Buyer's Guide
How to Choose the Right Ammunition for Your Air Rifle
Lead pellets and steel or lead BBs are the most common types of airgun ammunition. Each type has its own specific use. Check out this short article if you want to learn more.
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Spring air rifles are simple to use. Just cock the rifle, insert a pellet,
release the safety and shoot. Even a child can handle it. The biggest advantage
of spring-powered air rifles is their low price. You don’t need much equipment
to start shooting. A tin of pellets and a cleaning kit is enough. Those who
want to shoot at longer distances will also go for a riflescope.
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The Turkish manufacturer Hatsan introduces model 130, which is equipped with the patented SAS system for recoil reduction.
The long 415 mm rifled barrel guarantees high accuracy. The main safety feature is the automatic safety. An advantage of this model is the adjustable Quattro trigger, where both the trigger travel and pull weight can be adjusted.
The skeleton stock with a Monte Carlo cheekpiece offers excellent ergonomics and is suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters. The rubber butt pad at the end sits comfortably in the shoulder and absorbs recoil.
As standard, the Hatsan 130 is fitted with TruGlo fibre-optic sights, but if you are considering mounting a riflescope, you will have no problem thanks to the dual mounting rail 11 and 22 mm.
- Adjustable trigger
- SAS recoil reduction system
- Fibre-optic sights
- Dual mounting rail
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