The Jet 1 and Jet 2 are very capable PCP pistol/carbine combos. This beauty is affordable, accurate, and powerful. Great job Hatsan! Here is a full review of my time with the Hatsan JET 2. Thanks for watching! -Nate
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Hatsan JET 2 (Full Review) an Accurate PCP Pistol/Carbine with 45 shots per fill!
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The Jet 1 and Jet 2 are very capable PCP pistol/carbine combos. This beauty is affordable, accurate, and powerful. Great job Hatsan! Here is a full review of my time with the Hatsan JET 2. Thanks for watching! -Nate
Nice review Nate! I have 2 Jets, a .25 I converted to a Jet 2 and a .22 that is still a Jet 1, but now has a spare, hot swappable air cylinder, for extra shots in the field! These are super light weight and easyly broken down and stuffed into a backpack! I think Hatsan hit themark with these!
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Did you shoot an entire shot string?
If you did, can you add the shot string?
Hatsan states that for the Jet 2 you get 40-45 shots within 85% of the peak.
Assuming that in .22 cal the peak is 650 FPS (quite reasonable based on the info) this means that you get 40-45 shots between 650 *0.85 = 552.5 FPS and 650 FPS.
If this is correct then it would make the Notos a short range (20-25 yards) plinker at best.
That performance is just as bad as other unregulated PCP pistols like Diana Bandit.
If you want a PCP pistol with a decent performance I would buy a regulated on like the PP700 or PP750.
If you did, can you add the shot string?
Hatsan states that for the Jet 2 you get 40-45 shots within 85% of the peak.
Assuming that in .22 cal the peak is 650 FPS (quite reasonable based on the info) this means that you get 40-45 shots between 650 *0.85 = 552.5 FPS and 650 FPS.
If this is correct then it would make the Notos a short range (20-25 yards) plinker at best.
That performance is just as bad as other unregulated PCP pistols like Diana Bandit.
If you want a PCP pistol with a decent performance I would buy a regulated on like the PP700 or PP750.
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I have the Hatsan jet 2 in .22 and find it to be a good shooter. I also commented on this video about how I have the donnyFL adapter and buck rail suppressor so here it is.
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I really like my Jets. I have numerous Jet 1 and Jet 2 in all calibers. They have a really good feel, especially with the stock attached.
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Just reading through the replies makes me wonder if a couple of the commenters even watched the video?
looks to be quite accurate and fun to shoot. Nice review.
looks to be quite accurate and fun to shoot. Nice review.
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Very false opinion. Regulation doesn't make an accurate gun, just extends usable amount of shots within acceptable range
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My first .177 Jet 2 had a bent barrel, poorly cut crown & a distorted frame but Hatsan replaced it with an example that exceeds my expectation.
Every manufacturer puts out some lemons (I worked on Mercedes Benz for 30 years & I've seen a few). However, when a company is willing to make it right, as they did for me, then I say the Jet is worth a try.
If you have a performance issue with yours, give Hatsan a chance to fix it.
Every manufacturer puts out some lemons (I worked on Mercedes Benz for 30 years & I've seen a few). However, when a company is willing to make it right, as they did for me, then I say the Jet is worth a try.
If you have a performance issue with yours, give Hatsan a chance to fix it.
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Great review. Thank you!
I was surprised to hear Nate say that the barrel needed cleaning every 50 shots or so. Have those of you who have a Jet found this to be true with yours?
I was surprised to hear Nate say that the barrel needed cleaning every 50 shots or so. Have those of you who have a Jet found this to be true with yours?
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I haven't cleaned any of mine once. Haven't put them through any rigorous accuracy testing, but they hit what I want. Only issues I have had is when changing pellets. Point of impact changes slightly, but that's about it.
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Here is one of mine in .177. It shoots at 820fps on a full fill. I had another Jet 2 in .177 shooting at 880fps. Definitely higher than advertised. Pigeons under my solar panels don't like them.
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