Hatsan FlashPup QE

[BobsterIT]

hey guys,



Looking at purchasing the Hatsan FlashPup QE. Which would you purchase? The , Synthetic Stock or the Wood Stock?

My concern is that the wood stock may be soft and easily scratched. If anyone owns one let me know.



Thanks 

 

[SteveP-52]

I own both actually. Wood stock, bolt action in .25 and the synthetic with a side lever in .25. If scratching the wood bothers you, it wouldn't be hard to use a couple coats of Tru-oil or something similar on it to protect it a little better and would also make it easy to touch up if you needed to.

 

[boogermeister]

I have the wood stocked one in .22. The stock is as hard as any wood you would find on a stock, I would not call it soft, but of course you can scratch it just like any wood. I will say mine looks like new and I have not babied it at all.

 

[Quad82]

I have a .22 and a .25 both in wood. They do mare up pretty easy. But it’s not like it’s a classy stock to start with. IMO the Turkish stained walnut is comparable to our painted pine 2x4. I have seen better looking Beech stocks. But I do like how both of mine shoot!

 

[SteveP-52]

My first rifle getting back into air gunning was a Hatsan Model 95 with a seriously lousy finish on it that had to be fixed. They pretty easy to and look pretty nice when done.