Thoughts on the hatsan bull boss

I have the bull boss in 25 caliber, and i have know problem with my

I've had my bullboss .22 for 6 months with no issues, it shoots hard and accurate. My backyard range is 30 yard distance and it groups within 3/4" easily. Cocking lever is smooth and the quiet energy system is definitely backyard friendly. My bullboss has a nice wood stock and is well designed for a sub $600 PCP air rifle. The magazines are very basic and loading them is simple. This bullboss is rugged and built to last.

I own FX, Air Arms, BSA, Career, Sumatra, JKhan and a few other brand PCP airguns and this Hatsan bullboss is a keeper that I would recommend.

I use my Yong Heng compressor to refill 90ci tanks then refill my bullboss, I would only use a handpump for small reservoirs and pistols.

Filling the bullboss reservoir with a handpump from 2000psi to 3000psi is certainly doable.

I shoot the Air Arms Diabolo Field 16 grain pellets, but it also shoots the Crosman Premier domed 14.3 grain and JSB pellets accurately.

Hatsans in .22 seem to be more accurate in my experience. Trigger was good and adjustable for the price point. Power was good solid and quiet. Little heavy although. For the beginner or the novice, the backyard slayer, it is a great gun.

My experience with Hatsan is that they seem to have good barrels and are accurate. Trigger is ok with some tender loving care. The Bull Boss is very heavy. The cocking lever works but seems cheap.

I have several Hatsans and for the price of the bullboss I would recommend going KRAL instead for the same money or maybe cheaper. I bought my first Kral after all the Hatsans and quality and accuracy seems a lot better on the KRAL and no regulator needed it shoots like a regulated gun straight out of the box. Furthermore the Hatsan QE thing simply isn't quiet enough for me and the trigger too. JMO! YO!

I have several Hatsans and for the price of the bullboss I would recommend going KRAL instead for the same money or maybe cheaper. I bought my first Kral after all the Hatsans and quality and accuracy seems a lot better on the KRAL and no regulator needed it shoots like a regulated gun straight out of the box. Furthermore the Hatsan QE thing simply isn't quiet enough for me and the trigger too. JMO! YO!

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Although I agree with your points with the Kral guns, the bull boss is significantly more powerful out of the box, and even if you were to tune your kral, a tuned bullboss will still outdo it in the power department. I think the choice is made based on need and want. 

I had a BB in 25. I say run away and forget all about it.