Hawk 3x9 under $150 Amazon loved by a lot of people in the spring piston world should work well for gas piston as well great review love the gun God bless you and your family have a great day
The Hatsan 135 Super Magnum 💪👍. It's probably getting near 30 FPE . I highly recommend the Leapers 3-9×40ao True Hunter scope. I have had my Leapers on my Walther Parrus 22, 25 FPE springer, HW80 22, 20 FPE and now on my HW95 Luxus 22, 17 FPE with 0 problems. I got it on Amazon for 75 dollars a few years ago, now 125 dollars. Nice shooting open sites 🙂👍.
@@ohshoot444 I have been watching quite a few videos of "Mike Englesworth Stepping Stone". It looks very doable. It's kind of like studying for a test, lol. Also, I will be getting into the trigger on the Walther Talon Magnum soon. It's basically a Hatsan 125 without the Quattro trigger. When the rifle came, the trigger was in several pieces. I looked at a couple of pictures that Big J sent me, took my time and got it all back together. I used a twist tie🪢f from a bundle of cilantro to hold it all together, lol. Very redneck, lol. I plan on taking the trigger fully apart and making a video. I basically want to clean it up, put molly on all the moving parts and put it back together. My piston seal should be coming within the next few days. I will be very ready to get back after my Hatsan 95 22 also. I believe I will do a pellet to boar test when I get the breach seal's in. I should have done that already, but the patches that I ran through it felt very tight. I know that's not the right test though.
Thought about buying this Hatsan. 30 rifle.Only thing is of 3 Hatsan products I've bought,I only needed customer service once.They won't reply on my Hatsan .25 Vortex problem.Im done with Hatsan.
Very cool Travis. I was just talking about wanting the .30 cal version of this. Positive remarks about the open sights is definitely music to my ears lol
Hey Travis, Great video, great shooting! That Hatsan is beautiful. The stock is really nicely finished. My understanding is that the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9x40 AO is supposed to be a bit beefed up compared to the older Gamo airgun scopes and able to handle the double magnum recoil of a Gamo Swarm Magnum Gen 2 in .22, so it should be able to handle the Hatsan 135 in .25. The Gamo Swarm Magnum Gen 2 is putting out about 27 fpe and is a synthetic stock. Your Hatsan with the walnut stock should absorb some of the recoil. Do you know what the fpe is? Stay Safe. Be Well. GOD BLESS.
The bsa outlook I have in 3-9 is the best airgun scope I have. I would hate to put it on there. Maybe I could get a second one and put the used one on there. It’s been on my fury for a long time and I think it’ll go on my Diana in 22 if/when I get a Vortek kit for it.
@@ohshoot444 Hey Travis, I saw a lot of good reviews on the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9X40 AO scopes and was also concerned that it wasn't going to last because the magnum double recoil would be too much for it to withstand. But I ended up buying four because I spoke with the manager at Gamo Customer Service. I forgot her name, but she was very helpful. She said that the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9X40 AO scopes have a good warranty. So if you have one make sure you register it and read all your warranty information. Also, make sure you Identify yourself as a TH-camr. Maybe they will help sponsor you. I think that it is only smart advertising to have an independent TH-camr review your product. Just my $.02. Thanks again for your great video. Hope this helps. Stay Safe. Be Well. GOD BLESS.
The Hatsan Optima 3-9x40 is a reasonably priced air gun scope that can take the recoil of high power nitro piston and spring guns. I have one for my Hatsan Proxima. One thing, though. It'll come with dovetail rings. Get a good set of Weaver rings instead, because the piston recoil of my Proxima keeps causing it to slide on the rail, setting my zero off.
Hawke scopes I believe had their start in air…as for the rifle, I dislike the checkering (similar on several types of CF rifles too), it’s too machine made press style…I don’t know how to describe it…but I feel that it cheapens the look… some actual cut checking would be an interesting experiment!
Nice video and review I hear alot of airgun shooter say 25 cal is for small game that's not true at all I have a friend that has ac25 cal and he only shoots 35 -40 and closer and he has killed hog and deer size game nice video
Hi guys, what a beast of a spring air rifle. I noticed that you have never done a weihrauch or Beeman presentation. I recently acquired a HW 95 SD Standart and would like to know what you think of it once you get your hands on it. It's not the most powerful break barrel air rifle out there but sometimes all it takes is a foil blow in the right place to finish a job..right. Thanks for your videos.
