Hatsan Hydra - 4 Guns in 1 - Open Box
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- This weeks Open Box is the Hatsan Hydra. The Hydra is A 4 in 1 gun. You can go from .177 to .22 to .25 and even an ARROW GUN with the twist of a thumb. Utilizing their new Versi-Cal technology, the Hydra couples a barreled receiver in one of three calibers to a single rifle action. This allows the user to quickly change the barreled receiver via a single thumb screw located at the back of the breech.
I'm not gonna lie...this one got away from me and the video is long. I just received this gun and had to get to know it so I thought I'd let you come along fro the ride. Figuring out an airgun at first look is always entertaining and I make the mistakes in my garage now, so you don't later.
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Hatsan certainly has some very nice airguns, but Hatsan USA has terrible customer service. I've tried to contact them for over a month for a part, but have gotten no response. FX, Crosman, and Umarex on the other hand have excellent customer service. I really enjoy all of your videos Rossi. Thank you for doing the work and taking the time to produce them.
I'm just might put this on my list. Wait and see outside performance. HATSAN makes quality air guns ,especially for the price.
Your ring notification going off at 20 minutes made me go check my door,lol. Another great vid, keep em coming.
I wish there was a package of all of the barrels
That was a very interesting gun 👍🙂🖖
You act like you’re NEW to Hatsan, but you already own four barrels for it.
great KIT. nice to see other manufacturers are going the barrel exchange way. it would be nice if Hatsan would colourcode the magazines like BSA. (blue for .177 ; red for .22 ; etc) if you wnat to measure the speed of the arrows you'll have to go in the app and select another speed range. (i had the same "problem" with some pellets) see ya!
I love my Hatsans, but am weary of interchangeable barrels only because of what Steve Scialli said. I don't have any experience, so I can't give a 1st hand experience to be fair. Otherwise, my Hatsans are laser beams. This looks killer, though I must admit.
Difference in this is it’s not just a barrel...it’s the whole action!
Planning on getting a hydra soon. I love the traditional wood stocks. I’ll be getting the .25, think this will make a great small game and varmint hunter. Living on a farm I still love using airguns. Having neighbors on the edges of my property, an airgun is definitely a safer option for hunting pests. But still, 25fpe could kill someone.. so I always wait for the right shot.
Hatsan have been bringing it lately. This gun is going to fly off the shelves. In the UK .177 and .22, USA .25 maybe .22 and arrow. No brainer.
Very interesting concept but I want to wait and see what issues may arise.
Put the fx chronograph on arrow not hi power pellet
DAmn tried my best!!!
Please update us if you get the speed and work out the ftlbs too! Thank for the video
Would have been nice to know if there was any tunability to it?? Hammer spring??
I just got one I want to add a regulator will you add a regulator to this gun and make a video of it ? I payed 275.00 for mine in the refurbished section on the hatsan web site . It was brand new never been shot . That little metal bar you said nothing about is used to help unscrew the back thumb screw .
Do they make a regulator for the Hydra if so which one....
@@terrencem3033 I think its a huma . www.huma-air.com/Hatsan-Hydra
Man that action is ROUGH
I just received my hatsan hydra qe and arrow mod and was wondering how to adjust the hammer spring to get more energy for my arrows
Do you really need more energy? What speeds are you shooting?
Still rather have my avenger and $250 worth of upgrades or pellets.
I know you can buy every caliber and regulat them how you want .
I’m interested in the avenger, just wish they’d make a traditional wood stock version.
@@notavailable7578 you ain't kidding. A guy on airgun nation posted today that he made one from a Boyds blank. Pretty good really. Better than I'd do. This is his post. I could do blue but not the purple lol.
www.airgunnation.com/topic/why-do-i-dump-time-into-cheap-rifles/
Will big bore airguns explode tannerite
Sometimes...but it’s actually easier with smaller cal...pellet moves faster.
Super 👍😀🤗🇵🇱
Faster? No arrow is Faster than a Pellet! And shoot the Arrows through a Chronograph....You'll be Lucky to get 450 FPM
Fair statement. I misspoke on that...I know the typical speeds these shoot...was just trying to point out how much more useful they are as a hunting tool.
Hopefully the arrow goes faster than 450 feet per minute...
Hahahaha...nice catch.
@@americanairgunner I try...
I'd be more interested in watching this guy take an IQ test than watch him do airgun reviews.
Lmaooo. I thought this was associated with pyramid air or something. I didn't know he owned the channel, but he informed me in the comments on another vid when I made a similar comment as yours.
That’s mean. I’m grateful he’s made this video, it was very informative. Wish he succeeded with the FPS on the arrows though.
@@peterto8050 yeah I almost feel bad now. After seeing several other comments on his vids. People do rag the guy pretty hard.
What kind of barrel mounted ballistic chronograph are you using to measure pellet speed and energy?
FX Makes a great one. There are many on the market though.
Would the hydra in the .22 or .25 be enough to take coyote within 20 yards? Brain shots only.
25 would be...and the arrow for SURE!
@@americanairgunner Thanks for the reply! I know there’s better airguns out there. But I love the traditional style wood stocks and the versatility of this airgun.
@@americanairgunner You’ve been airgunning for years. So I’ll ask. I do own a Hatsan 135 .25 that shoots accurate and hard with H&N grizzlies. Do you think that would work on coyote in that 20 yard range? Or would the hydras little extra energy be needed?
@@notavailable7578 I personally wouldn’t shoot a coyote with a springer. Low power, not laser accurate and if you miss at that distance...no quick follow up shot. If you are going after anything bigger than a squirrel...I’d recommend a PCP
wow💪
Fresh new sub Gana go check out older videos love my hatsan 30cal carnivore figured I'd start my adult airgunning with a break barrel looks like an interesting choice for the next one..
Welcome! Thanks for joining.
Price plz bro?
$300
You really should know your product before you do another video like this one! The way you bluffed your way through this one could very well have set up some poor schmuck into harming himself. It was ever so obvious that you didn't know a thing about this gun before you started telling us all about it. Not good, Rossi!
Next time, read the manual first.
Manual?!? Manual?! No thanks...I like to figure them out for myself. Guys don’t read manuals!