Hatsan Striker Vortex .177cal Airgun, Black

I would not buy another Hatsan rifle . I own four of them . Two of them the plastic stock cracked where they are bolted to the barrel . They replaced them , and one of the replacements broke . Another one of them the trigger malfunctioned , they would not sell me a new trigger assembly . No reason why , just said no . They don't work well without the trigger . They were happy with me mailing it to them and paying the postage both ways .

This air rifle is top of the line. It is heavy and the triger pull is hard but the power out weighs it all the bad. Weeks of research on all the air rifles and this one stands out on the top of the list for price and power. If you want a varmint stopper that will out work and out last all the rest, thie is the rifle for you.

This gun is great for the price( disappointed that I payed $20 more than my wood stock .177), the only down sides to this rifle is the stock feels like cheap like a toy gun but this also makes the gun SUPER light. The other issue is the insainly long trigger, you have to pull it back literally as far as you can for it to fire, takes some time to get used to, it's a great air gun under $200 dollars, it's light, very accurate and as enough power to take small game under the size of a rabbit, for $169.00 it's not bad. But will say if you don't care about open sights and would rather have wood stock the Benjamin titian gp is a way better deal, awesome adjustable trigger, light weight, extremely accurate and more power for $40 less at $139.00 and it will need a new scope but utg makes a mildot scope that works great on it for $40 here on amazon.

Very good