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I ordered from Hatsan because my order from Pyramid was back ordered for over a month and I wasn’t sure if they were ever going to get a shipment in. I got my slugs today and when I opened my email I got the message from Pyramid that their shipment just came in. When I placed the order I locked...

I just received an order of ten tins of slugs from Hatsan. I placed the order July 6th, they shipped on the 7th, and I got them to my front door today(July12th). They were in perfect condition...tins were triple wrapped with tape and double wrapped with bubble wrap. Even the box itself was in...

I did not know that H&N and Hatsan were hooked up with one another. Thanks for the info. Do you know if any other retailers of airgun ammo are having problems getting product? What exactly does being the rep mean? Does Hatsan import all H&N ammo into the US and distribute the products to the...

Yep, I agree. My AA S410 shoots pellets(14.3gr Crossman Premiers and 15.89 and 18.13gr JSB's) out to 75yds excellenty, but is lousy with slugs. My FX King has a 1/16 twist and shoots slugs out to 100+yds but pellets just don't cut it for those distances and that rate of twist.

But not if they don't have them in stock. I have been waiting since the begininng of June for Pyramid to get their shipment in.

I recently ordered some H&N Precision 22cal 33gr .218 slugs from Hatsan. I also ordered the same slugs from Pyramid about six weeks ago and Pyramid says that they haven't gotten their shipment in yet, but Hatsan sent me an email the day after placing the order saying that my slugs are on their...

Who are "they?"

More details are needed like where to buy them for that discount. And 25%, feels kinda scammy.

It's unlikely that many of you have had experience with both Zeiss Conquest scopes and Element Nexus scopes, but I'm going to ask my question anyway in hopes that one or two of you might provide a cogent opinion about them. Are they about the same as far as clarity and contrast are concerned? I...

Unfortunately, some people simply lack the ability to sense that they are being duped. For example, I have a friend with cancer and has had several strokes who was told by several highly competent friends that he was being scammed when he got a warning message about his bank account being frozen...

I just saw another ad for Vortex having a huge sale-all scopes with 80% mark downs. I didn't click on it, I reported it as false advertising-but I don't think that will put a dent in their nefarious activities.

!00% agree about your 99.9%

One more instance of "you get what you pay for," being a truism. I have yet to meet a person into guns that isn't equally into knives. I too have a collection of MCUSTA's, Bench Made, GSakai, Enzo, etc knives. I also have about eleventeen knife sharpening doodads that are great paper weights.

Being the pattern seeking human that I instinctually am, my b*llsh*t detector went off as soon as I saw that every single scope on the linked page was 79% off. Leupold controls the price a legal dealer can sell a new scope of theirs, and I have never seen legitimate Leupold dealers have 79%...

Good on you! But if it was not delivered, how can you claim it to be counterfeit?

When it seems to be a Leupold ad, it's not random. And I think by random, you are mistaken, they are not random at all, the algorithm deliberately sends them my way...totally the opposite of random.

"Gun cracked all three times"...I don't know what that means.

I just got an ad on Facebook for a giant closeout sale at Leupold. When I clicked on the link it, it took me to what seems like Leupold's home site, but everything is being sold at 79% off. That is just too good to be true. I wonder how many poor sods are falling for this? I saw something...

It will cost a little more than a tank of gas. Need cheap, but still a better deal than eggs!

It seems illuminated reticles are all the rage nowadays. I suspect a lot of manufacturers are putting a lot of advertising $ into making the the illuminated reticles a major selling point on their scopes. For example, in looking at the choices for reticles with the Titan line of Element scopes...