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Calibre, pellet, power, scope?

Thanks for not blaring music.

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what pellets where you using? grain weight? and is your rifle the vortex or springer version?

Your p15 is shooting very well, mine came with a bad barrel crown so I had to fix it, after barrel recrowned the starts to shoot very accurate.

What size grain pellet are you shooting

very good tune karwai ?

So beautiful

Is it stock or did you do any adjustment

sooooooooooooooo beautiful

Hi,wich is the real velociy ??..,can i hunt small pest with it??? thanks

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after 2 years is your spring rifle ok? or have some problem?i think to by now hatsan 125th gamo and i think,if this is the best choise..here in greece is sell it only 199euro spring version.

SubhanAllah A person is lucky to visit ratti gali this is really out of this world thanks to share on youtube

Add this under your scope www.hhasports.com/catalog/8/optimizer-speed-dial/

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What is with the blowing after every shot? Is it to introduce corrosive moisture into your gun's barrel?

kraigero you should download the free hawke chairgun program you can enter the caliber pellet you want , the brand of pellet and the pellet weight, the fps of the gun how far away your going to shoot , and it will list the fpe at any given distance, the drop amount of the pellet, and a bunch more info . you can also pick the retical and it shows the retical on the screen and as the distance you pick increases or decreases a dot moves up and down on the cross hair and mil dots to let you know what mildot to put on the target allowing you to determine if the scope you have will show the impact at that distance or not .Knowing your pellet travel and its range possibility's ,how many fpe you can get out of the pellet at a given distance will help you decide what caliber you need . A few things you need to know is what are you shooting at , what fpe is needed to put it down , how far away will you be shooting at . I would pick the farthest distance you plan on shooting what the most fpe is needed , then open the program and see what caliber will do what you need . I think a bigger caliber at close range is aways better because you have more fpe but is you increase your yardage a heaver pellet drops faster and you have to have a scope that has a really large elevation range to be able to keep what your aiming at on the scopes markings. And you can do that also on the program . with a 25 cal ,lets say you have a scope that has 20 moa of adjustment from center thats 6 mil dots you can add to your distance and thats a prerry common amount of adjustment with out spending over 100 dollars for a scope. With the 25 cal camo hunter pellets and your zero set at 30 yards ,and lets give it the advertised fps of 750 ,and you can see that its all ready less fpe than the 22 cal the 25 is at 25.3 and the 22cal is at 28.9 . and your total distance using all 6 of you mil dot adjustments put you at 106 yard looking at your last mil dot on the scope . There is what I think about the 25 cal on the hatsan with only750 fps You get more fpe from the 22 cal because the 750 fps is to slow for a 25 caliber pellet. you need at least 800 fps to equal what you get from the 22 cal so why pay more for the ammo and get less and not have the range you would with the 22 cal . . With my 22 cal I can shoot out to 220 yards and still be on a mildot on the scope I have and at that distance I'm down to 1.6 fpe which is about the guns useful limit and its at the scopes limit also at a 30 yard zero point . you can get more distance out of the scope my tilting it on the gun but if your out of fpe there's no use of having it go any farther . The other thing is the availability of the ammo . A 25 cal might be hard to find and you might have to order it . I would stick with the 22 cal. Its easy to find ammo cheaper you can get 500 rounds for 8 dollars at walmart. If your going to use the gun for squirrels , rabbits , turkeys ,racoons ,red foxes,bobcats, coyotes a 22 cal out of this gun will do the job easily. watch this video the 25 cal is one hard hitting gun .th-cam.com/video/O0FjwFZGIbA/w-d-xo.html

It is a .22 caliber in this video if the head size is 5.5 as it states it is in the title.

what size was your target?

Exactly what pellet brand, type and weight are you shooting in this video? Great shooting by the way! Happy/Safe Shooting!:)

what bullet did you used?

what you think its better 5.5mm or 6.35mm?????????

6.35 has enough punch long range? Comparing it with the 5.5 version of this rifle?

.22 or .25?

Very nice & I'm sold!!!

106 yards is target distance in this video.

5.5 mm

I can't decide between .22 or .25.. does .25 actually carry energy well down range? By the time it reachs the target is it still going enough ftlbs to beat .22. I heard its accurate in .25 but was concerned the gun isn't powerful enough. Any suggestions?

JSB exact kings is usually a good one. its different for every gun, and by that i mean EVERY gun. two hatsan 125's in the same caliber can have 2 totally different pellet choices. if your having trouble deciding, go buy a pellet sampler pack google "straight shooters pellet sampler". couple others to try might be pred polymags, H&N field target trophy, superdomes. before you do that, put a good 500 shots through it. and maybe give it a tune-up (clean up internals and regrease/change seal)

it's hatsan 125 sniper 25 cal.

5.5mm

5.5 mm

5.5 mm

5.5mm

What cal ?

crap thats some good shooting man.. nice.

good work man..

Awesome

wouawou so nice Merci merci

THE BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO VISIT....

really great photography...

Awsome. sir can u plz tell me the camera model??? plz

Dear Alisehria1; I have been to this lake twice so far. Ratti Gali pass is at the boundary of Kashmir and Kaghan valley. Ratti Gali lake is on the Kashmir side of this pass (Neelum valley). U can see it on Google Earth. The easiest aproach to lake is also from neelum valley. If you want to aproach from Kaghan side, you have to cross Ratti Gali pass. Thanks for viewing and comments.

nice ..love it

@TheAamirrashid Thanks

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