Hatsan Gladius Review

[@philipmcdonough5903]

Great review thanks very much,just about to purchase one in .22 in the UK at the adjustable power as yours,having watched your very fair and honest review it's clinched it for me,kind regards,Phil.

[@defiantone8063]

Another great perspective, I very much appreciate your common sense, practical outlook, I have learned something from every one of your vids. Please keep up the great work and happy new year!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you so much and I wish you and your family the best also. Thanks for watching.

[@skylikins]

Great review. I have the hatsan bullboss in 25 and love it. you said this the only gun you have reviewed with anti double feed. The taipan veteran of Ken's that you reviewed has anti double feed. Currently saving my money up for a taipan. Thanks again for the great review. And thanks Ken for loaning you all the great guns

[@Benctmoi]

I have the Bullboss .25 and I love it. It is on the heavy side too. But, it is so great. I am waiting for my Taipan Veteran .25 standard by next Monday. That might set the Bullboss to night hunting rig

[@rerun-hunter3562]

I like your videos & your honestly presentations you must sleep well at night plus your a good family man who just enjoys a great hobby with your son. Iam 75 but still enjoy hunting & just shooting targets with my wife & children before they grew up so God Bless you as your fresh air to the air gun world. Bob from florida

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I envy you down in Florida while I freeze here in Michigan. Also you have me by 3 years. But old age has taught me that honestly trying to pass on all that I have learned is most important to me. May God bless you and your family also.

[@rerun-hunter3562]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Just want you to know I built the cell phone adapter you made from parts you bought from the hardware store plus a case to hold it at the dollar store for less the 5 dollars & it worked great for me to be able to video my shots. Just weird looking & shooting threw the camera but getting used to it till one day perhaps I’ll get a side shot. Thanks a bunch for showing me how to make my camera work on my guns. Merry Christmas. Bob in central Fla

[@HermanBarardJr]

Great review Aaron, I too wanted that air rifle but opted to get the bull boss .25 and love it. Anyway Happy New Year's to you and yours. Can't wait for your next review.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

The Bullboss is a great choice so you did good. Have fun with it. Thanks for watching.

[@OH8STN]

Excellent video! Just ordered a camo M2 in .25, with a long barrel. Thanks for sharing.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

The only thing that I did not like about the MkI Gladius was the weight. But I absolutely loved everything else. So I am sure that the MK2 Has some great improvements. Best of luck.

[@pakcanhunter]

Love the reviews about the value guns. 👍

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks you and best wishes.

[@shenmisheshou7002]

Thanks for giving us the detailed overview!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for watching. Best of luck.

[@Benctmoi]

Aaron, Another great review. I wanted to precise that the small red Halen key is only for the trigger adjustment. You will need a 4mm long T handle to adjust the hammer. I love my Bullboss .25 that is a diet down version of the Gladius Keep the great videos coming. Thank you

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for the information. Glad you love your Bullboss I hope to get a chance to review on some day. Thanks.

[@mikepi660]

Thanks for your info and time Sir,,,, I bought it after your review,,,

[@svilenp]

Happy new year my friend! Be alive and healthy with you and your family! Thanks for your super clips and your super important tips!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Best wishes to you and your family as well. Thanks you for watching.

[@cnb4110]

Very nice review.I have the Bullboss which is very accurate and great fun to shoot.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

The Bullboss must be a great gun because everyone says that it is a good value. is well made and very accurate. Good choice. Thanks for watching.

[@gnjack6]

AAron great review. I have the BullBoss and the Airmax in .25 cal and I love them both. The Airmax has the double feed feature on it also I believe. Thanks for your knowledge and keep the reviews coming.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I have knowledge of the Bullboss but need to do some research on the Airmax. But given the reputation of the maker I'm sure it is a great gun. That for watch.

[@mikepi660]

Keep making videos, your informative and like a pro,,,hell you are a PRO Thanks

[@back2backjack1]

I just got the Airmax and it came with the tool with the red handle that U showed. Wish U would have covered its use to adj the power. No mention of it in the instructs.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I think the tool is for the trigger adjustment. The hammer is adjusted from the rear. Thanks for watching.

