Lots of people do reviews based on 50 and even 100 yrds, but the 35 yrds you use is a very doable hunting range for squirrels, rabbits. Also, outside reviews can really mess with groups due to wind, and give the impression a certain pellet may not do well for a specific gun, when in reality, it may do quite well at reasonable hunting ranges. Thanks for all the good info.
First off I own many Hatsan break barrel rifles and for the most part they are a powerful and fairly accurate for the price. I personally don't think their Quatro trigger is all that amazing but it will do. On the flip side I would like to invest in some of their pcp's but can't understand what they have aginst putting a regulator in the pcp rifles as most other brand are doing. Thanks for the review and I would consider one of these if I didn't have to spend another $80 on a reg.
I feel your pain, they should have put a regulator in the bt65, bully, nova star,bull boss, that would be nice, I asked Cecil abt hatsan putting regulators in there gun 4 the future he said no
Bought this gun three years ago in 177 very accurate fun pump action gun gonna have to do a review on this gun and how to mount a gun sling/ picatinny rail so you can mount a bipod to this pump action👊🏾😎
I still think I prefer my regular AT44QE but I have to say that this is a pretty cool rifle. Maybe I'll add one to the ever growing collection one day lol.
The learning curve I went through is to use silicone lube on all the O rings and the hand pump introduces moisture and contaminates into the rifle, read rust concerning the moisture.
If I was considering this gun the weight would be a deal breaker for me. It's like they line the inside with lead. Some folks may not mind but as for me I try to stay as close to 7 lbs as possible. This gun starts at 9 lbs, to much for me. Great review!
I agree, But I have 4 Hatsans and my Hatsan Flash is light, cheap (refurbished), accurate & fairly powerful. Checking out the Flashpup and it looks even "awesomer"
@@rickrazz7136 yes I'm thinking the flash pup is my next pcp. I don't have spare change to invest thousands of dollars in the fx and others like it. Their nice for sure but if you don't have it to spend you go with your economy.
I don't know where this guys head is at ??? Never mentions caliber ( have to have a big screen and look at the pellet tin ) , Never mentions the yardage he's shooting at ??? , Never says how long a pellet the mag will accept. , Never mentions if this is the long version or short version of the model . Man !
Thanks for the vid... I have this gun in .177 non-QE. Boy was it loud until I got a moderator for it. Anyway you said it 'fell of the regulator' around 36 shots. did this (QE) version come regulated or did you add a regulator? I see you cleared it up at the end.... not regulated.
on the website photos show both a version with no sights and one with open sights which one is the new version I know the old version has not been sold in a long time I think maybe since 2015 I cant recall I tried to get one and could never find it but now there is a new version of sale but I want to know dose the new version come with the iron sights installed this is always a bonus for me.
Also there seems to be accuracy issue in product description cause when I look at hatsanusa they say the long version has more CC capacity tank but that's not indicated in the long versions product info unless you all have different versions, the specs on the long and not long versions are slightly different but they look identical on your website. also I answered my own question cause when I looked at hatsans webpage it says they come with irons TruGlo Fiber Optic Front & Rear Sights.. I think you need to update your store page to account for all this its confusing cause im not sure if your selling the new version or just talking about it but didnt update the specs on the product listing you are selling.
Yeah, someone's their website isn't updated thoroughly and there will be the occasional spelling error as well. Hatsan does have all the correct specs though. The long has a bigger tank and the QES has sights but the QE does not
The well respected Hard Air Magazine (hardairmagazine.com) does airgun industry reviews and gave the Nova Liberty and GOLD rating, The Puncher Mega a Bronze rating, and didn't have a review for the AT44. I owned the AT44-10 as my first PCP and give it a personal GOLD- (light, accurate, but under powered). The minus is the Hatsan customer service is very lacking for the everyday Joe. If you go with Hatsan (which is not a bad decision) get your gun from a reputable dealer (Airgun Deport, AOA, Pyramyd Air, Utah Airguns, etc) and not directly from Hatsan.
I have an older version and have drilled holes for access to both hammer and hammer adjusting screw. Question is, why don’t you test it with Hatsan Vortex pellets? And why does AD not carry Hatsan pellets? I have gone elsewhere to buy them and they are very good, accurate pellets.
