If full auto isn't enough for you, the Blitz has more in store as well. Use the included carry handle with adjustable open sights or remove it to add a scope on the combo 11mm dovetail and 22mm Weaver optics rail. If you need more, the Blitz has 3 Picatinny accessory rails on the sides and bottom of the bottle for attaching things like a bipod, laser, or flashlight. Flip the Hatsan Blitz over and you'll see the color coded manometer (yellow-green-red) on the bottom ahead of the trigger guard that lets you know if it's under-pressure, optimal, or overfilled. You'll also find fitted sling mounts, in case you did remove that carry handle on top to add a scope. If you want the power of a PCP air rifle and the excitement of full automatic, there's literally only one airgun for you: the Hatsan Blitz.
Hatsan Blitz Features:
- Pre-charged pneumatic
- Full/semi-automatic selector switch
- 580cc carbon fiber bottle on forearm
- 1,000 rounds per minute cyclic rate
- Max Velocity w/ Lead Pellets: 1050 FPS (.22), 970 FPS (.25), 730 FPS (.30)
- Max Energy: 36 FPE (.22), 41 FPE (.25), 53 FPE (.30)
- Shots at optimal velocity*: 130 (.22), 110 (.25), 100 (.30)
- Magazine Capacity: 21 rds. (.22), 19 rds. (.25), 16 rds. (.30)
- Gas-operating cycling mechanism requires no batteries
- QuietEnergy fully-shrouded barrel
- Detachable SwingLoad Magazine (Includes 2)
- Magazine winding tool stored in stock
- Elevation Adjustable Comb
- Adjustable rubber butt pad
- Combo 11mm dovetail and 22mm Weaver* optics rail
- Carry handle with integral adjustable open sights
- 3 Picatinny forearm accessory rails
- 250 BAR / 3,625 PSI fill pressure
- Integral manometer
- All-weather synthetic stock with textured rubber pistol grip
- Includes fill probe with 1/8"; BSPP Male threading
- ManufacturerHatsan
- Caliber .22
- Velocity 1050 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Semiautomatic/Full-auto
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 8.80
- Overall Length 45.20
- Barrel Length 23.00
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 21
- Mechanism Pre-charged pneumatic
- Rail Weaver & 11mm dovetails
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights Adjustable for elevation
- Rear Sights Adjustable for windage & elevation
- Shots per Fill 130
- Trigger Adjustability 0
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Small game hunting/target practice
- Warranty 1-year limited warranty
Pros
I think it was a good price point. Excellent quality, fast service.
Do not buy one
Pros
great concept
Cons
expensive piece of junk.
exchange it 3 times then after the 30 day exchange period expired it broke again.
Hatsan support is horrible.
looks like I'm stuck on my own.
Expensive learning experience.
When the thing actually was working it was fun, oh so fun. I LIKE TO DO FULL AUTO BURST FIRING NOT 19 ROUND MAG DUMP.
Pros
It worked great for about three magazines then it stopped cycling and will not auto fire at all. On semi, it turned into a bolt action. I have to use it as a bolt action, pull action back, one shot then then pull action back again and one shot, does'nt matter whether on semi or auto, same nkn functionality. It's the second one I purchased and the first one is worse, doesn't fire at all. This one was tested before I received it. I paid ten dollars extra for an "expert" to test it. Waste of money, they didn't even auto fire test it. It's advertised to do 970 fps. The AG pro chrono tested ten shots the average was only 840 fps. Two hatsan blitz 25 cal from two different dealers and they both are non functional as advertisement claims after normal use with 130-150 pellets through them combined.
Pros
Everything has been great so far with this air gun I had questions cause I’m new to this PCP thing and everything got answered the people there really took care of me and I do appreciate it
Cons
I can’t think of anything that I’d change
Being my first pcp I had it tested for function and no air leaks. Well worth the ten dollar fee. Not having an air tank this service saved me from the valve not sealing as others have stated. Extremely happy with my purchase.
Pros
Fit and finish. Functional and really brings the fun factor.
Cons
No 100 round mag available
Pros
super gun
Cons
Work super
Pros
You get a lot of shots off one air charge. This gun is very accurate.
Cons
Non so far that I have found yet .
Pros
Very nice.. very accurate..awesome
Pros
Fun and powerful and Quiet
Cons
Noting I can think of!
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.to Mike: I had same problem with my Hatsan blitz, but only after 1,000 rounds or so, you have to clean and Lightly oil the bolt reset mechanism.
asked David from USADoes it come with a pump or do I need to buy it separately this is my first pcp air gun purchase
asked loren from USAYou will need to purchase the air source separately.