Yea, they hit hard! I have the .30. First air gun I’d bought in 45ish years. Already a long beast of a gun, but I’d like more barrel. Nothing wrong with what it is though- for sure. Thanks
Nice clip man i dont have the gasram version .but i like it allot .I have several pcp air rifle's .but i come back to this rifle all the time i dont know why ..maybe because it is pritty hard to handle of hand and i like it ..I scoped mine.With a 100 dollar scope wich is 17 year's old :) I am from NL but the scope was from usa ..I used it on all my heavy springer's and no problem at all..25 meter's dime size group ..not from hand but from bench..pellet jsb exact King 6.35mm.25.39gr.p.s loose for hand ..tight sholder.
My budget Hammers 3-9x40 AO has held up no problem on my short barrel Winchester 1100s for ~1,500 shots so far. Darn reticle is too thick for my preference though. I’d recommend saving/hunting for a lightly used Hawke Airmax with etched reticle.💥🐀🔨
@@Pitman556 i would hope so but i have no idea. It doesn’t say on the description. And i have never had my hands on one to see. Sorry bud wished i knew so i could give you a honest answer
I have a Webly Patriot made by Hatsan .177 cal. 7.9g at 3200ft elevation shooting 1112fps. I have been using Tasco AO scopes made for air rifles and they can take the crazy kick.
I done sold it to you about 5 months ago my friend and I knew you would be able to get better performance out of her than I ever could. I don’t get out much shooting my Uberti 1858 new model army revolver using my Howell .45 colt cartridge conversion cylinder shooting .45 colt 200 grain cowboy loads because the spot where I was shooting for free really isn’t safe and secure so it’s risky shooting there and each time I drive the 65 miles to that spot I run the risk of it not being available because of electric company linemen being there working on the power lines or timbering crews harvesting timber or hikers or dirt bikers being out and about on the path that’s about a hundred yards behind where I usually shoot there which makes it unsafe. Plus some putz could decide to call the cops on me or the cops could hear the shots or see me with my piece as they drive by and roll up on me and give me grief but I certainly had fun with it while I could this past fall in a few shooting sessions putting about a box of ammo through her. I got one unopened box of ammo left that I’m saving because getting more involves a nearly 300 mile one way trip and that’s if it’s available which is iffy and if it’s available a couple of boxes of HSM .45 colt 200 grain cowboy loads costs about a hundred bucks which I really can’t afford and in my basement apt in the city I’m unable to reload
I never got much into the air pistols but I know some of them shoot pellets and have a break barrel action and put out up to about 10 foot pounds of energy with .22 pellets so they are something I could shoot in my basement apt at close range like say 5 yards at a cardboard box that’s stuffed with newspapers. I’m not a big fan of ranges and in the state that I live in they are over regulated plus I love to shoot cantaloupes but a lot of ranges even in states that are less regulated have rules that require paper or metal targets only. Plus as I said getting more ammo is iffy and very expensive and joining ranges is very expensive too
You said about a scope I bought a BSA 22 trajectory scope (ignoring the numbers on the turret) and I’ve had it on my Hatsan for 5 yrs no problems!! I actually have 2 of them on my airguns the have they have adjustable parallax ation windage focus I think I paid under $150 for them and like I said I’ve had two of them on my Airgun’s for five years and haven’t had a problem one with either one of them
You seemed to get used to it near the end! The last group was pretty good for open sights. _Hopefully you can find a decent budget scope for them magnum break barrels so we can see what they can really do_ Good looking rifle in my opinion !
Good stuff Travis! I got you Timmy You got her dialed in for sure! I read a half dozen springer air rifle scope reviews. In the $150 and below range the same names keep appearing. Hammers Magnum series, BSA Outlook, and the UTG Series. The one piece mount is also a common piece recommended!
