Hatsan MOD 125 Break Barrel Air Rifle Pellet Synthetic Stock Black Barrel with Scope 3-9x 32mm Matte

Features

• Break barrel, single cocking system & single shot.
• Includes 3-9X32 Fully / Multi Coated Optima Scope.
• Available in .177 (4.5 mm), .22 (5.5 mm) and .25 (6.35 mm) caliber.
• Quattro Trigger & SAS – Shock Absorber System.
• Precision rifled steel barrel.
• Manual safety & automatic cocking safety.
• Anti bear-trap safety.
• Ergonomic design synthetic stock with montecarlo cheekpiece.
• Checkering on grip and forearm for better control and feel.
• Heavy duty secure 11mm / 22mm Weaver style scope mount.
• TRIOPAD butt system for maximum recoil absorption.
• Comes with 3 TRIOPAD stock spacers to change stock length of pull.
• Large muzzle break for easy cocking of the rifle.
• Metal trigger blade.
• Micro adjustable rear sight for both windage and elevation with Truglo fiber optics.
• Open front sight with Truglo fiber optics.

The Hatsan 125 Combo has many features that are sure to please any Airgunner. The longer barrel helps produce some of the highest velocities available in Airguns. The TRIOPAD stock spacer system allows the shooter to adjust the length of pull. The raised Monte Carlo cheek piece ensures your sight picture is clear with the Truglo adjustable sights or the included 3-9x32mm Optima scope. Pick up a pack of Hatsan pellets and this Air Gun is ready to shoot targets or small game.

Technical Information

Weight: 8.4 lbs

Overall Length: 48.8″

Barrel Length: 19.6″

Ammunition: Pellet

Magazine Capacity: Single Shot

Cocking Effort: Not available from manufacturer

Trigger Pull: Not available from manufacturer

Trigger Type: Two Stage

Safety: Manual and Automatic

Max Muzzle Velocity: 177: 1250 fps, 22: 1000 fps, 25: 750 fps

Action: Break barrel

Power Source: Spring Piston

Barrel: Rifled

Scope: 3-9×32

Scope mounted: No

Stock: Standard: Ambidextrous

Front Sight: Fixed .060″ red fiber optic

Rear Sight: Micro adjustable .035″ green fiber optic

Note: Some break barrel action guns may be harder to break then others. It may take added force to break open the barrel for the first couple uses, after several uses, it will become easier. It is recommended to break it open, however not fully cock the gun, 10 times to loosen the barrel and make it easier for future use.