Adam from USAWHAT SIZE SCOPE MOUNTS / RISORS WOULD THIS TAKE TO AVOID MAGAZINE PROBLEMS?
asked RYAN from USAMid risers might work with that scope, but i would say get a pair of high risers to be sure it clears the mag. I needed high risers (1.4 inch from the bottom of the weaver rail to center of the scope tube) for a 50mm objective lens to clear the actual barrel shroud, and there is a clearance of about 3/16 inch from the inserted mag to the scope tube. No issues with finding a good fore-aft position on the rails to clear the magazine.
Adam from USAAny one inch single clamp mounts will work if positioned correctly.
Todd from USAUTG SWAT AccuShot 4-16x44 AO, EZ-TAP
Austin from USAWhat quick connect fill probe do I need for blitz .30 cal
asked Ray from USAThe probe that comes blitz is 1/8" BSPP threaded. You will need this adapter to turn the fill probe into male QD. https://www.airgundepot.com/air-venturi-male-quick-disconnect-3550.html
Adam from USAWill the .177 cal version ever be sold?
asked Cameron from USAFellow airgunner... .22 vs .30 pro and con ? Which one would you choose? .22 bigger mag and higher shot count, lighter flatter trajectory and larger cheaper selection of ammo? However .30 more ultimate FPE, better crosswind and possibly better BC Perhaps more accurate predictable longer range trajectory? I own .25 caliber Maurader , .257 custom built Airforce slug gun .177 CO2 Airforce. I do not have a .30 or a .22 Which one should I invest and try first? Can't afford both!!!
asked BRIAN from USAYou can opt for the.25 cal Blitz that would put you in the Goldilocks zone between cheap ammo and adequate power.
Todd from USA30cal gives the wow factor that 22 won't quite deliver. On the other hand, 22cal cost about 10 percent of the cost of 30cal pellets so you get to shoot 10x as much for same money.
matt from USADoes this gun seem to be well built, sturdy with alot of machined metal parts ? Would you consider it a serious and real air arm addition to other real air arms you might include within a lifelong collection of airguns? Or is it just plastic novelty toy like product that is similar quality to some of the full auto BB guns or even some of the mid to lower level airsoft replicas? Also it is said that a moderator voids the warranty? Is there concern that additional back pressure produced by addition of muzzle air moderation could be concern for damage to the blow back or other action mechanisms? In other words what is the concern for additional moderation that would void warranty and what to look out for? Does this system utilize blowback or does it utilize different unconventional hammerless valve activation?
asked BRIAN from USAI need to know if a regular ( In my shop ) air compressor will fully charge the holding tank to the rifle. ?
asked George from USANo,,need a pump designed for airguns,regular air compressor will not be able to pump the pressure needed
Timothy from USAAt what pressure does the Blitz need to be recharged? Literature says that at max fill pressure of 3625 psi the 22 caliber will shoot 130 rounds at "optimal velocity." I am calculating how many shots i can get if i only fill to 3442 psi using a steel scuba tank. Is there a pressure noted on the gauge where it goes into the yellow zone?
asked Tommy from USADoes the tank need to be inspected at regular intervals? If so, how often? Does it simply unscrew from the body? Air fill to use is regular atmospheric air? Lastly, what about shelf life? Are there gaskets that will dry rot if I dont use this for 6 mo?
asked Michael from USAThe air rifle takes regular maintenance like any other precharged pneumatics. PCP guns when used with good dry compressed air, the seals , gaskets and o-rings have a much longer lifespan and better resiliency than CO2 and is less of an issue. You do not want to lubricate other than a very very light touch of specialized silicon grease such as divers grease that is designed for safe use under high pressure. Usually this would be done during a complete service and teardown. Most often something that for most is best left to an airgunsmith or service professional professional. The pressure vessels utilized are of a lessor capacity that do not require certified regular inspection. It is however best practice to learn what to look for and inspect your system during use and note any defect and practice good judgement. Pre charged pneumatics in most all instances utilize atmospheric air that is pressurized to several thousands of pounds per square inch. The best pumps and compressors have sophisticated filter systems to remove all impurities and deliver absolutely dry air. The best compressors are dive compressors that have filtration that is certified and rated to make breathable life supporting compressed air. Most PCP guns can also utilize commercially sold bottled nitrogen sold at many gas supply vendors such as welding supply, however the higher pressurized bottles needed might require special order. As generically they don't typically sell it in the higher pressures. Occasionally you may find experts that are very skilled and experimental charge their airguns with helium for ultimate performance. I would not recommend helium in this rifle and doubt if it would function correctly!