Yes you got me my friend ! Gman you have a Notos right ? I'm trading a guy a mini bike I have for his Notos ( he doesn't like it because it doesn't shoot in the 900's ) he's a newbie to air guns and he has no way to fill a PCP ! Have you had any problems with your Notos ? What pellets are you running in it at what fps ? From what I've seen it loves the JSB 15.89s
@@timmy4539 yes the JSB 15.9g at 780. I've only shot one Mag at 25ys. Waiting for new 3-12×32 UTG scope. Coming end of the week. I hope a can get to friends house with 40s weather soon. Still in 30s here.
Got a Hatsan 95, .22, back in February, love it! Shoots great, if I do right! Put a Hammers scope on it, working good. Now after watching this, I'm looking at the .25! Good shootin to ya, Steve
I had one as well, never gave me any trouble, I shot it at 60 yards just to test it out, accuracy was fantastic, but I zeroed it back to 27 yards for small game up closer.(am old man)
Nice. But even air rifles crack pretty good. I live in a semi-urban area. I don't think it would work in the backyard. People would think its a 22LR going off.
A red dot with a magnifier that flips to the side is the best attachment for this gun. Get the Gas ram though. You can add pressure to the gas ram with a PCP pump, the guy from the airguns detectives channel did it.
I have the slightly older version with the more basic stock, wood stock but no adjustments available. Very powerful but also very heavy, also in .25. Believe it or not I have a CVlife 6-24 cheapo scope on it, and it has at least held up for 200 shots or so. Not really a gun you sit and shoot 50 times very often, so the scope hasnt seen a ton of shots. Big problem with these was the original vortex pistons often fail. At least HatsanUSA now sells them for $40, though replacement isn't the easiest!
A friend of mine recently told me that the Vortex pistons are designed to be refilled with a PCP manual pump or PCP compressor as they are not nitrogen filled. Check it out and let us know.
yes they can be refilled, I had one that held air more or less after refill, but all the others just went flat again in 24 hours. There is too much work involved in removing stock to make that something most want to do every day.
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Hawk 3x9 under $150 Amazon loved by a lot of people in the spring piston world should work well for gas piston as well great review love the gun God bless you and your family have a great day
yeah i have it to ...good choice for heavy springer..
The Hatsan 135 Super Magnum 💪👍. It's probably getting near 30 FPE . I highly recommend the Leapers 3-9×40ao True Hunter scope. I have had my Leapers on my Walther Parrus 22, 25 FPE springer, HW80 22, 20 FPE and now on my HW95 Luxus 22, 17 FPE with 0 problems. I got it on Amazon for 75 dollars a few years ago, now 125 dollars.
Nice shooting open sites 🙂👍.
I like the looks of your newest Springer. Wonder how bad it’d be to tune on?
@@ohshoot444 I have been watching quite a few videos of "Mike Englesworth Stepping Stone". It looks very doable. It's kind of like studying for a test, lol.
Also, I will be getting into the trigger on the Walther Talon Magnum soon. It's basically a Hatsan 125 without the Quattro trigger. When the rifle came, the trigger was in several pieces. I looked at a couple of pictures that Big J sent me, took my time and got it all back together. I used a twist tie🪢f from a bundle of cilantro to hold it all together, lol. Very redneck, lol. I plan on taking the trigger fully apart and making a video. I basically want to clean it up, put molly on all the moving parts and put it back together. My piston seal should be coming within the next few days. I will be very ready to get back after my Hatsan 95 22 also. I believe I will do a pellet to boar test when I get the breach seal's in. I should have done that already, but the patches that I ran through it felt very tight. I know that's not the right test though.
Thought about buying this Hatsan. 30 rifle.Only thing is of 3 Hatsan products I've bought,I only needed customer service once.They won't reply on my Hatsan .25 Vortex problem.Im done with Hatsan.
Very cool Travis. I was just talking about wanting the .30 cal version of this. Positive remarks about the open sights is definitely music to my ears lol
Yeah they’re nice. It’s a fun gun to shoot for sure. Would be a fun plinker.
That rifle packs a punch, both impact and recoil! After you got the sights zeroed, great shooting, Travis.
Nice I’m jealous.enjoy .i still saving money for the carnivore👍😉
Hey Travis, Great video, great shooting!
That Hatsan is beautiful. The stock is really nicely finished.