[@phillipmendiola1257]

Very good information and presintation on the gladius 25cal , I have the Gauntlet 25cal very accurate I love that pcp thinking of purchasing a huma regulator , hatsan has great pcps serious solid impact.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you. I am still waiting to get my hands on a Gauntlet to review as I hear that that are really accurate. Thanks for watching.

[@bornagian1744]

Good job arron

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you for that. Best of luck.

[@peterwilson1699]

Ha ha brother you make very informative videos and are making it hard on making a choice on what I will when I get back to the states.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Then you have plenty of time to checkout all the reviews on PCP so that you can make the right choice when you get back to the states. Thanks for watching.

[@chevyryda60]

Would love to hear your opinion on hatsan bully!!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I would love to get my hands on one to review. Thanks for watching.

[@Pelletonix]

Nice job, Hatsan seems to give you more for your money. I've never owned one but have looked at them many times.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

The hatsan does give you a lot for the money. I like my Gladius the only thing is that it is heavy and as I get older that makes a difference. Thanks for watching.

[@bornagian1744]

Like always no worries.keep up the good work

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks.

[@212acres3]

I have a hatson AT-44 long QE .22 cal. With a regular and this thing is the best pellet gun I have ever had and is a tac-driver! Hatson has great customer and takes care of you. I want a FX but for over $2,000 I would just buy a car!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

FX Impact and Wildcat are extremely accurate but the reliability is very bad. In other words, they break and leak like crazy over time. I have two and I just got one back from FX USA and just sent the other one in. So I would not recommend any FX product. Thanks for watching.

[@taurbaby]

Im waitin for you to get your hands on a flash pup.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Still trying to see if any of my friends are going to purchase one so I can do that review. Thanks for watching.

[@DaxxTerryGreen]

Well done Aaron. Where are you btw? I'm in Asheville, NC, USA

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I am in Michigan getting ready for snow. Thanks for watching.

[@as680783]

Hi and merry Christmas. I'm a UK springer enthusiast and looking at buying a PCP. The Gladius is very much focused on the USA market where use isn't dictated by laws ref. power restrictions. I'd love a Gladius but it's too much gun and too much £££'s for what would be

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Hope you had a merry Christmas. Weirarch is a well respected brand and most springer benchrest shooters us that brand exclusively. I think that the BAS 10th is a bit pricy at abut $1,200. If you are going to spend that much I would do my research as there are some great guns at that price out there. I must admit that after I got my first PCP I shot it so much that when I picked up my springer and shot it I actually was surprised by the noise and vibration. Gave away my two springer after that. So be carful a PCP will spoil you. Thanks for watching.

[@as680783]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Hi aaron. Many thanks for your reply. I definitely agree that the effort required to hit and stay on target is easier with a PCP than any springer. Yes, the price of the BSA 10th is quite expensive and comparatively I think the WH110 offer better value for money. My heart was set on the W110 at the beginning and overall not much has changed since. I reckon this will be the gun I buy in early 2020. Have a fab New Year and please keep the vids coming.

[@cliffb.2416]

Another good review! Hatsan provides a adjustable butt plate as well. Nice shooting in the wind. Question?, what brand of regulator did you install in your .25 cal? I'm asking because I recently purchased a Hatsan At44-10 QE unregulated. Thinking about getting a HUMA regulator. Thanks again for all the reviews and thanks to Ken for all the guns that he offers for you to use in some of your reviews.

[@allaboutpcpairguns7069]

My first pcp was or is the at44 in 25cal that thing is great love it but it is heavy but no big deal I would like to put a regular in it also

[@cliffb.2416]

@@allaboutpcpairguns7069 it is heavy! A little louder than I thought it would be, but it's my 1st .25cal pcp. I have nothing to compare it to but my 2 other pcp's, the Urban22 (which was my 1st pcp and I lobe that thing!, so does Aaron, he did a video review on the Urban22 and said it might be his newest favorite!). It's ridiculously quiet and very accurate! Unregulated, but I found that HUMA offers one on their site, so Aaron you might be excited to check into that? My 2nd pcp was the Hatsan Flashpup .22cal. That's really nice as well, but there's a few small things I need to do to improve that gun. Add a regulator (HUMA) and maybe tweak the cocking lever (mod it to be slightly longer to ease the cocking. My trigger finger is missing 1/3 of the end and just doesn't feel right for me). It's sound is between the Urban22 and the AT44-10 QE in .25 cal. Sorry for ranting

[@cliffb.2416]

Can't wait Ken! And Safe travels!