BRIAN from USAcan I convert the 30 cal to a Harpoon Arrow Launcher ?,I will like to use both, also is any way that we can get an extra bottle with a quick disconnect ? thanks :)
asked LUIS from USAair leak can not pump up
asked tracey from USAYou need to hand pump like crazy the 1st 50 - 75 pumps, it should seal the valve. I did it both ways. Hand pump and high pressure compressor To Fill was about 6 - 700 pump strokes. No pun intended!
Martin J. from USAIf the gun was delivered completely empty, you have to do an initial blast of air from a high pressure tank. You wont be able to fill it with a hand pump. The blast of air will seat the valve in the tank.
Mark from USAHi, I need to know what to do if there is an air leak. When I fill the tank, it doesn't keep the air inside the cylinder. Do I have to tighten a screw or something?
asked Cristian from USAYou need to hand pump like crazy the 1st 50 - 75 pumps, it should seal the valve. I did it both ways. Hand pump and high pressure compressor
Martin J. from USAIt needs an initial blast from a high pressure tank to seat the valve. Then you can finish filling it.
Mark from USACan you fill the blitz with a hand pump from the factory uncharged condition. Or will it leak too much and you will never be able to even seat the valves from a completely empty air tank?
asked Richard from USAYou need to hand pump like crazy the 1st 50 - 75 pumps, it should seal the valve. I did it both ways. Hand pump and high pressure compressor To Fill was about 6 - 700 pump strokes. No pun intended!
Martin J. from USAThe initial blast of air from a pressurized tank will seal the valve. A hand pump wont seat the valve.
Mark from USATechnically you can, but you going to have to spend a lot of time and desire to exercise. You are probably looking at 1,500+ pumps.
Eugene from USADoes anyone know if the barrel is 216 217 or 218 cal for the .22 ?
asked Brian from USAHow many magazines are included with the .22?
asked David from USAI got 2 with mine
Adam from USAMine came with Three. They advertise 2. But you get 3.
Michael from USAMine came with 3 magazines.
Anthony from USACan you add a Moderator (Suppressor/Silencer) to the 30cal Hasten Blitz?
asked Da'love from USAIs there an issue with back pressure that voids the warranty when adding a moderator
BRIAN from USAYes you can with an adapter that fits the shroud. However doing so will void your warranty.
Richard from USADoes it come in a hard shell case?
asked Kevin from USANo hard case... Just a box.
Anthony from USAhow long does it take to fill air rifle
asked Gerald from USAI bought a Air comp. Off Amazon. 2 yrs ago. Still takes 2.3 to 2.7 min.
Michael from USADepends on what you use. 100 psi to 250 with my Benjamin Recharge air compressor only takes about 2.5 min.
Anthony from USA1500 to 3000 psi 15 min
Carlton from USAwhats the best ammo for this rifle
asked Reynaldo from USADue to the full auto capability I figured I would start of with Crosman Premier .22. generally cheap to buy in 500 rd tins. Well I was pleasantly surprised by the accuracy considering how light those pellets are 14.3 gr. I own Hatsan Bullmaster, FlashPup, Flash, Vectis and they all typically need an 18gr pellet to get decent accuracy but not the car with the Blitz. I can shoot H&N Crow Magnum, JSB domes at 18gr but I'm quite happy with Crosman Premier.
Anthony from USASeveral polymags, jsb heavys 15 gr.
Carlton from USAWhich hand pump should be bought and fitting for blitze
asked Mike from USAI would recommend a scuba or better yet a scba tank to fill from. You would have to get a dive shop to fill the bottle but would be able to get a great many refills of much better quality air! Beginner airgunner starting out is much better to invest in a bulk air storage vessel than it is to buy a hand pump within their budget. Even if you wanted to go the hand pump route, better off to use pump to top off your bulk air tank rather than rifle. So bulk air tank is better investment all the way around than a hand pump. I recommend buying air fillups from a dive shop, as it is better quality of dry air and your gun will thank you in the long run! With pumps and compressors you get what you pay for in the quality of the air produced. Better compressors include more sophisticated filtration and in the longer run makes a great difference in the performance and reliability of your air powered arms. Initially it may go unnoticed but if you use your guns much , it becomes evident over regular use! Invest in a bulk bottle and a good compressor with decent filtration. Pretty much any dive compressor that can produce air for life support will make for a lasting investment in a lifetime of airgun enjoyment and usefulness. Invest in the good stuff, buy disposable stuff.
