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Hatsan AirTact PD
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The Hatsan AirTact PD is a break barrel air rifle in caliber .177 (4,5 mm) with black polymer stock and Monte Carlo cheekpiece.
Description
- Caliber: .177 (4.5 mm)
- Stock: Black polymer with Monte Carlo cheekpiece
- Sights: TruGlo sights (green rear sight and red front sight) with adjustable windage and elevation
- Action: Single shot break barrel
- Barrel: Rifled steel barrel with synthetic shroud and integrated sound moderator
- Stock: Ambidextrous, all-weather, tactical-style thumbhole synthetic stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece
- Grip and Forearm: Checkering for better control and feel
- Recoil Absorption: Rubber butt pad
- Scope Mounting: Tactical picatinny rail for both 11mm and 22mm scope mounts
- Trigger: Adjustable trigger pull & trigger travel
- Safety: Anti-bear-trap safety
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for both windage and elevation with TruGlo fiber optics
- Front Sight: Large muzzle break for easy cocking with TruGlo fiber optics
Additional information
| Weight | 2,8 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Hatsan |
| Caliber |
.177 (4.5 mm) |
| Color |
Black |
| Max Velocity |
820 fps |
| Overall Length |
43.4" |
| Function |
Single-shot |
| Scopeable |
11mm dovetail ,Picatinny |
| Safety |
Yes |
| Suggested for |
Plinking/Fun |
| Barrel Length |
16.5" |
| Shot Capacity |
1 |
| Barrel |
Rifled |
| Action |
Break Barrel |
| Powerplant |
Spring-piston |
| Ammunition |
Pellets |
| Body Type |
Rifle |
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