--- product_id: 71118216 title: "HatsanAir" brand: "hatsan" price: "A$373" currency: AUD in_stock: true reviews_count: 4 category: "Hatsan" url: https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/71118216-hatsanair store_origin: AU region: Australia --- # .22 caliber precision Micro adjustable fiber optic sights 1000 FPS max velocity HatsanAir **Brand:** hatsan **Price:** A$373 **Availability:** āœ… In Stock ## Summary > šŸŽÆ Elevate your aim, own the range ā€” precision that commands respect. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** HatsanAir by hatsan - **How much does it cost?** A$373 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/71118216-hatsanair) ## Best For - hatsan enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted hatsan brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - ā€¢ **Power Meets Precision:** Up to 1000 FPS velocity with lead-free pellets delivers impactful performance without compromise. - ā€¢ **Custom-Tuned Sight System:** Micro adjustable rear fiber optic sights with fixed red front sight for rapid target acquisition. - ā€¢ **Pinpoint Accuracy at Every Shot:** Rifled German steel barrel ensures consistent precision for the discerning marksman. - ā€¢ **Ready to Aim, Right Out of the Box:** Includes 2-9x32 Optima scope with mounted metal scope stop and rings for instant accuracy. - ā€¢ **Classic Craftsmanship, Modern Control:** Premium wood stock with ambidextrous Monte Carlo cheek piece and rubber butt pad for all-day comfort. ## Overview The HatsanAir Model 1000X Striker Wood Combo is a high-performance break barrel air rifle featuring a .22 caliber rifled German steel barrel, delivering up to 1000 FPS with lead-free pellets. Equipped with micro adjustable fiber optic sights and a multi-coated 3-9x32 Optima scope, it combines classic wood craftsmanship with modern precision controls, making it a top choice for serious airgun enthusiasts seeking power, accuracy, and comfort. ## Description Our Model 1000X Striker Wood combo is the best of our entry-level break barrel air rifles. Available in .177, .22, and .25 calibers, there is sure to be a perfect one for you! The Model 1000X Striker Wood is sure to pack a punch as it delivers great power with lead and lead-free pellets! At up to 1,300 fps, you can see why this is one of our most-popular air rifles. The Mod 1000X Striker Wood Combo includes a metal trigger blade, a classic wood stock, an ambidextrous Monte Carlo cheek piece, and a rubber butt pad, all for better comfort and control. It comes standard with a fully adjustable rear sight with green fiber optics, a hooded front sight with red fiber optics and a multi-coated Optima 3-9Ɨ32 scope with dovetail rings. Grab some pellets and find out why the Model 1000X Striker Wood is one of our most popular air rifles. Review: Extremely Solid - I bought this because I've had a big disconnect with the airgun market lately. I have extensive experience through a vintage Gamo Hunter in .177 and a Benjamin Marauder in .22. I've purchased other rifles since owning these but every time I've been disappointed. I wanted an open-sight rifle that would be moderately accurate and have decent power, but everything on the market was disappointing or extremely expensive. I purchased the Hatsan without having any knowledge about the brand, and I'm impressed. The quality of the wood and metal finish was better than I expected for the price. The accuracy out of the box was fine with the massive RWB Super-H Point .25 pellets, and while I have not gotten it on paper, it did just fine plugging lemons at 12-15 yards, though it seems it is sighted to have the sights just below the intended target. With an on the fly adjustment of the elevation dial, it was hitting just about dead on with my offhand standing hold. The most incredible part to me about this airgun is the sheer power that sits behind the .25 pellet. While they fly alot more slowly than a .177, they absolutely transfer a pile of energy into their target. I knocked over a piece of firewood, which was about a half of a quartered 6" diameter log. When shooting lemons, they visibly would send pulp flying out of the back and hollowed the internals of the lemons out with just a few shots. There is an incredibly satisfying meaty "thwack" when attacking lemons. I will say, however, that (1) the build quality of the sights is not excellent. One of the rear sight dots is a slightly different color than the other and maybe a little off-center. It has not been an issue yet. (2) the .177 pellets I have used in the past would simply lodge themselves into wood targets or lose all energy and fall right there. The .25's do massive damage to the wood, but I have had some