My understanding is that the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9x40 AO is supposed to be a bit beefed up compared to the older Gamo airgun scopes and able to handle the double magnum recoil of a Gamo Swarm Magnum Gen 2 in .22, so it should be able to handle the Hatsan 135 in .25.
The Gamo Swarm Magnum Gen 2 is putting out about 27 fpe and is a synthetic stock. Your Hatsan with the walnut stock should absorb some of the recoil. Do you know what the fpe is?
Stay Safe. Be Well. GOD BLESS.
The bsa outlook I have in 3-9 is the best airgun scope I have. I would hate to put it on there. Maybe I could get a second one and put the used one on there. It’s been on my fury for a long time and I think it’ll go on my Diana in 22 if/when I get a Vortek kit for it.
@@ohshoot444 Hey Travis, I saw a lot of good reviews on the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9X40 AO scopes and was also concerned that it wasn't going to last because the magnum double recoil would be too much for it to withstand. But I ended up buying four because I spoke with the manager at Gamo Customer Service. I forgot her name, but she was very helpful. She said that the BSA OUTLOOK 3-9X40 AO scopes have a good warranty. So if you have one make sure you register it and read all your warranty information. Also, make sure you Identify yourself as a TH-camr. Maybe they will help sponsor you. I think that it is only smart advertising to have an independent TH-camr review your product. Just my $.02.
Thanks again for your great video.
Hope this helps.
Stay Safe. Be Well. GOD BLESS.
I wish they would sponsor me. I send out emails every few weeks and the only people I’ve heard back from is Daisy once.
Hey Travis what is the advertised fps in this one
Not too sure. I’ll cover the specs in the next video with it.
Thanks!
Maybe buy the diana scope mount with recoil
Its a very nice airgun , wait until the vortex gas ram fails on you , you will even like it better😂
I’ve got a spring compressor. The trigger seems a little complicated but Mike ellingsworth has a few videos on it.
Looks like you have a really nice air rifle there. Seemed plenty accurate and seems to have some nice power. Nice shooting as well.
I show my new guns coming straight out of the box from the mail!😉
This is true 😎🍻
I do every now and then 😁
I like doing the mail calls!
@@WalnutandSteel Those I find to be some of the most interesting videos you do Nibs. You never know what's going to happen!
The Hatsan Optima 3-9x40 is a reasonably priced air gun scope that can take the recoil of high power nitro piston and spring guns. I have one for my Hatsan Proxima. One thing, though. It'll come with dovetail rings. Get a good set of Weaver rings instead, because the piston recoil of my Proxima keeps causing it to slide on the rail, setting my zero off.
I'm going to try one on my 130S. Though I suspect I will end up getting a 3-9 or -12 UTG Bug Buster.
Hawke scopes I believe had their start in air…as for the rifle, I dislike the checkering (similar on several types of CF rifles too), it’s too machine made press style…I don’t know how to describe it…but I feel that it cheapens the look… some actual cut checking would be an interesting experiment!
It is rough. I know what you mean. I just got a “deluxe” 10/22 stock the same way. It’s like it needs to be broken in a little or something.
Nice video and review I hear alot of airgun shooter say 25 cal is for small game that's not true at all I have a friend that has ac25 cal and he only shoots 35 -40 and closer and he has killed hog and deer size game nice video
Hi guys, what a beast of a spring air rifle. I noticed that you have never done a weihrauch or Beeman presentation. I recently acquired a HW 95 SD Standart and would like to know what you think of it once you get your hands on it. It's not the most powerful break barrel air rifle out there but sometimes all it takes is a foil blow in the right place to finish a job..right. Thanks for your videos.
Yea, they hit hard! I have the .30. First air gun I’d bought in 45ish years. Already a long beast of a gun, but I’d like more barrel. Nothing wrong with what it is though- for sure. Thanks
It would help cock it with some more leverage.
Nice clip man i dont have the gasram version .but i like it allot .I have several pcp air rifle's .but i come back to this rifle all the time i dont know why ..maybe because it is pritty hard to handle of hand and i like it ..I scoped mine.With a 100 dollar scope wich is 17 year's old :) I am from NL but the scope was from usa ..I used it on all my heavy springer's and no problem at all..25 meter's dime size group ..not from hand but from bench..pellet jsb exact King 6.35mm.25.39gr.p.s loose for hand ..tight sholder.
