Hatsan BT65WSB

That will depend on many factors, most importantly pellet weight and shape. With the right pellet (JSB 25.4 grains) you can hit your target at 100 yards with relative ease. This gun is dangerous and can be deadly to 500 yards.

The charge will last For months. IT's good to store pcp guns charged up it is good for the seal rings. Scuba tanks are the best and easy way to fill pcp rifles vs pump.

The Fill station bottle system is what you should get if you can afford it but it is always good to have a good pump on hand as backup.

Pumping the air chambers by hand is not my idea of fun, but to be honest I never tried it nor tired the precharged cans... instead I purchased a 3800psi scuba tank that perfectly fills the chambers to exact pressure bars every-time. This rifle deserves every bit of the best being that it puts out like the best should.

The Hatsan BT65 can in theory be filled with a Hatsan hand pump however it takes quite a bit of work. I prefer to use a scuba tank to fill. I am not aware of any pre-charged air cans that work for a PCP rifle rather as mentioned a refillable scuba tank.

You can not use a standard (shop) compressor to fill this gun. Shop compressors do not generate nearly enough pressure for this gun. You can purchase high pressure compressors to fill PCP rifle, but the these compressors are very expensive. Most people either use a scuba tank or a high pressure hand pump, each has its pros and cons. Both options are sold here.

You need a 3000,psi source. A 4500 psi paint ball tank regulated down to 3000psi.

Kris, Good questions. Looking at our restrictions information it looks like all airguns are ok to be shipped into VA. Only items that can not be shipped into VA are blank guns and ammo. Hopefully that answers your question. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

Suppressors are legal in the United States. However, they require the same firearm licensing as a fully automatic firearm. They are considered by the ATF to be a firearm in themselves. That being said, Hatsan has new guns out with Quiet Energy technology, getting rid of the need for a suppressor.

Suppressors are illegal in the U.S.

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase. Tente verificar com a visão e se há uma restrição você receberá um aviso antes de adquirir o produto. Há uma série de regulamentos diferentes para todos os países diferentes e eles estão sempre mudando, então temos que criar um automático em guerra se não é um produto, com base em sua localização, que é proibido. Envio preço sempre muda, mas você deve ser capaz de ver o preço final antes de concluir a compra.

The tank capacity is 255cc, and max safe pressure is 2900 psi (200 bars). I fill mine using the Hill hand pump when pressure drops to 2000 psi. It takes approximately 65 strokes to go from 2000 to 2900 psi with the Hill pump. You do not need any fittings with the Hill pump. However, if you use the Benjamin hand pump, the Airforce pump, the Air Venturi carbon fiber Tank or the Benjamin carbon fiber tank, you are going to need the Air Venturi Male Quick-Disconnect, 1/8" BSPP Female Threads, sold here.

Off hand I cant remember for sure about the tank specs, but I only fill mine to 200-210 bar...the gauge I believe goes to 300 bar. I have a scuba tank, but I have never used it to fill the gun. I always top my gun off every so many uses (about every 25-35 shots). With the hill pump, it takes approx 50 pumps, approx 5 min. My gun shipped sealed in plastic within the box with 200 bar already fllled. The fitting is the standard nipple type (the most common one that many other pcp guns use). I think that the scuba tank is overkill because pumping it isnt bad at all.

Its a $600 gun because labor Is cheep in Turkey . If this gun was made in say the UK or US then yes It probably would be a $1400 gun.

The only thing that I would have changed would be to make the magazine deeper so the the polymags would have a more flush fit. Its truly a wonderful gun. The trigger is a dream, I handle more expensive guns that had to get custom trigger jobs. It has good balance and looks and feels like it should cost almost triple the money. The stock is very nice. At first when I was looking at the pics, I thought to myself, the stock has got to be cheap and flimsy...there is no way you're going to pay only $600 for the whole thing when aftermarket stocks of walnut with these features cost $600 alone! Boy was I wrong! Like I said, I dont know how they managed to sell this at only $600 cause, imo its a $1400 minimum gun.