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I would still contact the vendor you purchased it from and let them know you aren't getting any help from Hatsan. They may take it back and return it Hatsan. They may decide to drop the Hatsan line if they get too many complaints. Or, they may just ghost you like Hatsan did, seems to be the...

Yep, you pretty much have to go in knowing you’ll be repairing it if you buy a refurb. My Flash-R is leaking again, but it’s a slow leak this time. I really don’t feel like messing with it right now, maybe this winter. In the mean time, I just top it off, shoot till it’s around reg pressure...

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I would be interested in hearing more, specifically, the brand and type of compressor used to fill the airguns. I'm betting it was a faster filling compressor like a YH or similar. I would think a slower filling air compressor like the GX Pumps CS series wouldn't be as bad. Plus, the use of...

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I have a GX Pump's CS4 and a L3 (battery powered). The CS$ is awesome and will fill tanks. The L3 (same as a CS3) fills airguns great. The L3 is great for when you're in the field and don't have an external power source. They use Makita Batteries, so spares are easy to find. You can check...

Per their website, it's once a year. They don't really specify a specific number of hours of use...

I have a couple of Hatsan Jets up for sale. These are being sold as a set because they are in a double pistol case. 1. Jet 1, .22 Caliber, Includes second Air Cylinder, 2 OEM Magazines, 1 Larger Magazine, Single Shot Tray, LDC Adapter and both the Buck Rail Pump Action and OEM Side Lever...

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He brings up a good point about Thermals not being a great choice for daytime shooting due to the possibility of damaging the sensors. The ThermNight is a great idea having the thermal for spotting critters and the NV to further identify the critter, but dang, they are pricey! A regular NV...

Here is a video that talks about the differences between the V1 and V2. Keep in mind this is a YT Influencer who was probably sent this scope free of charge, so to ensure he keeps receiving freebies to review, he's probably not going to be as harsh as someone who spent their hard earned cash on...

Yes, to get the best results from the LRF function, it's best to enter all ballistic information into the Ballistics calculator. There are videos on YT that do a good job of explaining how and what info is actually needed. I have no experience with the V2 LRF, but from what I've seen on YT...

If you find that setting, please let me know!

The benefit of the V1 LRF is the cost. A V2 non-LRF is around $423, a V1 LRF is around $468. A V2 LRF will run over $600. The benefit of LRF is the automatic adjustment of the retinal at different distances. I can zero at 35 yards (my target distance) and then laser range a rat at 50 yards...

As stated above, the 5-20 will give better resolution at lower magnification, meaning if shooting rats at 50 yards, little of no magnification is needed to get good shot placement, but a 3-12 would need some magnification, which will degrade the resolution of your sight picture and video if you...