Full auto Blitz pellet gun, QUESTION

Ask and look up Airgun Channel NATE. I think he is selling the brand new one that he just received and posted a review on. It's got feed jamming problems that he already stated it needs to be sent in for warranty on a brand new gun that requires lots of maintenance to keep it operational.

Perhaps an Evanix brand Semiauto may be more reliable as well as the LCS-SK19.

I am just starting to test my 0.22 Blitz. I use the non lead pellets since I shoot in my basement and they are much lighter than lead pellets. On semi auto I had no problems but on full auto I had one stoppage. This gun is blowback operated similar to their Barrage and Sortie semi auto guns where I found that the weight of the pellet is important. I am just ready to test a heavy lead pellet on full auto. The full auto is extremely fast. I do not think you can move your finger on the trigger fast enough to shoot just part of a magazine.

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Mike, I just tested my Blitz on full auto with a heavier 18 grain lead pellet and it worked very well. No stoppage with the heavier pellet. My conclusion is that the 0.22 Blitz needs a heavy pellet for full auto operation.

It is amazing how fast they dump a whole magazine! I've had no problems with my 30 cal Blitz. However, my wallet has a problem with 30 cal ammo ! Ha! Mine shoots pellets or slugs. VERY fast. Longevity, I dunno. All I can say, is it's fun while it lasts! I also own a barrage, and 2 sorties, and a SK19, and a Huben, 3 or 4 FX's among many others. Spoiled rotten!

My .30 Blitz has gone through 500 pellets without issue. From what I can tell, the only people who don't like the Blitz are those who don't own one, those who have no mechanical skills, or those who are averse to full auto larger caliber high power guns for political reasons and have stated their goal to torpedo this model on message boards. I have seen plenty of complaints regarding SK (huben rip-off) reliability but you don't see me jumping in on those threads because I don't own one and have nothing to add to those discussions aside from design critique. For half the price the Blitz is twice the gun 

Higher rate of fire
removable magazine
over 100 shots per fill

No comparison. If I'm being fair, I guess the SK19 has a lighter trigger pull and is shorter. But if I'm spending two grand, I 'm choosing two Blitzes without hesitation. I am likely getting another in a 25 unless the FA Edgun becomes available soon



I get 2-4 pellet bursts with a quick squeeze. I have never once dumped a full mag or come close to it.

I do not think you can move your finger on the trigger fast enough to shoot just part of a magazine.

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In my opinion, the Blitz looks like it's price, where as the Huben and SK19 do "look" like a more expensive rifle. Probably because of all the plastic I guess.

Looks are a taste thing. Maybe it looks cheaper but it also looks a lot more formidable. I think the only other points the competition scores over the Hatsan would be in the weight category and adjustability. So size, weight, adjustability and lighter trigger pull all go in favor of the Huben and it's copycat. And I'll allow that those could explain a slightly higher cost. But at twice the price, still choosing two Blitzes

In my opinion, the Blitz looks like it's price, where as the Huben and SK19 do "look" like a more expensive rifle. Probably because of all the plastic I guess.

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I can get three bursts from my 25 cal blitz with the 19 pellets. It just takes good reflexes because it does dump them fast. Full auto is fun, but my wallet likes the semi auto.

I'm going to try a full auto burst, in the flight path of a buzzard, and see if it fly's into the string of pellets. Should be pretty neat.

My dad owns a .25 blitz has probably shot around 3k pellets through it without cleaning it and still working flawlessly. I think you are supposed to keep cleaning to a very minimum on the blitz with no lubricants, my dad should probably clean his barrel the a dry patch at least but it’s still very accurate despite never cleaning. I’d say one thing I notice is on full auto the pellets definitely have more power than semi auto 

OK, I'm definitely a Hatsan hater,...but now I'm curious and want to buy a Blitz  

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