[@Benctmoi]

I have the Huma regulator in mine and it had added shot consistency and got some extra shots too.

[@cliffb.2416]

Eric, what setting is your regulator set at? Plus what out put are you getting? FPS using what pellet?

[@michaelb.42112]

You are a good salesman, Aaron. Features and benefits list is long on this gun. I'm also a Hatsan fan.

[@Gunner-ll1zd]

Good video thanks sir!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you.

[@Oscarhobbit]

Great review, I think the butt pad can also be adjusted for length of pull. Big hello from Northern Ireland! Air guns here must be held on a Firearms Cert. It takes the same paperwork to purchase an airgun as it does a .308 rifle. Only one gun of each cal. is permitted. I have a .22, FX Crown and would like a .25 . Can this gun shoot slugs?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I don't use or endorse slugs. They cost 5 times more than pellets which is stupid. But people are susceptible to what ever the FX minions tell them. Congratulation on you Crown. Great choice. Thanks and best of luck.

[@jeffreyyenior9757]

I didn't know about Hatson until I saw one on sale for a hundred bucks. A .22 Airtac. I thought for $100.00 I could grab it for the Grandkids to shoot with me when I'm shooting my Gamo. That rifle really shoots awesome. Now I'm watching reviews to learn more as to what direction to go. Nice review on this rifle. Love the features. Price isn't bad. Not sure though on that weight as I will be taking it small game hunting. 10.5 lbs is pretty heavy to lug around all morning. Which model would be recommended for field carry being more prevalent. I target shoot alot, but mainly to get practice for the woods.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

To me the best gun for the walking in the woods is the Artemis P15 or the Snowpeak P35. Check out my videos on them. To check on availability look here: www.krale.shop/en/ I have four of them and they are my go to guns. Best of luck.

[@bluewater454]

All sorts of reasons to go with 25 cals over 22s... better in the wind, I don't have to worry about shot placement as much, and they seem to hold their energy at longer distances. I likes my 25.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree that the higher the caliber the better it performs in the wind and hold its energy better. However I find that's I need all three calibers. When pesting on farms with animals and structures that can be damaged I find that a .177 can get you a permission every time. But when hunting things like pigeons, crows and larger animals I find that you cant beat the .22 and .25 cals. Thanks for watching.

[@rerun-hunter3562]

I just got my Maverick 25 in the mail & boy is it light & nicely made to shoot & aim off hand. I’ll let you know but I don’t think I’ll ever buy another unregulated rifle agai.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I never will because of the severe shot curve as the pressure drops.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Thanks for the video and info on these guns. I have the Bullboss in .25 that I think is similar. I have thought about regulating it but haven’t made up my mind. Have both reg and unregulated guns, I have noticed a poi change in cold weather with the regulated gun and not the unregulated gun. The unregulated Bullboss does have a poi change as the pressure drops after about 15-18 shots or so as does the velocity, however, the regulated guns always have to shoot 2-3 shots before I can get them back on zero. Regulator creep...maybe...temperature changing the scope?...possible, but doubtful...all the same scopes, but still could be. Kinda leaning towards the regulator and density of the air due to temp. My backyard is only 37 yards so it’s not that big of deal. I am just curios to hear your thoughts on the matter since you also have experienced both these type of guns. I have my .25 tuned to shot the H&N Hunters at just at 900 and only have about 1 or 2 turns left on the hammer spring. The gun does have an anti double feed system and the only gun I own that has it. Sadly, it is borderline backyard friendly and I js to put a DFL Ronin on it that clipped like crazy and had to be modified. It helped but at great cost for adapter and moderator. Not sure it was worth the investment and now won’t fit any case I own with it on. Anyway, just wanted to ask your opinion...regulate it or just shot as is? Thanks and sorry for the long read again. On lockdown over this virus crap and my mind is going a million miles an hour and bored to death. Crappy weather outside and thank goodness for KZbin airgun videos like yours or we would all go crazy. Thanks again take care, stay well.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I put a regulator on my Hatsan Glatus .25 because the shot curve was driving me crazy. I would be shooting and in the beginning the pellets would hit low and after a while the would hit center and after a while it would start to hit lower and lower. But the regulated gun would hit center every time until the psi fell below the regulator. So I would always choose a regulator. I can't speak to how the regulator functions in cold weather because I never take it outside when the temperature is under 45 degrees. The virus is driving me crazy to but working my guns and shooting them in the back yard is keeping me sane.. Also my KZbin channel helps also. Thanks for watching and for the comment. .