I was hoping for light pumping air into the cylinder I am by a pump for my urban gambo us hope I can purchase an upgrade I understand that the whole shotgun feeling thing but The reserve
Hiya I'm wanting to know about dry firing your rifles, I was told to never dry fire my air rifles, I've just seen you dry fire the air rifle your looking at. Can you please tell me what happens to rifle if dry fired. This is a question so could you please reply.?✌😃
Don't buy the PA. Ihave to say to everyone if you buy Hatsan go through a reputable airgun dealer. I have a new at44 PA from @hatsan and it jams every other mag! I have sent it back twice and when its returned it Jams again! They told me I need to maintain my gun. I explained I have 6 perfectly maintained airguns (5 are Hatsan). When mine jams the pellet and the breach seal ends up in the pump handle they will not own up to the fact there is something wrong with this gun, ignores my requests to replace it, and blames me for "not cooking it correctly"! Totally unprofessional. I feel like my money was just taken from me. So as I indicated if you buy go through one of the big guys...they'll probably get more respect from Hatsanusa, or at least they'll take can of you.
Pump action is so annoying. I own a AT44-long with an aftermarket silencer and standard, drilled out, and regulated tanks. Don't waste your time on a pump action. Get a standard lever action. My gun is a tack driver at 25-50 yards. I have not done any 100 yard shots with it, but I would suspect it wouldn't be that bad. The JSB Diablo Exact Jumbo 15.89 grains are my favorite with my kit.
pump action gives you the convenience of keep your gun up and rapid fire. Especially for folks like me that likes the duality of having it for self defense also.
You are absolutely correct. Mine is a .177 which I tuned to shoot the JSB Monsters at 29 fpe. The accuracy is pellet on pellet at 35 yards but that's where the fairytale ends. Like he said not good for the bench but is really heavy for the field too. If I were to take it hunting I would setup in a blind and not try to lug it around all day. I would probably just take my Hatsan Flash instead (6 1/2 lbs). The pump action is awkward and clipped several pellets which dislodged the 0-ring in the breach, this caused me to have to send it back for (warranty) repair, twice!. Also if you do not get the QE model you will need a moderator immediately as the non-qe version sounds like a firearm out the box!
Great point and my reasoning behind owning this in .25cal. Always at the ready and super quick follow-ups. Too much overkill and pass through and scatter with conventional firearms in occupied dwellings; although, necessary and preferrable if circumstances dictate. Finally, much less prejudice against airguns, even higher powered ones like this AT44, versus a firearm, especially in a state like New York where I am legally required to retreat as much as possible in my own home before using lethal force against an intruder.
Lots of people do reviews based on 50 and even 100 yrds, but the 35 yrds you use is a very doable hunting range for squirrels, rabbits. Also, outside reviews can really mess with groups due to wind, and give the impression a certain pellet may not do well for a specific gun, when in reality, it may do quite well at reasonable hunting ranges. Thanks for all the good info.
Hell of a job Hatsan, beautiful pump action
AT-44 is a great platform, so many features for now a pretty low price. I love the removable air cylinder, allows you to have backups.
Yep, and they are pretty affordable considering the valving is in the cylinder also.
Very very very neat gun! Good job Hatsan!
That hatsan AT 44 pump action should have been made with tru glow open sights .
The older model has them, I just purchased one for $189 closeout on Hatsan's site.
Rob Davis , THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION
They have refurb rifles with sights; otherwise put a red dot on a new one.
This guy is my little brother's doppelganger!
We need pics!
What a wonderful time to be into air guns. So many great choices and fantastic prices. Excellent review brother. Awesome rifle. God bless you.
Thanks a lot! God bless you too!
Thank you for this review it's the only full review I bought this for my husband he loves it
So now we have a lever action and a pump action pcp rifle on the market, Pretty neat !
Now there's an air rifle for the country boy. I like it.
Sad not a big bore. 357 or 45. Travis or Jackie please address issue. Even the Seneca Eagle would be nice in big bore .
30cal would be awesome.
First off I own many Hatsan break barrel rifles and for the most part they are a powerful and fairly accurate for the price. I personally don't think their Quatro trigger is all that amazing but it will do. On the flip side I would like to invest in some of their pcp's but can't understand what they have aginst putting a regulator in the pcp rifles as most other brand are doing. Thanks for the review and I would consider one of these if I didn't have to spend another $80 on a reg.
