reviews multi shot and gas piston thanks for the very informative reviews probably wouldn't have got back into it again if it wasn't for you and enough money to buy tin of pellets big thumbs up andy thanks for ever taking the time to read this 💎

[@MrAndyS]

I love mine I’ve never had anything more high end and I came from a springer so to me it’s awesome for the garden just a bit sad when u take it out and u see some people mocking but I don’t care because I’m usually a better shot than them

[@SNATCHYDBS]

My First Pcp And after many years i still have her .. I dont like the word BUDGET " rifle i prefer functional Rifle because im telling you this rifle gets it done... Like u said decent moderator and a HAWKE scope and this rifle will take all the pests causing u greif , im over 6 feet and 16 stone so the weight never bothered me and ive never noticed it if im honest. A great rifle and i own 5 differant rifles and when we get out shooting i always choose the Hattie even over my weirauch " And in the years ive owned this rifle its never leaked' jammed" or not given me anything but 100 percent reliabilty ... and i would happily say to anyone looking for a good decent reliable rifle to buy one u will not be anything but glad u did. 👍

[@johndivit5869]

Great job Andy. It isn't a Weihrauch or Daystate, so you get what you pay for. I think the weight might be a problem for newbies, but you did it justice. TTFN

[@kirkyfarndale5780]

I had one these in 2014 was a good gun but loud even with mod on .shot well tho

[@ronleblanc9832]

Nice looking tack driver and nice presentation

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

Thanks for the review Andy 😎👍🏻

[@blackcataps]

Great review as always. Wasn’t in the market for a budget pcp but if I was that safety is enough to send me elsewhere.

[@danny007boy123]

i believe this to be a good review.i found the magazines similar but slicker better to load than hw110

[@karsonbilly7303]

peu on retirer le point de mire et la hausse sur le milieu de le carabine pour mettre une lunette

[@albertchavez2693]

I like mine so much in 22cal that i got a 25 cal Love them both

[@minigpracing3068]

Seems like it would function better with a traditional stock, shooting "thumbs up" would make getting that safety far more simple.

[@johngriffiths3309]

My friend has one I think he uses hatsans silencer/moderator on it … I think he did the same thing as you

[@brianbanks3044]

it looks like you are using the porta aim on your shooting...i have one now and love it but also got a bag....which one do you prefer....love the videos Andy

[@tomskalicky1725]

Can you do a review of the pellets between hallow, pointed, and flat heads.

[@stefanmorawiec4565]

Great review. Very entertaining but compared to my Weirauch HW 80, a bit of a lightweight

[@AAROnair]

THIS IS A SCAM AND NOT LINKED TO AAR IN ANY WAY PLEASE DO NOT GET INVOLVED OR ENCOURAGE THIS INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS BEEN REPORTED TO KZbin FOR REMOVING…..

[@JoshSees]

Ugh first thing I looked up was the weight, sadly I researched this in the past

[@dockeydidit]

What are your thoughts on the pump version? Will be used specifically for pesting in USA. Realistically I'd use it just a few times a year. AT44PA10 Pump LONG QES

[@darrenreyneke]

Hey Andy I love your reviews, they’re always on point with no BS or over inflated opinions or judgements. Is there any chance you could review the Hatsan Nova Star / Neutron Star? It’s a great looking rifle on a budget but Hatsan you seem to get a lot of gun for the money but they’re a bit rough around the edges from what I’ve read.

[@serkankahraman6047]

Strong and durable, affordable price and lifetime warranty, don't you think it's worth it?😉

[@darrenreyneke]

@@serkankahraman6047 I love the rifle but the problem here in the UK is that Hatsan isn’t a popular brand so trying to get parts and servicing is difficult and Hatsan customer services is practically non existent the times I’ve tried to contact them.

[@davidjones2028]

What's the issue with the silencer caused by Andy? Do you think the threading is causing misalignment and the pellets are clipping the inside edges of the internals?

[@aboodiaz262]

How about a review on Artimes p15 air rifle, I've heard and seen some good impressions on it

[@LiamDCoughlan]

I went for the kral puncher in synthetic stock for my first “budget” PCP. I’d consider this bracket of rifles more affordable than budget. I find budget rifles like the SMKs and others in that price bracket cut corners and have poor finish quality on some of their rifles. Kind of a luck of the draw whether you get a quality one or not. Companies like Kral, Hatsan etc don’t seem to cut corners and make £400 rifles that perform like £800 ones. Not to say the SMK and the like aren’t good starter PCP for people especially with their incredibly cheap price points and they do perform better than the price would let on tbf.