[@cliffb.2416]

Aaron, I forgot to ask one more question. Have you heard of the Hatsan Airmax QE? It's a bullpup, wooden stock, 400cc steel bottle to a 90cc tank combo. I believe they go for approx $650 on PyramydAir's website or you can get a refurb on Hatsan's site for $450 (when they get more in stock, they have an notification alert set up if your interested for when they get more stock). I'm thinking of getting a refurb in .25cal, lots more shot count with 490cc's of air. Not sure if there's a regulator yet for the Airmax or a carbon bottle upgrade? Thanks again Aaron and Ken

[@aaroncantrell8819]

A few of my subscribers have informed me that they have purchased the Airmax QE and they really love it because it is quiet and very accurate. Also the refurbs are the way to go because the gun has been thoroughly checked out and they offer great warranties and service. Thanks for watching.

[@212acres3]

If you are getting into pcp rifles Hatsan is where it is at!! I got mine as a refurbished Gun and saved almost $300 from new. They check everything on these. Just an FYI to help y’all out!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree the Hatsan is a great choice and if you can save $300 on the purchase of one then it is an unbeatable deal. Thanks for watching.

[@chriswelljack4910]

Nice guns but how you count your first shot as a pull

[@DirtyDovi]

Great review Ken! I have a Hatsan Gladius in .22 cal, and I absolutely love it. I shoot a LOT, so, the fact that they come with four magazines is also a big plus! Mine has a .25 cal DonnyFL Ronin supressor installed, and the thing just whispers. Actually, it can be seen on his site now - on the Hatsan QE 1/2 x 20 Adapter page. =) For years, I had my sights set on an FX Impact. I saved up my cash this year and . . . . Decided no way. Instead, I got a Hatsan Gladius and a Kral Arms Puncher Breaker .22. Total cost - about half that of an Impact. Then I used the other 1/2 of the money to get a Yong Heng compressor, and now a brand new 88 cf scba tank fill setup. Both rifles are also fitted with quality bipods, optics, and have extra magazines. All that, and I'm probably still ahead. Tons of fun, and glad I made that decision. You nailed some very good points about these rifles, and I couldn't agree more. They are a bit heavy, but, through winter I'm only bench shooting mine inside.. I'll worry about the weight in the spring when I'm lugging it around outside. haha Sam -

[@aaroncantrell8819]

You did what I would do if I were buying now rather then three years ago. With what I know now I would have 4 gun: Puncher breaker, Gamo Urban, Hatsan Flashpup, and the P15. The total price of all 4 is less than the cost of the Impact. Thanks for the information on the Hatsan Adapter and for watching.

[@imransabir1057]

How many price this gun????

[@boricua77]

Review with no music👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I try to keep it simple. Thanks for watching

[@boricua77]

@@aaroncantrell8819 question, long or short version?. The long version take a month to arrive, the short version is on stock. Im no a weekly hunter. Just I want something to shoot in my backyard with 2 hunting trip per month. Thanks for your help on this.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@boricua77 I liked the long version because it produced greater pellet speed because of the longer barrel. However I sold my .25 because it was just too heavy for hunting and pesting. I like the Kral Puncher Breaker, Hatsan Flashpup and Atimis P15 better and they are cheaper. Thanks for watching.

[@TJ-hd5ym]

Do you know your fps ? Have you tested ?

