mint NIB .177 hatsan 100 - $90

[ranedouglas]

under lever w/ flip-up loading port.  solid design - wood and steel.   trigger is plastic, but very adjustable.    very consistent velocities.   email me if you need more info :  raneintexas@yahoo.com .

[ranedouglas]

this is a very solid underlever at a very affordable price.    possibly a collectable item - i don't see or hear of many hatsan brand airguns here in the u.s.   please email me at raneintexas@yahoo.com if you have questions.   take care.   - paul.

[fnash]

How does it shoot? how accurate? what is the fps?  what is the shipped price?  what model is it?
Frank

[ranedouglas]

it's a hatsan model 100.   it's a very constant velocity (877 w/ silverbears).   it's a very solid gun.   if you will please just email me, as i mentioned in the ad, i will be more than happy to give you all of the info you desire.   i also have two model 105's, which are similar velocity and different stocks.   - paul..

[thebookdoc]

This was sold, correct?

[fnash]

Yes he sold it to another buyer.....

[ranedouglas]

the guy i sold it to must have made an impulse buy.   i don't think he even shot it.  velocity was a very consistent 777 fps w/ cphp's.   here's the link to the new post :  http://www.network54.com/Forum/79574/message/1276444235/Hatsan+100+Underleveler+in+-177.    ya'll stay cool (100 degrees here).   - paul.

[thebookdoc]

thanks! got a bead on that one! Thanks for the help! Paid for and soon to be on the way.

[ranedouglas]

that's a very solid and consistent airgun.  i'm betting that one's capable of one holers.   why don't you email me and let me know about it after you get her broke in and scoped.   here's my email :  raneintexas@yahoo.com .   take care.   - paul.

[thebookdoc]

Should have been mine last time it was available...It had to come back to me. I'll let you know!

Richard

[thebookdoc]

hmm. Gun looks like it hasn't been shot. And likely it hasn't because there isn't a pellet on the planet that will go in the breach. This is a $98 [not anymore!] paperweight.

But to be fair, I revise!

Paul, there was some damage in the loading area that I was able to repair. a bit of a ding. After that, I could load. Once I could load, I shot. Once I shot, I LIKED! I have written more about the experience here:

http://www.gatewaytoairguns.com/airguns/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=28929&mid=226720#M226720

I think this may have happened after your hands came off the gun. Apologies for the quick PO reaction.

[ranedouglas]

i loaded crosman premiers into that gun and chrony'ed it myself.  one skirt was deformed and instead of chrono-ing 777, it did 861.    i KNOW shipping can't change an airgun THAT much.

[thebookdoc]

I have crosman premieres. I have lots of pellets. No joy with any of them. Not in the front of the flip-up, the back, or in  the front or back of the breach. WHY would I lie?

[thebookdoc]

BTW -- the description says wood and steel except the trigger. well, the flip up is plastic.

[ranedouglas]

that model 100 is not a paper weight.   have you even tried to scope and shoot it.  my BSA lightning XL had a VERY narrow breech.  my thumb was bruised from loading it.  i used a phillips screw driver and maunually deburred the breech and opened it.  the pellets slid in just fine after that.    i didn't call it a paper weight.    i worked w/ it.  that was a $400+ gun, bookdoc.   like i said, shoot it for a while and see if your opinion changes.   then tell everyone all about it.   that's a good, solid gun for $90.  if you see a better deal on a hatsan, let me know so i can buy it......... if you can find one.   - paul.