[@patricktrueman7235]

How come I can see Norman Bowsteads comments on here but not mine?.

[@CicerocardosoSilva]

Boa noite Tenho uma at44 t com problemas na telha fica s travando me indique

[@Goyle8]

Could you maybe review the Seneca Aspen I don’t know if I should get it

[@simonspencer65]

Go back 40 years😓 to when I was a kid with a Springer,even a budget gun like this ,time machine it back to me 40 years ago and you'd think your the king with it🤣

[@Deleba333]

As usual, a good review from Andy. My question is, do you take the time to clean the barrel of guns you receive for testing?

[@Pitman556]

Is the pump basically the same gun just different operation?

[@phillipcarter6654]

Sak silencers work well on my at44-10

[@triniak47]

Please do the Hatsan galatian 6 semi auto please

[@Pappacash]

Are Edgar still the UK distributors?

[@robrobertson1586]

Not sure. Too heavy for hunting, beginner HFT and general plinking, to low of a shot count for BR. What market is it aiming for ?

[@mikaaalto3135]

As stated in the video, this rifle is for those who want a useful tool without paying premium prices.

[@robrobertson1586]

@@mikaaalto3135 useful tool for what? As he stated to heavy for trolling in the wood for hunting, to low of a useful shot count in BR, we're weight is an advantage. Your average plinkers usually wants something easy to handle. I can't think of anything it would be useful for other than say "I spent £500 on a new air rifle"

[@rmcjr5206]

If you are limited to 12fpe you might be right. On my side of the pond the 25 cal version comes out of the box at 40ish fpe and can be tuned up to get 2 magazines per fill at 60+ fpe. That makes it really ideal for either longer range shooting from a bench for fun or large pests (like fox/raccoons raiding your chicken coop) that you can sit and wait for. Taking it roving/stalking in the woods would be tiring because of the weight, and because it's very badly balanced on a sling, but it would certainly fill a game bag for your trouble. The smaller caliber versions would be fine for benchrest, btw. The air cylinders can be hot swapped, so just keep an extra charged cylinder on hand and it will take you all of 20 seconds to have a fresh fill.

[@helenfenlon2690]

Small pressure gauge - accuracy? Heavy (with scope and possible bipod) for carrying around for vermin? A bit concerning a top silencer caused problems and finding one that "works" with this rifle may be a problem. Anti-double load is great. So, this rifle may have been a great choice back then but times move on and there are some very competitive alternatives to consider now.

[@alexmclaren-salter9669]

Hi Helen. I've got a Weihrauch mod on mine, and it's great. Had more of an issue with the JSB pellets, but on accupel it's brilliant out at 40m

[@jimlahey5623]

For $400 is it good deal? It needs a pomp, and optics so $300 more

[@peteralexben]

hatsan are not bad made ,if there is no regulator on board ,you can ad a good one . and most they will shoot accurate .with a regulator. set at the sweet point

[@sevensurvival]

Well done. I like how the Rifle looks. A tactical dread look. Thanks for all of Your excellent work, research, and videos. Respect

[@tarmacdemon]

Morning all 3 the AAR early morning meeting .......the only thing worth waking for . It's Andy 's start of the week end Oh Yeah! !!!.

[@nibiruskysb.c8943]

From your cousin across the pond. Great vid.

[@pauldavies4522]

How would you say this compères to a gamo coyote?

[@billy7035]

Having owned both the coyote is by far the better rifle. Its far more accurate and easier to handle and the hatsan does have irritating hammer spring noise where's the coyote doesn't. The coyote is still a heavy gun though at least with the wooden stock.

[@pauldavies4522]

@@billy7035 thank you very much

[@gregophilip6858]

i suggest regular trips to the gym

[@jakewerth9614]

What scope rings are those?

[@lestershrimpton8601]

What tri pod are you using

[@neilfordham5790]

Thanks for the review Andy, but not for me.

[@octarineflame]

Got a reply to my comment I posted that I was in a draw for prizes, just wondering if it’s part of the channel?

