If you are a Hatsan fan, you know what to expect.
Sturdy build, no frills design. Accuracy on the .25 Hatsans is always rather good. The 6 setting power adjuster is an interesting addition, and hopefully something they will incorporate into some of their other designs. I'd love to see it on the new Nova model they have. At max power setting, I was getting right around 40FPE out of the box over two full magazines. Overall, a good first entry from Hatsan into the Bullpup market.
Things I'd like to see different:
Not a big fan of the stock material Hatsan uses. It seems a bit on the, well, cheap side. There was some flash on the stock from the molding process as well. The Gladius is on the heavy side, but that is to be expected with a Hatsan. The case it came with was on the heavy side as well, so maybe they are using the same material for both the case and the stock
http://www.airgunsarp.com/2016/03/14/reviewing-the-hatsan-gladius-bullpup/
Sturdy build, no frills design. Accuracy on the .25 Hatsans is always rather good. The 6 setting power adjuster is an interesting addition, and hopefully something they will incorporate into some of their other designs. I'd love to see it on the new Nova model they have. At max power setting, I was getting right around 40FPE out of the box over two full magazines. Overall, a good first entry from Hatsan into the Bullpup market.
Things I'd like to see different:
Not a big fan of the stock material Hatsan uses. It seems a bit on the, well, cheap side. There was some flash on the stock from the molding process as well. The Gladius is on the heavy side, but that is to be expected with a Hatsan. The case it came with was on the heavy side as well, so maybe they are using the same material for both the case and the stock
http://www.airgunsarp.com/2016/03/14/reviewing-the-hatsan-gladius-bullpup/