[@kgard43]

Thank you for this review. Where did you get your Gladius? I checked Pyramid Air and Hatsan USA and the degasser, and hammer adjusting tool did not come with it. thanks

[@aaroncantrell8819]

That is news to me. I know of two other people who owns one and all of us got the degasser and a red handled tool for locking the hammer for the adjustment. However we all purchased our guns over 4 years ago. But the hammer tool is not necessary but the degasser will be needed if you ever plan to install a regulator or depinger. Thanks and good luck.

[@m32mikestu]

What is the max fpe achievable with the .25? I care more about fpe than fps

[@richmikesell812]

I would like know what compressor you use and how long have you had it please. Thank you.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I have a Yong Heng Compressor and I have had it for about 3 years. I have done several videos on this compressor. Check them out. Thanks for watching.

[@richmikesell812]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Thanks again.

[@garypostell5268]

Thank you!

[@amrak-8401]

Thank you for the review sir. Did you shot the .22 or the .25? The paper target reads .22 not .25.🙏

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I did the video over a year ago when I owned a .25 and I had borrowed a .22 for the video. The one thing I did not like was the weight. All decked out it was over 10 lbs. So I opted to go lighter and therefore purchased the P15. Thanks for watching.

[@bonsolid933]

Aaron if you don’t mind let me ask you what bipod you using on the Gladius? I just ordered one it’s on the way . As always great video .Happy Holidays & God bless

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I use the Atlas knock offs that sell on Ebay for about $30. They look and are adjustable just like the real thing. But the tolerances are not tight like the real thing but for the money they are great. Thanks for watching. Sorry this is late but I just saw your comment.

[@cheapairgunner1966]

I have two .25 Hatsan AT-44 versions, TACT and PA. Love both, I’m more comfortable using the .25 over the .22 for game such as large raccoons. I agree with the great value of the Hatsans. Was your friend’s .22 regulated. Or just yours?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Love the AT-44. I almost got one. It is a proven platform that is very accurate. As to your question we both added regulators to our Gladius PCPs. Thanks for watching.

[@SpawnSniper]

I love your reviews Aaron! How would the Gladius compare to the Gamo Boxer?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I love bullpups so for me there is not contest, I would get the Boxer. Thanks for watching and best of luck.

[@tws2four]

Hey I watched your review on the Gladius and the Kral Puncher Breaker. Between those two guns which do you recommend? Really enjoy your videos.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I like the Puncher Breaker best. Both come with extra mags, Both are a bit heavy, Both has a have power adjusters and are very accurate and both have good moderators. However I think the Puncher Breaker wins because it feel better in hand and it looks great and it is more compact and it is a little lighter weighing 7.4lbs. Best of luck and thanks for watching.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I forgot to mention that I think the warranty is only 30 days. But you should check on that.

[@tws2four]

Thanks for the quick reply. I like the concepts of both guns. I have just read about a lot of things breaking in the Kral unless you buy one tuned from Troy Hammer. I just got a Hatsan Flash pup and loved shooting it but I am going to send it back due to a flaw in the barrel from the factory.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@tws2four Sorry to hear about you experience with the Flashpup. I would say that if you have to have a gun tuned you may as well go the a higher priced gun rather then spending the extra money on the tune. The only people who I know are getting them professionally tuned are bench rest shooters who have to have very tight groups. Just a though. Good luck.

[@AR-uj3js]

Hey which would be a better buy between the bullboss and gladius, power, quietness and can both take down a medium size deer sorry I'm new to this tnks

[@michaelleeman8372]

Very nice review! It seems to me that the primary reason for spending Hundreds of dollars or more that some do compared to this class of guns (Hatsan,Kral and Umarex Gauntlet,ect.) is essentially not much more than "bragging rights". Myself,I would rather save a Ton of money...and if I Ever felt the need to "impress folks", I would do so by hitting what I was aiming at. I used to be on a dart league and after watching/listening to Harvey Milquetoast brag about how much his fancy-schmancy darts cost, I Enjoyed the Hell out of waxing his ass with my $20 non-mechanical stone age po-boy darts! It sure is a Great time to be an air gunner. Especially if ya know how to shop/handle your money! Btw.. Is that a golf course behind that fence? (I saw the flag.) Mike.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree it is better to have tons of money rather than bragging rights. I like you idea of darts costs. This summer when we go the gun range and shoot with everyone we are hoping that our Gamo Urban performs well because we will be shooting against guns costing up to $2,500. We would love to just keep up with them with a $235.00 gun. Thanks for watching

