Hi Chris,Chris L wrote:Renno,
FWIW, my wife and I both have R9s in .20 with Lewis tunes, and we reach for them as much as for the PCPs.
Chris
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HATSAN MOD125
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Lewis Reinhold
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Re: HATSAN MOD125
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Re: HATSAN MOD125
only ever had anything to do with one hatsan and I'm not a fan. I agree with renno that they are very loud and not very accurate at all
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Re: HATSAN MOD125
Good, thanks; not enough time to shoot muchLewis Reinhold wrote:Hi Chris,Chris L wrote:Renno,
FWIW, my wife and I both have R9s in .20 with Lewis tunes, and we reach for them as much as for the PCPs.
Chris
Thank you!
How's things?
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billy26
Re: HATSAN MOD125
Gday,
You already know the story, in most cases you get what you pay for. For only a few hundred bucks theres plenty out there but i wouldn't expect to hit 10 cent pieces at 50 yards (but i wouldn't wanna be a minah at 30 yards). The Hatsans pack a lot of punch, perhaps even too much if you've got a galv or colourbond fence. Although your LGS might be useless it probably wouldn't hurt spending a bit of time in there letting them know your serious on an AR purchase.
You already know the story, in most cases you get what you pay for. For only a few hundred bucks theres plenty out there but i wouldn't expect to hit 10 cent pieces at 50 yards (but i wouldn't wanna be a minah at 30 yards). The Hatsans pack a lot of punch, perhaps even too much if you've got a galv or colourbond fence. Although your LGS might be useless it probably wouldn't hurt spending a bit of time in there letting them know your serious on an AR purchase.