Are hatsan guns good?

The Hatsan 95 is an accurate, powerful and well-built air rifle that looks just as good as it shoots. For under $200, this is one of my best air rifle and is easily worth double its price and is right on par with the big name rifles on the market today.

Where are hatsan guns made?

With their factory located in Izmir, Turkey, they are one of the few manufacturers that handle all production in-house for an impressive level of quality control. They export 95% of their volume to over 90 countries in the world.

Is hatsan an American company?

Hatsan, a family-owned company, was founded in 1976 in Izmir, Turkey. Since then, the company has built its brand through an innovative product line.

Who makes hatsan air rifle?

In fact, Daisy used Hatsan to produce their popular line of Winchester air rifles and there have even been (and still are) Walther branded Hatsan rifles on the market. LIMITED TIME! *Some items may be excluded. Can be combined with free ground shipping on orders $179 or more to the contiguous US.

Where are Crosman air rifles made?

East Bloomfield, New York
The Coleman Company, Inc. acquired Crosman, where they became increasingly well-known. Subsequently, Crosman’s principal manufacturing facilities were moved to the current location in East Bloomfield, New York (about 30 miles south of Rochester).

What is the Hatsan at44-10?

Welcome to Airgun Depot’s product spotlight, I’m Tyler Patner and today we are going to be taking a look at the Hatsan AT44-10 in .177 caliber. The AT44 is a very feature laden PCP rifle with a very affordable price tag. The rifle comes with two 10 shot magazines, fill adapters, an instruction manual, some spare o-rings and tools.

What is the AT44 PCP rifle?

The AT44 is a very feature laden PCP rifle with a very affordable price tag. The rifle comes with two 10 shot magazines, fill adapters, an instruction manual, some spare o-rings and tools. The manual not only details the features of the gun but takes you step by step for every procedure from loading the magazine to adjusting the trigger.

How much pressure does it take to fill an AT44?

On the front of the air tube you will find the pressure gauge which reads in BAR. The AT44 takes up to a 200 BAR or 3000 psi fill. The manual says that 50 full power shots can be expected off of a fill and claims a velocity of 1070 fps in .177.