Hatsan bullboss.25.cal

[2511bless]

Hello guys I'm new to the form just wondering if anybody have any feedback on the Hatsan bullboss 25 caliber for example can you get around 900 ft per seconds and if you can for how many shots also how would you rate the sound. Thanks 

MOD EDIT moved to PCP section

 

[OldCorps]

Depends on pellet weight of course but I get 3 mags (27 shots) at 870 fps with JSB Kings 25.39gr. It was about 900fps but I turned the power down a bit for more shots. I can actually get 4 mags but the power & poi drops off. BTW, I got one of these refurbs directly from Hatsan. Absolutely like new, not a mark on it and shoots great!
https://hatsanusa.com/collections/parts-and-refurb-buys/products/_bullboss-refurbished?variant=40516465940
Hope this helps!

Ed

 

[Imold]

I just bought a refurbished .25 BullBoss per OldCorps suggestion and there is not a mark on mine either,the only issue I had was my fill Probe wasn't in the box and they had to send one out,I just finished mowing my shooting/hunting property so I will be getting out to try it out sometime soon.......The heat and my Meds don't go hand in hand so now I need to wait till it cools down a bit.

 

[2511bless]

Hey guys I appreciate it thanks.

 

[OldCorps]

Hey, I should get commission from Hatsan! Hope you're feeling better imold. It's too hot to shoot here today for this old man as well!

Ed

 

[OldCorps]

Btw, Hatsan has the "up to" fps listed incorrectly for the Bullboss. It's the same as the AT44 LONG which is:

.177----1170fps
.22-----1070fps
.25------970fps
This is with a lighter pellet of course but still lead. With the .25 I'm thinking it's with a 19.91gr.

Ed

 

[chasdicapua]

Yes, Hatsan tests their .25 rifles with the 19.91gr. So, take 80 fps or so off, and that's what it will shoot the JSB Kings at. 

 

[Imold]

I will be shooting the King 25.39 for plinking/target..Dug out my Chrono Pro that's been collecting dust since my heart attack, put a new 9V battery in it and it turned on so that's a good start, I don't think I want to try anything lighter then the 25.39's that way I wount expect high fps and will be happy with 880 or around there. We are supposed to get storms tomorrow but I'm still putting it in the truck just in case I get out to the property with no rain falling or massive winds.

 

[Highrise]

I have a .25 Bullboss and get 925 with 25.39 JSB,
roughly 20--25 shots per fill ( 2,900 out of a regulated Air Vent 90 CI tank)
it is very accurate and quiet, but does have quite a twang to it. Fixed that with a $2 baby bottle brush which worked extremely well.
i shoot from inside my home out the gun room door in the basement and people on the floor above do not hear it.
awsome!

 

[fz1yamaha]

Highrise @925 with kings- try the 34gr jsbs might be around 825 and be wind proof-ish

 

[Imold]

Was going to go shoot but we had a storm go through,the worst we had in 20 years,lot of property damage and just got power back about 20 minutes ago,the chainsaws are running through out the lake shore,boats flipped still in their lifts our boats are ok but think I have about 7-8 grand in damage so it will be a few more days before I get out and shoot my new to me BullBoss. Just a few quick pics.

 

[Imold]

Roads were impassable for about 10 hours and power was out for about 22 hours, I really need to go shoot now just to relax.

 

[OldCorps]

That looks pretty bad imold, feel for you. Try to just be grateful no one got hurt or worse (I hope!) "stuff" can repaired or replaced, people can't. Hang in there, we're pulling for you! I'm not sure but I seem to remember your in Minnesota, right?

Ed

 

[AG72]

O dear... That look realy bad, hope nobody got hurt! I have read on several forums about the baby bottle brusch fix, but no info how to do it, and haven't seen any pictures/video of it, could you help me out where to find the info /pics? 

 

[Imold]

Yep West central Mn, the tree cutting companies are still out on our road clearing properties,it was straight line wind around 70mph is what they are saying, about 7 homes had trees go into them another 5 or so had trees hit them but not go into them and everyone lost trees,cotton woods and Oaks and evergreens, our land is sand and dirt so the root systems don't get too deep but the trees are big, I have one big oak I need to go cut up yet then my yard is clean of falled trees and limbs.
Our lakeshore will never look the same.
Tomorrow my youngest takes his Drivers permit test and after that we are going shooting...Taking the .25 BullBoss and the .357 BullDog out for a spin,just going to shoot no chrono testing just stress relief.

 

[Imold]

You can see where the county cut a path thru the fallen trees just to get to us,it's the same for about a 1/2 mile,they cut just enough for people to get out, one pic is to the east other is to the west of my home and you can't see the tree cutter truck working there way down the properties, 3 of the 4 power polls are new as of last night. The multiple blizzards of the 96-97 winter and the flooding was the last big weather Blast we have really had.

 

[Imold]

Back to BullBoss talk.....trying to figure out what scope to put on it,defiantly need high scope mounts, think I might go with a 4-14 I've tried a 4-32 fixed and a 6-24x50 and really didn't like either on it, I also put my Vortex Viper 1-4x24 on it and dint care to much for that either,3-9 was ok but need or want just a bit more on it, thinking maybe 4-14x42/44 maybe even stay 40 but I want the .25 BullBoss to be My hunting rig.

 

[Imold]

This is the BullBoss as it sits now.

 

[OldCorps]

I've got a 3-12X44 BSA with side focus on mine. I initially had UTG high mounts but the scope still wasn't up enough to be comfortable for me. I put medium (.83") UTG risers under the rings and that did the job. Worked great for me.

Ed

 

[Imold]

The tall rings did it for me,I have a few different height risers I could of put on the rail but went with the 1" tall rings and now when I shoulder the Boss I'm lined up perfectly.