This does not allow me to cock the break barrel Hatsan. Can it be used on a regular .22 rifle?
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*Christine's husband here*While it would work on your hatsan break barrel, it failed on one of my lesser thumping break barrels. the internal lens is a little loose now and sometimes the view is blurry unless I point the scope down and tap on the back to line things up.I don't think it will last long on a hatsan break barrel unless you have one of the junior rifles.
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i Have one an shoot it with a semi-magnum chinese .177 springer at nearly 20 yards and it works well. Your Hatsen may be close to too powerful ; For that you'd want this at 20-30 yards as my Octane hits it hard at that 20 yards and I fear eventual damage.
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Yes. I think it could handle a 135 which I have. The gun I have kicks just as hard as the hatsan 135. It's on a Hammerli Titan.But if any springer is in need of a tune, and shooting like a bucket of bolts, then you are taking a chance with any optic.I wouldn't hesitate to put this Barska on my 135 in 22 caliber if I ever need to. You should be fine
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Should work unless you have some bizarre flash hider / muzzle brake. I had to remove my Krink KX3 (fire pig) flash hider on one of mine to make it work but a .22 is a .22 otherwise.
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You should be able to . You need the correct rings for the mounts . Ruger did at one time ship a weaver style one piece mount with the 10/22 you will have no trouble with "medium" height rings . I'm not sure what the new models come with . Mine is on a gamo springer , no problems with clearance with med. rings , no recoil damage so far .... good luck..
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Takes some strength to cock the break barrel and the safety does not automatically go on when you cock gun. You have to manually put it on safe and this is a very powerful gun.
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The Williams sight that I ordered does not work on break barrel air rifles but rather on a Benjamin 392 multi-pump air rifle and on this airgun there are pre-drilled holes on the right side of the receiver to mount this sight. You will have to do some research to find out whether or not Williams makes a peep sight that can be fitted to your particular break barrel airgun.
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I wouldn't put this bipod on anything bigger than a .22. It loosens easily on bigger rifles because of the recoil. Get the BlackHawk Sportster.
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I have tried it on a Marlin lever action 22 and it did not work at all -- opened lever and it would just fall off.
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Yup. I use it on my airsoft gun, 22lr, and pellet gun. They say it's weak, but if you don't smash it, it works fine.
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U need a 3/8 rail otherwise it won't fit. If ur puting it on a real .22 rifle not a airsoft its not worth the money.
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Hi,It sure will work with most of the break barrels. You will need to fix a scope recoil stopper to avoid disassembling of the scope which will affect aiming & accuracy. The scope is quite up to the mark with my break barrel and works just fine.
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No it can not the threading is different from the spryders try looking for a tippman barrel
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I don't see how, since most .22 rifles have a smaller rail width than other higher caliber rifles like the 7.62 x39mm, .270 and .308, AR-15-.223/.300 aac blackout style. I don't know much about the Remington 597 though.
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Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer material inside or modification, no, the bb's will be angled down by the backstop but some will fly out for sure. Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer... » Read More Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer material inside or modification, no, the bb's will be angled down by the backstop but some will fly out for sure. « Show Less
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This is meant for a Mossberg 500, so probably not. Since you are talking about a .22 rifle, it wouldn't risk it. You should search for one that is specifically for your gun.
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I put mine on a Stainless Marlin .17 HMR and it works great. You would need a scope ring set that has 1' rings to the clamp on for the 22 barrels. For the money it is a good scope and very clear. I also have one on my stainless muzzleloader for 5 years now.