[@octarineflame]

It’s from something called who wants a giveaway. They are giving a sigsauer m17 but I have to pay the postage and it’s quite a lot. So wondering if it’s your channel or not?

[@AAROnair]

this is nothing to do with AAR and is a scam with someone claiming to be AAR. please don’t respond to it, they have been reported to KZbin. stay safe Andy (the real one)

[@octarineflame]

@@AAROnair thanks for replying. Thought it might be but wanted to check, all the best 👍

[@ohmarcaporado9957]

How to order sir and how much?

[@markhomer5704]

I noticed the " chick peas " is adjustable ... lol ... ( thats going back into the balls up archive )

[@LeonWilliams-v9o]

Is it semi

[@simonnoble7589]

Nice one Andy 👍 enjoyed this review as always.. ... I don't fancy this rifle ... far 2 heavy me .take care

[@57dogsbody]

Do you get extra ads/cash every time you say the word heavy?

[@ZimbabweAirguning.]

If you don’t like the auto safety you can’t reset it so it’s Manuel

[@ZimbabweAirguning.]

@berry more once you have cocked the rifle and push the lever forward and you bring it back it will not load another pellet in only if you decock the rifle and pull the lever back and push it forward then it will doubble load

[@Flexandre]

Where did you get this old junk?

[@PiperX1X]

💥BEWARE ALL💥, I’ve just had a message in my mail this morning claiming to be from AAR on air claiming to have shortlisted me for a prize, I’ve had these before one claiming to be from Air Arms and it was a scam so please be careful not to click on the link. I can’t find Andy’s contact details so I hope someone out there has it to let him know, Thank you.

[@AAROnair]

Hi there, It is indeed a scam and they have been reported to KZbin and they have been blocked. please don’t respond to them. stay safe Andy ( the real AAR )

[@fredblogs]

Nice looking gun but I wouldn’t buy one because of that ridiculous safety. Operating it ten times for each magazine full.

[@Mistersigmad]

nice❤🎉

[@WaschyNumber1]

A review of a over 8 years pcp air rifle 🤔

[@davidkaye8712]

Your idea of budget and mine are two different worlds. £400 is more than the average weekly wage.

[@dragoclarke9497]

According to HMRC figures for the beginning g of 2022 the average weekly wage for a full time employee is £601. I think Andy is correct in saying this is a budget (but still very capable) PCP air rifle, as long as you are comparing it with rifles in the same class.

[@davidkaye8712]

@@dragoclarke9497 If that is the case then gib's a job at 40+ hours a week that pays me that. I think the data comes from leftie londoners, I dont know anybody other than supervisors or management who earns anyway near that. I live in the real world not a pen and paper one.

[@brettbaker5599]

Budget for a PCP. Though there are less expensive options now. In the States, we have a contractor who has a KZbin channel, Affordable Airguns. He considers less than $1000 affordable. Personally, I'd put it at less than $350.

[@davidkaye8712]

@@brettbaker5599 What people consider "budget" tells you a lot about their socioeconomic background and status. One of the repliers considers £15 ph an average wage in the UK, its not, its less that £8 ph in the real world and the common mans world.

[@glynnwilliams3192]

@@davidkaye8712 totally agree with you. Plus the zero hours contract you have to work by .

[@MizanurRahman-wh2dv]

How can i buy the gun??

[@rohypnotist6263]

The shop is in the description box

[@Airpang100]

It's a cheap gun in the worst sense of the word. If you're on a budget, get the Diana Stormrider/SMK Victory - much more value for money.

[@Dutch.1722]

Absolute Junk. I saw one for sale at a pawn shop as is for $30.00. Parts of the bolt were missing. The alloy used to make the parts was powdery. Threads were stripped. Screws and Allen key slots were marred. Soft metal for screws. The British airgun reviewer never change. They can take a fresh pig 💩 and spin it off like its fragrant fresh key lime pie.

[@alland1241]

Maybe just maybe it was owned by a muppet, Maybe if the same guy had an R10 it would be in the same condition, you never know

[@Dutch.1722]

@@alland1241 Very doubt full. The allow was made from a powder similar to what they do with glock gen 4 firing pins. The threads were broken where bolt handle attaches to bolt. Nope I stick with the 707, Rapids, Marauders, and no styers as I broke mine from running a couple mason jars of crosman premier heavies thru her. Sold off styer good riddance.