That's hitting real nice and hard, I'm liking that! FPE is definitely up there!
Bon vidéo , intéressant .
Il te manquait juste les jumelles pour éviter les aller retour à la cible pour les réglages 🫣🤫🎯
Nice shooting, and with open sites! I have one Hatsan. It's the earlier model Alpha .177. Shoots pretty darn decent and it's a springer.
I was told to keep it accurate, every 3rd shot to shoot a felt pellet to clean barrel.
My budget Hammers 3-9x40 AO has held up no problem on my short barrel Winchester 1100s for ~1,500 shots so far. Darn reticle is too thick for my preference though. I’d recommend saving/hunting for a lightly used Hawke Airmax with etched reticle.💥🐀🔨
I use hammers on mine .they are tough can take the recoils
Nice video like that rifle have a couple hatsan hope to get that one
Great shooting and looking rifle. I been wanting to get Hunter the Hatsan 1000s striker in .22 or .25 for squirrel hunting.
Do they have metal breeches in the hatsan? I was considering a .25 from them
@@Pitman556 i would hope so but i have no idea. It doesn’t say on the description. And i have never had my hands on one to see. Sorry bud wished i knew so i could give you a honest answer
I have a Webly Patriot made by Hatsan .177 cal. 7.9g at 3200ft elevation shooting 1112fps. I have been using Tasco AO scopes made for air rifles and they can take the crazy kick.
Also price is very reasonable.
Ok that thing is awesome
I might try to find one. Good video, thanks 👍🏽
I done sold it to you about 5 months ago my friend and I knew you would be able to get better performance out of her than I ever could. I don’t get out much shooting my Uberti 1858 new model army revolver using my Howell .45 colt cartridge conversion cylinder shooting .45 colt 200 grain cowboy loads because the spot where I was shooting for free really isn’t safe and secure so it’s risky shooting there and each time I drive the 65 miles to that spot I run the risk of it not being available because of electric company linemen being there working on the power lines or timbering crews harvesting timber or hikers or dirt bikers being out and about on the path that’s about a hundred yards behind where I usually shoot there which makes it unsafe. Plus some putz could decide to call the cops on me or the cops could hear the shots or see me with my piece as they drive by and roll up on me and give me grief but I certainly had fun with it while I could this past fall in a few shooting sessions putting about a box of ammo through her. I got one unopened box of ammo left that I’m saving because getting more involves a nearly 300 mile one way trip and that’s if it’s available which is iffy and if it’s available a couple of boxes of HSM .45 colt 200 grain cowboy loads costs about a hundred bucks which I really can’t afford and in my basement apt in the city I’m unable to reload
I wonder if you could find a range near you? Have you ever thought about one of the Crosman American Classic Pistols?
I never got much into the air pistols but I know some of them shoot pellets and have a break barrel action and put out up to about 10 foot pounds of energy with .22 pellets so they are something I could shoot in my basement apt at close range like say 5 yards at a cardboard box that’s stuffed with newspapers. I’m not a big fan of ranges and in the state that I live in they are over regulated plus I love to shoot cantaloupes but a lot of ranges even in states that are less regulated have rules that require paper or metal targets only. Plus as I said getting more ammo is iffy and very expensive and joining ranges is very expensive too
I bet a 1377 with a buck rail and some wadcutters would be fun at 5 yards.
I used to always shoot it off hand at that same distance
I'm really liking that cannon 😎 Be great to see it over the chrony 👍
I use 3x9x40 tru glow scope on my gun.
Diana bullseye scope mount
You said about a scope I bought a BSA 22 trajectory scope (ignoring the numbers on the turret) and I’ve had it on my Hatsan for 5 yrs no problems!! I actually have 2 of them on my airguns the have they have adjustable parallax ation windage focus I think I paid under $150 for them and like I said I’ve had two of them on my Airgun’s for five years and haven’t had a problem one with either one of them
I’m a fan of BSA scopes!
You seemed to get used to it near the end!
The last group was pretty good for open sights.
_Hopefully you can find a decent budget scope for them magnum break barrels so we can see what they can really do_
Good looking rifle in my opinion !
I use PA prism scope on similar one. It works after ~400 shots still.