of them come back in the direction they were sent. It pays to be cautious when engaging hard targets with a high-speed projectile, but it seems to be extra relevant with these slower speed projectiles. I would say to buy with confidence. I will update the review if and when any issues arise. Update: Iā€™m almost through a whole can of RWB Super-H pellets and have taken a small game animal with the rifle already. I noticed my accuracy was getting worse and I was getting keyholing in my target. The main screw which attaches the rifle to the stock had come loose. Will tighten and report how the issue progresses, but CHECK YOUR SCREWS! Review: Recommend 4 you - Very nice Rife just what I was looking for not a cheap synthetic stock like most brands out there , this is real wood and top notch quality, first shots right out of the box held a group at zero at 20 yards ( no scope) With the scope and a bore site at 30yards was dead on (3-5 shots) I recommend ## Features - .22 caliber; Single shot, spring piston, break barrel - Rifled German steel barrel; Metal trigger blade - Includes 2-9x32 Optima scope & rings; Mounted metal scope stop - Micro adjustable rear fiber optic sight; Fixed red front fiber optic sight - Max Velocity* - Lead-Free Pellets - 1000 FPS, Lead Pellets - 800 FPS; Max Muzzle Energy** - 21 FPE; * Velocity results may vary due to pellet weight, pellet shape, pellet material, temperature, elevation, as well as other factors; ** Energy results may vary due to pellet weight, pellet shape, pellet material, temperature, elevation, as well as other factors ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00KCCLV8G | | Air Gun Power Type | Spring-Piston | | Barrel Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Best Sellers Rank | #440,637 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #226 in Air Rifles | | Brand Name | Hatsan | | Caliber | 5.6 | | Color | Wood | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (168) | | Frame Material Type | Metal | | Included Components | 3-9x32 Optima Scope & Rings, Air rifle | | Item Type Name | Air Rifle | | Item Weight | 6.4 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Hatsan | | Rounds | 1 | | UPC | 817461010376 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Warranty Description | 1-Year Limited | ## Product Details - **Air Gun Power Type:** Spring-Piston - **Barrel Material Type:** Alloy Steel - **Brand:** Hatsan - **Caliber:** 5.6 - **Color:** Wood - **Frame Material:** Metal - **Item Weight:** 6.4 Pounds - **Manufacturer:** Hatsan - **Rounds:** 1 - **UPC:** 817461010376 ## Images ![HatsanAir - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41-K5DP6F6L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: What type of piston does this gun have? Gas or Spring** A: Whenever its not advertised its always a spring.... Dont get it.... they suck... I take that back just dont get a 25 they use the same hardware from 177 to 25.... its ludacris.... hope you like hittin dirt **Q: Does this Hatsan 1000x have a gas piston or the older spring? Please don't answer if you do not know!** A: This is the spring model. **Q: Does it come with a scope** A: It comes with a scope that's adequate. Not a fancy one with an AO but a fixed 3-9x30. I have 15 different air rifles, all springers. I have a couple of nice Diana's and Weilrauchs with Hawke Sidewinders scopes. But when I just want to grab a lightweight springer, I reach for this Hatsan. It's lightweight and has a beautiful stock. The trigger has a long first stage and doesn't break at predictable times making it difficult to group better than 1" at 30 yards. The firing cycle is very twangy. But the rifle just feels so good in my hands that I love it. My other inexpensive go to springer is my Remington which you might want to check out because you can get it in Wallymart $150 and should you have any problems, returns are easy. **Q: Is this with vortex system?** A: I bought 2 Hatsan 1000x's about 1 year ago and they have a metal spring power plant. The newer model Hatsan 1000x have a Vortex gas piston power plant. Either way these guns are powerful and extremely accurate. ## Customer Reviews ### ā­ā­ā­ā­ā­ Extremely Solid *by B***. on March 12, 2024* I bought this because I've had a big disconnect with the airgun market lately. I have extensive experience through a vintage Gamo Hunter in .177 and a Benjamin Marauder in .22. I've purchased other rifles since owning these but every time I've been disappointed. I wanted an open-sight rifle that would be moderately accurate and have decent power, but everything on the market was disappointing or extremely expensive. I purchased the Hatsan without having any knowledge about the brand, and I'm