I feel your pain, they should have put a regulator in the bt65, bully, nova star,bull boss, that would be nice, I asked Cecil abt hatsan putting regulators in there gun 4 the future he said no
The Quattro trigger is better in the PCPs where it doesn't have to hold back so much.
Great presintation and review , nice hatsan pump-action .
Thanks Phillip!
Novelty gun. Good for hunting? I would think quarry would go running the moment you rack the rifle.
Bought this gun three years ago in 177 very accurate fun pump action gun gonna have to do a review on this gun and how to mount a gun sling/ picatinny rail so you can mount a bipod to this pump action👊🏾😎
Let us know when you get the video done!
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I still think I prefer my regular AT44QE but I have to say that this is a pretty cool rifle. Maybe I'll add one to the ever growing collection one day lol.
You should!
The learning curve I went through is to use silicone lube on all the O rings and the hand pump introduces moisture and contaminates into the rifle, read rust concerning the moisture.
If I was considering this gun the weight would be a deal breaker for me. It's like they line the inside with lead. Some folks may not mind but as for me I try to stay as close to 7 lbs as possible. This gun starts at 9 lbs, to much for me. Great review!
I agree, But I have 4 Hatsans and my Hatsan Flash is light, cheap (refurbished), accurate & fairly powerful. Checking out the Flashpup and it looks even "awesomer"
@@rickrazz7136 yes I'm thinking the flash pup is my next pcp. I don't have spare change to invest thousands of dollars in the fx and others like it. Their nice for sure but if you don't have it to spend you go with your economy.
Great video
I don't know where this guys head is at ??? Never mentions caliber ( have to have a big screen and look at the pellet tin ) , Never mentions the yardage he's shooting at ??? , Never says how long a pellet the mag will accept. , Never mentions if this is the long version or short version of the model . Man !
Thanks 🙏
Thanks for the vid... I have this gun in .177 non-QE. Boy was it loud until I got a moderator for it. Anyway you said it 'fell of the regulator' around 36 shots. did this (QE) version come regulated or did you add a regulator?
I see you cleared it up at the end.... not regulated.
Got too used to shooting guns with regulators, lol!
@@airgundepot Well, technically speaking it falls off the regulator from the factory. Ha ha ha ha ha!
Where did you get your moderator? I just purchased the same one you have and it has a substantial bark.
@@robdavis1248 wolfairguns.com like $60 works great.
Holy cow this is a nice gun
It sure is!
Meu amigo que carabina top essa é porreta chou 🤩🤩
you should make one with just a pistol grip & a short barrel !
That would be awesome!
on the website photos show both a version with no sights and one with open sights which one is the new version I know the old version has not been sold in a long time I think maybe since 2015 I cant recall I tried to get one and could never find it but now there is a new version of sale but I want to know dose the new version come with the iron sights installed this is always a bonus for me.
Also there seems to be accuracy issue in product description cause when I look at hatsanusa they say the long version has more CC capacity tank but that's not indicated in the long versions product info unless you all have different versions, the specs on the long and not long versions are slightly different but they look identical on your website. also I answered my own question cause when I looked at hatsans webpage it says they come with irons TruGlo Fiber Optic Front & Rear Sights.. I think you need to update your store page to account for all this its confusing cause im not sure if your selling the new version or just talking about it but didnt update the specs on the product listing you are selling.
Yeah, someone's their website isn't updated thoroughly and there will be the occasional spelling error as well. Hatsan does have all the correct specs though. The long has a bigger tank and the QES has sights but the QE does not
Weighs a ton ! It is OK if you are at a bench ! But if you are going to have to carry it , have it mounted on wheels !!
How much does your purse weigh?
Jesus Christ man! On wheels! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Is this the short model or long
if this gets the big bore treatment its gonna be big.
with respect to aacuracy and reliability which gun is better
-hatsan AT44-10
-kral puncher mega
-nova liberty/ hp p900
The well respected Hard Air Magazine (hardairmagazine.com) does airgun industry reviews and gave the Nova Liberty and GOLD rating, The Puncher Mega a Bronze rating, and didn't have a review for the AT44. I owned the AT44-10 as my first PCP and give it a personal GOLD- (light, accurate, but under powered). The minus is the Hatsan customer service is very lacking for the everyday Joe. If you go with Hatsan (which is not a bad decision) get your gun from a reputable dealer (Airgun Deport, AOA, Pyramyd Air, Utah Airguns, etc) and not directly from Hatsan.
