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Another Hatsan .25 owner here confirming that power is pretty reasonable. I chrono'd mine again today with about 8-10 shots all between 669 and 674fps, so around 27fpe. (Jsb hades) 
You should be aware they need some tinkering to make shoot nicely and are a bit of a "project gun" Definitely a labour of love more than a reliable workhorse. 

Have taken possums and a wallaby with mine, though to be honest my gamo .22 Mach 1 IGT (23fpe) has actually been a more effective hunting rifle - it's lighter and I can aim it more easily, and I find it slightly less hold sensitive (but still very hold sensitive) and I wish I had a FAL to get a PCP.. 

If you're coming to AKL in the near future, you'd be welcome to pop in and put some pellets through my Hatsan QE135 .25. 

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I've decided to go with the 30 cal Hatsan - more for fun than anything else.   The  22 Gamo is fine for the pest control I need to do around here.  Dropped a hare from about 25 yards with clean head shot yesterday afternoon,  then missed a possum from around 15 yards last night and then again two more tonight.  Much harder shooting in the dark with torch clamped on the top of the scope.  Should have nailed all three possums but rushed the shots.

Also looking at an old rusted Chinese 177 that will need  stripping down and rebuilding as a bit of a project as well.  

Thanks for the offer, but I'm unlikely to be anywhere near Auckland for quite some time.    




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