impressed. The quality of the wood and metal finish was better than I expected for the price. The accuracy out of the box was fine with the massive RWB Super-H Point .25 pellets, and while I have not gotten it on paper, it did just fine plugging lemons at 12-15 yards, though it seems it is sighted to have the sights just below the intended target. With an on the fly adjustment of the elevation dial, it was hitting just about dead on with my offhand standing hold. The most incredible part to me about this airgun is the sheer power that sits behind the .25 pellet. While they fly alot more slowly than a .177, they absolutely transfer a pile of energy into their target. I knocked over a piece of firewood, which was about a half of a quartered 6" diameter log. When shooting lemons, they visibly would send pulp flying out of the back and hollowed the internals of the lemons out with just a few shots. There is an incredibly satisfying meaty "thwack" when attacking lemons. I will say, however, that (1) the build quality of the sights is not excellent. One of the rear sight dots is a slightly different color than the other and maybe a little off-center. It has not been an issue yet. (2) the .177 pellets I have used in the past would simply lodge themselves into wood targets or lose all energy and fall right there. The .25's do massive damage to the wood, but I have had some of them come back in the direction they were sent. It pays to be cautious when engaging hard targets with a high-speed projectile, but it seems to be extra relevant with these slower speed projectiles. I would say to buy with confidence. I will update the review if and when any issues arise. Update: Iā€™m almost through a whole can of RWB Super-H pellets and have taken a small game animal with the rifle already. I noticed my accuracy was getting worse and I was getting keyholing in my target. The main screw which attaches the rifle to the stock had come loose. Will tighten and report how the issue progresses, but CHECK YOUR SCREWS! ### ā­ā­ā­ā­ā­ Recommend 4 you *by P***P on March 9, 2026* Very nice Rife just what I was looking for not a cheap synthetic stock like most brands out there , this is real wood and top notch quality, first shots right out of the box held a group at zero at 20 yards ( no scope) With the scope and a bore site at 30yards was dead on (3-5 shots) I recommend ### ā­ Good as Backyard Toy *by H***Y on October 23, 2025* Before you buy this airgun, you'll do well to know that other optics and rail adapters that will survive a springer are expensive. Cheap gun sights, especially those made for real rifles, will break due to how the recoil works on the striker 1000x. this means if you plan to throw out the cheapo scope that's included, you're going to have to dump around $400 on a scope that's designed to handle springers. Think you'll just use the iron sights then? HAH, I made the same mistake. The iron sights are actually crappy plastic sights that wiggle. So you're going to have to dump either $80 minimum to get a rear sight that will fit on the dovetail of this rifle, or around $50 minimum for a picatinny rail adapter, and another $80 - $400 on whatever sight you can get that can take the beating this gun's recoil My advice? Get anything else. Get something with real iron sights and is actually made to be shot accurately. Get something that doesn't give you a junker scope to throw away immediately. Purchasing this rifle is a mistake I regret making edit: the Williams fp-ag will not be able to align correctly on this, if you were considering getting a peep sight. there goes my $80 (plus the $150 i paid for this gun) ## Frequently Bought Together - HatsanAir - Vortex Strike Pellets .25 - Haendler & Natermann H&N Baracuda Hunter Extreme Pellets, .25 Cal, 28.24 Grains, Hollowpoint, 150 Count (Pack of 1), Multi, Model:HN-92166350001B --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - šŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** ā€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - šŸŒ **Shop Globally** ā€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - šŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** ā€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - šŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** ā€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - šŸ”’ **Secure Payments** ā€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ā­ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** ā€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/71118216-hatsanair](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/71118216-hatsanair) --- *Product available on Desertcart Australia* *Store origin: AU* *Last updated: 2026-05-16*