Hatsan Flash QE

Do not purchase Hassan flash QE

Pros
Looks nice

Cons
will not hold air pressure. Sent it back once, they got a little air in it but still will not refill

Pros
I like the caliber and own a number of .22 rifles and pistols/revolvers that shoot real ammo. Fun to shoot and cheap. I bought this at the suggestion of my wife about 7 months ago. I really like the trigger and the bolt action is smooth too. I have a large lot and the back yard is deep so it gives me a good place to shoot safely. And the gun is pretty quiet overall too.

Cons
The only downside to this rifle is that it does not come with iron sights. I bought a 3x9 variable for it and it works out well but be aware of this additional expense. Oh, and I consider the magazines a pain to have to load.

This is a very smooth firing rifle and it is a blast to shoot! I added a 2 x 7 scope to mine which seems to be the perfect amount of magnification.

Pros
Unbelievably quiet.

Cons
There is disparity between the gun filled at 200 bar and 150 bar when shooting from 50+ yards away. that is something to keep in mind when you refill your tank.

Pros
Love it lot of power

Perfect for beginners and budget price

Pros
Super light weight and well built I did manage to use 90 shots before reaching low air Recommend using jsb exact diablos 25gr

Cons
At first the bolt action was stiff but once u use it a while it adjustes a little You do need high scope rings

Great accuracy once you get the velocity dialed in avg. 800fps 25gr pellet about 15-20 shots

Pros
Light weight, good trigger, quite

Cons
Out of the box the gun would barely get a pellet out of the barrel. Adjusted hammerspring to get velocity up. Seams to drop velocity in cold weather

the accompaning photo if they ok it was taken after the second clip of 12 shots @ 45 yds. out of the box. i carefully pushed a dry patch thru the bore before shooting it.

Pros
just took delivery of another flash qe in .22 cal today. these guns are accurate and powerful. the triggers are superb. the only fly in the ointment is the set screw for the hammer spring tension screw is is turned in way too tight. hopefully some penetrating oil will loosen it up!

Cons
nada

the first qe prints 1/2 in. groups @ 45yds. perfect for pigeons. 2900 psi with hammer spring backed out 1 1/2 turns and no pressure regulator is the setup with jsb hades 15.89gr. also be ready to change an o-ring or two. this is one quiet and powerful dude so watch what your aiming at. i'm going set up the second qe like the first and should get about 24 shots with excellent accuracy

Pros
just ordered my second flash 22 qe

Cons
the action did not seat all the way down in the stock on the first one so i epoxied a thin washer to the rear mounting pad to take up the slack. accuracy instantly improved.

hatsan says run a dry cleaning patch thru the bore every 500 to 1000 rds. i didn't believe them so i cleaned the barrel after every 20 rds. and got only very few good goups. THEY KNOW WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT WHEN THEY SAY 500 TO 1000 RDS. I'm an old bench rest shooter so that didn't make any sense to me. live and learn lol. the gun is a real bargain. no leaks, no bolt problems, all fun !!!

Pros
the gun is much lighter than my springers. the trigger is very nice and haven't touched it. this gun is powerful so care must be taken when shooting. it is VERY accurate ( 1/2 in. at 30 yds. 10 rds. with norma 15.9 gr. pills). i fill the reservoir to 2750 psi and get 25 to 30 accurate shots. point of impact doesn't change much with different pellet weights until the pressure starts to fall way off (1400 psi ?). this gun is a real pigeon executioner.

Cons
nada nada nada

All and all this rifle gives the impression of being assembled from off the shelf parts and not thought out at all. Bottom line I would not recommend this to a friend.

Pros
I haven't had a chance to shoot this gun yet due to the very snowy weather we have having but I have learned a great deal by watching reviews for other PCP rifles and seeing the newer models being offered at similar prices.

Cons
The open uncovered fill hole is not what I would have wanted on a hunting gun which I consider the .25 to be. and the lack of an adapter for the fill tube pin wash a cheap shot leaving you with the job of finding the necessary quick fill out of the dozens of choices online an making you pay for something that should have come with the gun. The fixed cheek rest needs to be adjustable as it is on most PCP guns. The fill gage on the bottom is a poor choice of placement and the pistol grip is on the small side and lacks stippling or checkering.