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I own a Hatsan Jet 2 in .177 and was having serious accuracy issues with a Buck-Rail suppressor. I contacted them with what I'd tried and the results I'd experienced and, suspecting minor clipping of the pellet to be the cause of my accuracy woes (3" group at 10 yards with moderator, ragged hole...

Just to pile on ... I have two K1's and have put over 5K rounds through the two of them. I have had exactly two issues since either was new and both issues were related to my leaving the magazine load/lock lever in the up position when pulling the trigger - this is a guaranteed jam. The symptom...

I just tried it. Works fine. I am right handed, FYI, and just shouldered and shot left handed - no blasts of air or moving parts grabbing at my cheek etc... The Huben is semi-auto so no charging handle to get in the way either!

Hatsan Jet II in .177 - has never shot well. For really short range plinking, it's fun. Moving back a little to 25 yards, I'm seeing grouping in the 2" range so I contacted Hatsan and the said "what do you expect, it's only got a (short) barrel?" This left me a bit nonplussed but I'm open to...

Follow up - the Burris is rock solid on my .22, and is perfect in my "inside 20 yards" use. The cheapie red dot I got from Amazon is worthless though. The POI shifts from time to time and switching between "reticles" causes a major POI shift. I recommend that you stick with the Burris or, if you...

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definitely not a scope (zero magnification) or holographic sight. probably a laser

IRBent - The compressor is still running great. I'm using it at least once per day and sometimes multiple - two hubens filled to 4500, and two Hatsan Jets filled to 3400 or so (250 bar), as well as my son's Hatsan and Kral. No issues at all. I follow the fill one then let it cool regimen. Hubens...

I will put in my 2 cents for the Huben K1 - mine in .25 easily hits 90FPE with no special tuning, semi auto, accurate, shoots slugs really accurately (once you get the right slug), and is really well built. There are a bunch of great guns out there, though!

My experience is that once you get past 50 clicks (or so) there is no more gain in shot velocity.

Budget permitting, yes. My experience is that if you set it up right (make sure regulator is set at 15MPa or above), and load it carefully (don't jam the pellets in (I slightly tilt them up at the skirt and slide them gently into the magazine) the Huben K1's are rock solid, quiet, and smooth...

I have a pair of 2022 K1's in .22 and .25 respectively. I used screw style sling studs on both of mine. I got a pack of them from Amazon and there was a great assortment of screw lengths. I inserted a toothpick into the factory holes in the K1 stock to make sure I was not overpenetrating then...

Brief update: My son and I each got Jet 2's for use in the carbine configuration in our respective back yards. We both have .177's and I also have a .22. For the .177's - they were barely back yard tolerable (definitely not friendly). The .22 on the other hand is hearing protection loud...

I've seen dovetail to weaver adapters that have 20MOA tilt built in. Perhaps this may be an option for you? This is a ages old issue for bullpups and scopes - they often have huge bore to scope centerline spacing compared to a more conventional form factor rifle.

Perfect! I'm glad it is working out for you.

I should have asked if you are looking to shoot the Jet as a pistol, in which case long eye relief is essential and either a specialized scope or pretty much any red dot will do, or if you are shooting the Jet as a carbine, in which case conventional rifle scopes are also in the cards! My red...

I used a super cheap red dot mounted on a dovetail to picatinny adapter. In my use, the red dot is best as I do not need magnification. I have a Burris red dot, slightly higher end, that works great on my Ruger 10/22. I may try it on my Jet just for fun!

I have purchased in three orders a Huben K1 in .22, an FX Chrono, and some pellets, from Ares in the past and have had great experiences. I highly recommend them for buying and great communications. I had several email exchanges with Zach before buying my Huben and his advice was dead-on. Ares...

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