Hi guys.i have a question for u.im lookg for people who have them.and how they.are.im lookg at the 357.give me ur thoughts alex
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Don’t have the 357 but I do have a .30 cal and once I got the trigger to where I liked it and put a LDC on it and put some paint on the stock I have no complaints.
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I have a Bully 357 it’s very hold sensitive can’t get a tight group past 50 yards but makes some good power with hammer spring maxed out it will put out 140 fp.
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I wouldn't have thought a pcp would be hold sensitive like a springer. Looking at the pic provided by Imold I see the bipod attached to the bottle surround that appears to be attached to the bbl. bands. Could this be causing the sensitivity? Im not currently in the market for another pcp due to money needing to go elsewhere but have been looking at the Hatsan bull pups based on the old 44 long, a proven action that's well known to tuners. When things improve Im looking for a walnut streamline in .25.
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I have no problems hitting my 3” plate at 50 yards or the 6” at 100 yards, I’ve only zeroed it in on paper at 50 yards and then I just shoot AR plates the rest of the time. Bigragu did put a shorter Bullmaster rail on his and removed the bottle gaurd and then put a nice wide tank mount 3 picatinny rail system on his.
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I have a 25 Bully.
My it tooks some time until i had good results with it.
It was not like my at44 out of the box that i adjust with 2 magazins of pellets and than have fun.
I tooks more time to find the right shoot technik on table sticks or wathever, i dont use a bipod.
Since the barrel and the scope are relativly far apart and can be edged by wrong shoot technik
Besides the hs screw has to be on very light possition and the workingpressure between 180-120bar
With this settings the Bully gives me 20 accurate shots.
I have 5000 + with this gun
I would prepare if i hade the choice to buy a Slayer ,sam yang,or condor
Have more power in 9mm and are as i think more mellow
My it tooks some time until i had good results with it.
It was not like my at44 out of the box that i adjust with 2 magazins of pellets and than have fun.
I tooks more time to find the right shoot technik on table sticks or wathever, i dont use a bipod.
Since the barrel and the scope are relativly far apart and can be edged by wrong shoot technik
Besides the hs screw has to be on very light possition and the workingpressure between 180-120bar
With this settings the Bully gives me 20 accurate shots.
I have 5000 + with this gun
I would prepare if i hade the choice to buy a Slayer ,sam yang,or condor
Have more power in 9mm and are as i think more mellow
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That trigger feel like it on safety all the time even after I call myself adjusting it...loud n powerful!!!!first .30 cal!!!!
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I agree the .30 Bully sure does BARK that’s why I put the DonnyFL Emperor on it, the side lever is now louder then the shot, the trigger can be a bit finicky because if you go to much it won’t shoot it’s like it’s on safety, took me a few try’s to get it right on mine. If you haven’t seen my video shooting it to show how quiet it is you should watch it, it’s only 30 seconds long but let’s you know how quiet it can be, don’t even know it’s a .30.
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Yes I seen your video lmold...I ordered the ronin it’s nt as quiet as your but better with then without 
...gonna sell it to my brother and buy Emperor...gun looks 10x betta in person IMO!!!
...gonna sell it to my brother and buy Emperor...gun looks 10x betta in person IMO!!!Upvote 0
Donny said the RONIN was good if your shooting 900 FPS or under, I’m at 991-996 with JSB 44.75’s and tetherd.
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Yes it is, all I did was add the Emperor and lighten up the trigger through trial and error. That is shooting tetherd so my shots were more consistent that’s it.
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Nt bad @50 once on paper shooting off my rifle bag....3shoots @3 clock was me shooting at the number on the target 
.....pull da 2 top right of bullseye....
.....pull da 2 top right of bullseye....Upvote 0
I don't know if you fellas saw my post on other forums but I have a Bully in .45 cal. and when I first received it I couldn't get decent groups out of it. This is because Hatsan made a serious error when designing this gun. The bottle shroud is not firmly attached to the bottle. If you take the front end of the scope rail and push it from side to side while watching it closely you will see that the whole rail moves. This is what is causing your inaccuracy. I solved my guns poor design by simply running a bead of clear silicone seal down the front of the bottle shroud where it contacts the bottle. This turned my gun from a poor shooter to a 11/2" grouper at 70yards with a low power scope. Will do better when I go to more power on the optics. The silicone also is easy to remove if you need to disassemble the gun.
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