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WHY HATSAN VORTEX GAS PISTONS?
Unlike our competitors, Hatsan Vortex Gas Pistons technology is developed and manufactured by Hatsan to be specifically used in most Hatsan Break Barrel and Under Lever airguns. Hatsan Vortex Gas Pistons utilize regular air instead of any other type of gas. Hatsan offers 6 different types of Hatsan Vortex Gas Pistons – encompassing the majority of Hatsan’s line of Break Barrel and Underlever spring action guns. The following models are offered:

  • More steady and consistent power between consecutive shots.
  • Eliminates most vibration caused by oscillation of heavy springs.
  • Much smoother and quieter shooting experience.
Type 1 Mod 55-60-65-70-75-80-85-90
Type 1-B Mod 88-95-99
Type 2 Mod125-125TH-125 Sniper-135 Torpedo 150-150TH-155
Type 3 Striker 1000S-1000X-Edge
Type 4 Dominator under lever series
Type 5 Torpedo 100X-105X under lever series
Type 6 Mod25 SuperCharger / SuperTact
Type 7 Proxima
Benefits of Gas Piston Airguns

Gas piston powered airguns can remain cocked for long periods of time without causing any spring stress or damage to the gun.
Gas piston powered airguns produce more steady and consistent power between consecutive shots versus spring powered airguns.
Gas Piston powered airguns eliminate most of the vibration caused by the oscillation of the heavy springs used in spring powered airguns. Gas Piston models oscillate much less and finish the action cycle in less time than spring powered models making for a more comfortable confident shooting experience.
Gas piston powered airguns’ life cycle is significantly greater than its spring action counterparts. There is no risk of spring fatigue or spring breakage. Fewer moving parts result in a much more efficient and reliable operating system.
Gas piston powered airguns provide higher, consistent velocities over their lifetime when compared to spring action models. Springs get weaker over time causing decreases in velocity.
Gas piston powered airguns provide a much smoother and quieter shooting experience than their spring action counterparts. With gas powered models, the cocking action is much smoother. Also, spring grinding noises are eliminated during the cocking and firing sequence.