Good stuff Travis! I got you Timmy You got her dialed in for sure! I read a half dozen springer air rifle scope reviews. In the $150 and below range the same names keep appearing. Hammers Magnum series, BSA Outlook, and the UTG Series. The one piece mount is also a common piece recommended!
Yes you got me my friend ! Gman you have a Notos right ? I'm trading a guy a mini bike I have for his Notos ( he doesn't like it because it doesn't shoot in the 900's ) he's a newbie to air guns and he has no way to fill a PCP ! Have you had any problems with your Notos ? What pellets are you running in it at what fps ? From what I've seen it loves the JSB 15.89s
@@timmy4539 yes the JSB 15.9g at 780. I've only shot one Mag at 25ys. Waiting for new 3-12×32 UTG scope. Coming end of the week. I hope a can get to friends house with 40s weather soon. Still in 30s here.
@@gmanneod8085 did you adjust the hammer spring ?
@@timmy4539 All stock still!
@@gmanneod8085 👍👍
I really enjoyed your video, im going to purchase one of these it should be good for what im going to use it for
This one is available! johnshore0837@yahoo.com
BSA 3-9 × 40 AO scope
You got to like the wood stock on that gun ! Nice shooting boss !
Got a Hatsan 95, .22, back in February, love it!
Shoots great, if I do right!
Put a Hammers scope on it, working good.
Now after watching this, I'm looking at the .25!
Good shootin to ya,
Steve
I’ve got one if you’re interested…
I have the .22 with the camo stock. I have had mine for 5 years and love it.
I had one as well, never gave me any trouble, I shot it at 60 yards just to test it out, accuracy was fantastic, but I zeroed it back to 27 yards for small game up closer.(am old man)
Make sure to tighten all the screws.
I always forget to mention that. I keep a multi tool on me and check almost every time.
Nice rifle. Nice stock too.
Nice. But even air rifles crack pretty good. I live in a semi-urban area. I don't think it would work in the backyard. People would think its a 22LR going off.
Check out a daisy 901 and Buckrail moderator
@@ohshoot444 Thanks.
You dialed that in real quick. Nice shooting!
4x32. 22 mag simons.
Doesn't hatsan have issues with their vortex air pistons?
I'm not sure.
Williams receiver sight is what I find work best holds zero and are as accurate as a scope to airgun ranges out to 40-50yds
A red dot with a magnifier that flips to the side is the best attachment for this gun. Get the Gas ram though. You can add pressure to the gas ram with a PCP pump, the guy from the airguns detectives channel did it.
I recommend the receiver sight love mine and at 30yds it's easy to shoot 1" groups without the problem of scopes
You got good eyes 👀 brother great work.
Got me again 🍕 boy !!! Did you watch the video I sent you ?
@@timmy4539 I just got done Timmy Timmy, you crazy Kahoot
@@FirstStateAirgun oh me ? Why ?
I’ve had great success with monstrum scopes. I’ve use lpvo’s as well.
Mine came with the Hawke vantage IR... Works well
Awesome shooting from that power house of a break barrel especially with open sights! Well done!
I have the slightly older version with the more basic stock, wood stock but no adjustments available. Very powerful but also very heavy, also in .25. Believe it or not I have a CVlife 6-24 cheapo scope on it, and it has at least held up for 200 shots or so. Not really a gun you sit and shoot 50 times very often, so the scope hasnt seen a ton of shots. Big problem with these was the original vortex pistons often fail. At least HatsanUSA now sells them for $40, though replacement isn't the easiest!
My Vortex piston has failed on my 25 caliber 125 Sniper recently . Any videos on replacing these ?
Look up Mike Ellingsworth on here.
A friend of mine recently told me that the Vortex pistons are designed to be refilled with a PCP manual pump or PCP compressor as they are not nitrogen filled. Check it out and let us know.
yes they can be refilled, I had one that held air more or less after refill, but all the others just went flat again in 24 hours. There is too much work involved in removing stock to make that something most want to do every day.
@@TheCutter123 Then I guess that installing a quality aftermarket nitro piston is the way to go.
Yea I only shoot break barrels open site , a scope is a waste of time & money, it want last !!!
Nice shooting!