BRIAN from USADon't even bother with a hand pump. You will need an air compressor to keep up with the amount of shooting you will do. I recommend Benjamin Recharge air compressor. But if you must pump make sure it's at least a two stage pump but your back won't love you.
Anthony from USAWill the H & N Hornet .25 ammo fit and work in the magazines for this gun ?
asked Greg from USAYes
Carlton from USAWhat is a good scope to go with this gun?
asked David from USAI've had great success with UTG scopes but they are on the budget end of the spectrum. The recoil isn't much so any decent scope should work just fine.
Anthony from USAIf I get a hand pump for this what kind of adapter will I need?
asked Tim from USAAir Venturi Male Quick-Disconnect, 1/8"..., Fill probe adapter.
Mark from USAcan I use a hand pump ? I bought a 4500 psi 4 stage hand pump. Gun is back ordered
asked William from USACan you actually use a hand pump to pump it from the factory uncharged condition or will a hand pump not be enough to close the valves from completely empty?
Richard from USAYes. You can hand pump the Blitz.
Mark from USAWhat is the muzzle velocity difference between the first shot and shot #130 assuming starting pressure is 250 Bar?
asked paul from USAThe Blitz has not been tested . It is brand new.
Mark from USAHow do I get my air gun to fill Have tried several different ports.
asked Richard from USAI used the fill port on the side of the stock
William from USAThe fill port will be underneath the stock, in front of the trigger guard. the fill port (provided with the gun) fits in the fill port.
Mark from USACan this gun fill with the nomad ll air pump
asked chai from USAYes
Mark from USAAre there any restrictions regarding fully autos in California?
asked Pete from USANot for air rifles. And i know theres a guy that has a youtibe channel that shoots in california all the time with it.
Richard from USAIs not an firearms
chai from USAits not a firearm so no restrictions
Ben from USAWe do not believe so. You would have to contact the state of California for that information.
Mark from USAWill there be a suppressor for this airgun? It says the loudness is 3-medium.
asked Kenneth from USAMine is fairly quiet (30 cal). I can shoot it in my backyard, and frequently do. No complaints.
Steven from USAOnce the gun is released ,there will be after market adapters and moderators available.
Mark from USAis this gun shipped in a box or a hard shell casee
asked Anthony from USAMine was shipped in a box with egg crate padding. The box can be used as a case if necessary.
Steven from USAIts sent in a box
Richard from USAWe have not seen this gun
Pete from USAwhat ammo is optimal for the .30 cal,,,,are there magazines available ?
asked LAWRENCE from USAJSB Heavy is my preferred ammo in the Blitz. Rifle comes with 3 magazines.
Steven from USAThe features list says includes 2 swing-load detachable mags and a winding tool that is stored in the stock (commented 06/16/2020)
John from USAYes there are magazines available to buy
Richard from USAWe have not seen the gun. There is no info on the best pellets.
Mark from USA
I truly think this .25 Cal is the better option over the .30 Cal if you are using this for medium game at distances 75 meters or less because of accuracy (I can basically stack pellets at 50 and 75 yards on a calm day), if you are hunting medium game over 75 meters opt for the .30 cal to pick up the extra power to drop anything beyond 75 out to 200 meters. I have taken out 95% of the medium sized game at 50 to 75 meters to include beaver, woodchuck, coyote, rabbit, Turkey, and Fischer Cats in the time I have owned this air rifle! I Love the full auto burst feature to be sure you take them down if you are unsure at all.
Pros
I am thoroughly loving my Hatsan Blitz, I bought it in .25 caliber and I only use 4 different types of pellets 2 of which are H&N Slugs (Grizzly in 31 Gr and the H&N Heavy in 42 Gr) the others are the H&N Hornets in 22.07 Gr and the Vortex Strike 24.07 Gr) All of these perform Well in the Rifle but the H&N Heavy Slugs will go clean through a 2x12 Pressure treated Backstop by itself or they get lodged 6mm deep into the backdrop after going through a 5/8" Plywood Target.
Cons
If the barrel is not cleaned out regularly this will jam up on you and if you use a hand pump be prepared to be pretty tired after pumping this thing up to 250 Bar! You will be tired! I have had to purchase 18 tins of pellets for this because of it being so fun to shoot in full auto mode