Boa noite Tenho uma at44 PA t com problemas na telha fica s travando me indique
You didn't show the removable tube
That's a good point.
THIS PRODUCT IS NICE I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE IT BUT FOR DELIVERY TO INDONESIA NOT BUSY
Goods
How much 1 gun. I like it’s
Why did you stop carrying this one?
Mantap om 👍
Its not for bench rest compition
That's for sure! But for fast shooting it is great!
I have an older version and have drilled holes for access to both hammer and hammer adjusting screw. Question is, why don’t you test it with Hatsan Vortex pellets? And why does AD not carry Hatsan pellets? I have gone elsewhere to buy them and they are very good, accurate pellets.
They are made by JSB and in our experience perform about the same.
Thanks for the reply. I do like how you demonstrate how to do power adjustments on the Hatsan rifles you test.
I was hoping for light pumping air into the cylinder I am by a pump for my urban gambo us hope I can purchase an upgrade I understand that the whole shotgun feeling thing but The reserve
Sorry, we aren't sure what you are referring to.
How much is Hatsan At44-10 with scope ?
Hiya I'm wanting to know about dry firing your rifles, I was told to never dry fire my air rifles, I've just seen you dry fire the air rifle your looking at. Can you please tell me what happens to rifle if dry fired. This is a question so could you please reply.?✌😃
I know that applies to spring and gas piston guns but as far as pcp I'm not sure it really does anything.
For spring and gas piston its a no no for dry fire... Pcp is perfectly safe and OK to do dry firing same applies to co2 guns..
Awesome video is that a flashlight under the barrel?
How long is the range can be achieve?
Depends on your target, but this is probably a 75 yard gun. Maybe a bit farther in .25.
M gustaria ver un video de at44pa en español porfa gracias
35 yds. I had to watch it 85 times to catch it.
Nice gun gift me
How much?
How can i buy it,,,?Very nice rifle
Don't buy the PA. Ihave to say to everyone if you buy Hatsan go through a reputable airgun dealer. I have a new at44 PA from @hatsan and it jams every other mag! I have sent it back twice and when its returned it Jams again! They told me I need to maintain my gun. I explained I have 6 perfectly maintained airguns (5 are Hatsan). When mine jams the pellet and the breach seal ends up in the pump handle they will not own up to the fact there is something wrong with this gun, ignores my requests to replace it, and blames me for "not cooking it correctly"! Totally unprofessional. I feel like my money was just taken from me. So as I indicated if you buy go through one of the big guys...they'll probably get more respect from Hatsanusa, or at least they'll take can of you.
Pump action is so annoying. I own a AT44-long with an aftermarket silencer and standard, drilled out, and regulated tanks. Don't waste your time on a pump action. Get a standard lever action. My gun is a tack driver at 25-50 yards. I have not done any 100 yard shots with it, but I would suspect it wouldn't be that bad. The JSB Diablo Exact Jumbo 15.89 grains are my favorite with my kit.
pump action gives you the convenience of keep your gun up and rapid fire. Especially for folks like me that likes the duality of having it for self defense also.
You are absolutely correct. Mine is a .177 which I tuned to shoot the JSB Monsters at 29 fpe. The accuracy is pellet on pellet at 35 yards but that's where the fairytale ends. Like he said not good for the bench but is really heavy for the field too. If I were to take it hunting I would setup in a blind and not try to lug it around all day. I would probably just take my Hatsan Flash instead (6 1/2 lbs). The pump action is awkward and clipped several pellets which dislodged the 0-ring in the breach, this caused me to have to send it back for (warranty) repair, twice!. Also if you do not get the QE model you will need a moderator immediately as the non-qe version sounds like a firearm out the box!
Im an amateur. I think that the level action slows everything down and not as fun.
@@DonBrowsing Ron are you able to hold the trigger and work the pump like with a shotgun? I haven't tried it with mine but didn't think it would work.
Great point and my reasoning behind owning this in .25cal. Always at the ready and super quick follow-ups. Too much overkill and pass through and scatter with conventional firearms in occupied dwellings; although, necessary and preferrable if circumstances dictate. Finally, much less prejudice against airguns, even higher powered ones like this AT44, versus a firearm, especially in a state like New York where I am legally required to retreat as much as possible in my own home before using lethal force against an intruder.