[@bigearl8687]

good review ken...Hatsan does give you alot 4 less....if they can just put there guns on a diet it be a grand slam

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree they are too heavy for me to use as a carry gun for hunting but I like using it at the range. Thanks for watching.

[@taurbaby]

The sportsman in me wants to agree with you...but the old school toxic male in me wont let me!

[@bigearl8687]

@@taurbaby this wasn't 4 u, so it wouldn't have mattered 😐

[@taurbaby]

Gerald Williams just adding my 2 cents,didnt mean any disrespect

[@Jlitnin01]

All Hatsan AT44 versions also have anti-double feed.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Yes I thing that all the Hatsans are anti double feed. Thanks for watching.

[@NikolaosLedZeppelin]

Hi. Because you had review and shoot a P15 that's about the same price category... which one is better at 1. Power 2. Accuracy 3. Robustness 4. support / easy find spare parts 5. Upgrade friendly ???? Ps. I'm looking for a budget bullpup at .25cal Thank you

[@aaroncantrell8819]

They are not even similar in price. I paid $800 for the Gladius and $459 for the P15. So I could have almost gotten two P15 for the price of the Urban. As for accuracy the P15 tied with it. But for power the Gladius won and the power wheel was also a great option. However the regulated P15 had a better shot string. Thanks for watching.

[@NikolaosLedZeppelin]

@@aaroncantrell8819 here in Greece gladius costs 650€ and p15 600€ :-)

[@garypostell5268]

Excellent

[@shanker2010]

WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO PURCHASE THE AIR GUN

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Baker Airguns, Pyramid Air, Precision Airguns and Supplies And Airgun Depot in the USA and Krale in the Europe. Thanks for watching.

[@shanker2010]

@@aaroncantrell8819 thank you

[@zaunkonig3493]

Hello Aaron, thanks for the outstanding review. What kind of scope do you use ? Best wishes from Switzerland Rene

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I use UTG SWAT Sidewheel focus scopes. I have three of them and two are 4-16x56mm and one is a 6-24x56mm. They are a bit heavy because of the big optics but they gather lots of light and are cristal clear. If you find these to be too heavy the UTG SWAT 4-16x44mm is lighter and still does a great job. They can both be found on eBay for between $129 and $179. I am excited to hear from someone from Switzerland. Thanks you for watching.

[@zaunkonig3493]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Hello Aaron, thanks for the informations. Great to hear that scopes below 500 usd can do the job. Aret hoose able to shoot at 9 meters? I am in the find out phase which sbd could do the job for me. Therefore I really listen to your films on KZbin. Hatsan, Artemis or Fx ? I could hold the fx crown in my hand, absolute great stock and adjustable chin Rest. Most time I shoot 10m Indoor with an old springer, not accurate at all.... At the backyard option up to maybe 30-40m. Therefore the sdb should be very quiet. I like your quiet target made of clothes an a hard paper box. Thanks for any suggestions and great owner whos shares his knowledge! Best wishes and always accurate shooting Rene

[@mansoortiger1315]

Which scope is this

[@mike48632]

Great video as usual ! Your video has really made my choice easy I was leaning towards the Flashpup BUT with all of the extras that come with the Gladius I have no question about getting it , I am selling my Belgum Browning Lightweight 12 shotgun and getting it as soon as it sells .

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Great choice. I love the price at $350, its light weigh and it is very quietness and accurate. Good luck on selling your gun and getting your Flashpup. Thanks for watching.

[@123edwardzpad]

Thank you

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for watching.

[@fishingtech900]

How to bring Calibrgun cricket in India.......I wanna buy

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Check with your government. They should know what it takes to bring an airgun into the country. Thanks for watching.

[@Gunner-ll1zd]

Do you hunt at night? What's ur setup?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I do not hunt at night but I have lots of video of animals using my night vision equipment. I posted some of it in my past videos. I did two different reviews on my night vision setup in the past. Current I am working on a video on my new ATN 4K. Hope to post it in a few weeks. Thank for asking.

[@bornagian1744]

Aron.whic gun r u puttg the reg in aron.alex

[@aaroncantrell8819]

We are considering putting a Huma in the Urban as well as making other some other adjustments on it. I will be posting more abut the Urban and P15 this spring. Thanks again.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Ken has already put a Huma Reg in his Gladius. I am going to sell my Gladius so I will not be putting a reg in it.

[@bornagian1744]

Asome great work aron😁

[@bornagian1744]

I'll be doing upgrades on my mrod.ill email when I get it done.alex

[@aaroncantrell8819]

You should post a video on your mrod.ill so everything can see it. Thanks for watching.

[@MRVideos549]

Thank you for the review. I also want to buy this gun. Please advise me. Love from Pakistan❤️❤️❤️

[@aaroncantrell8819]

You can find it at any store selling PCPs. I got my gun at: www.pyramydair.com/

[@bulent500]

nice

[@phillipmendiola1257]

Indeed a bit heavy !

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Yes!

[@mansoortiger1315]

Wawoo good review

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I am sorry this is so late but I just saw your comment. Thanks for watching and best of luck.

[@michaelb.42112]

Hatsan is an amazing rifle. I LOVE them !!!! All of the ones I own are .177's and have PLENTY of power and hitting strength.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Have you tried the .177 H&N Baracuda Hunters in 10.49gr. Both my guns love that pellet and it hits very hard also. Thanks and best of luck.

[@medusa210562]

all this videos would be me much more interesting if they would shoot a 6mm plywood at say 10 yards, (fixed not loose) and then at further distances, and see up to what distance it would puncture it. 6mm play wood, that's not a thick one.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Why should I do that. If you need to know all you need to do is to see the pellet weight and the feet per second to figure that out for any gun. Also we don't hunt plywood. Just saying. Thanks for watching.

[@medusa210562]

@@aaroncantrell8819 look this is not an important topic for me. But I know nothing about pallet weight, nothing about speed of bullet/pallet. Nothing about killing animals, I am a carpenter so I know how hard 6mm plywood is. And here in Australia is hard to own anything that shoots.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for informing me of the problem of shooting in Australia. I have watch Meathead Marksman video on laws there and now I understand the history and the gun laws there. Thanks.

[@Joe_Goofball]

Today, they're just under $1,100.

[@bornagian1744]

I'm workg on it.im not do e with.gettg a new aluminum extended tube.plus a reg and some mo monkeydaddy magic.alex

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I am getting a regulator for my gun also because I don't like the shot curve. Will the extended tube increase the shot count? Thanks for watching.

[@danielgonzalez7966]

Not really a fan of Hatsan I had 3 returned 1 and sold the other 2. They are heavy jams easily the trigger is just terrible and the stocks are all cheap and ugly in my opinion. Ataman all the way guys they make quality pcp air rifles.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I purchased the Gladius after watching a review done by Airgun Hunter Extreme. I added a regulator to lose the shot curve and to get more shots. The only problem I had with it was it certainly was too heavy. So I sold it at a big loss and purchased a P15 with the money. I learned form the Gladius and my Impact not to listen to just a few people but to really research the hell out of a gun before purchasing it. Thanks for watching.

[@danielgonzalez7966]

@@aaroncantrell8819 good work on all the videos love the content. I cant say enough good things about Ataman pcp air rifles. They are worth a review if you can get your hands on one.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@danielgonzalez7966 The Ataman is a great brand and I would love to review on if I could get my hands on one. Thanks for watching and best of luck.

[@stedyone1090]

Heavy Hatsans. Too many pounds in weight, unless you are Superman. Lol. O rings come with it hint, hint. Lol

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Sorry this is so late but I just saw your comment. You are right that is why I sold my .25 cal and purchased a P15. It weighs half as much as a Gladius. Never had a problem with the O rings. Thanks for watching.