| Looking for a high-impact air rifle that excels in the backyard or in the field? The Hatsan Proxima in .25 caliber is engineered to deliver superior knockdown power and a seamless shooting experience. By utilizing a high-efficiency Vortex gas-piston powerplant, this underlever rifle offers consistent velocity and smooth cocking, making it an ideal choice for hunters and target shooters who prefer the heavy-hitting capability of the larger .25 pellet. The standout feature is the repeating action. Instead of single-loading, the Proxima uses a rapid-fire rotary magazine system, letting you spend more time aiming and less time reloading. Combined with a beautiful, weather-resistant Turkish walnut thumbhole stock, this rifle provides both the weight and ergonomics needed for precision shooting. Why Choose the Hatsan Proxima .25?
Technical Specifications
Operational Safety & WarrantyIMPORTANT USAGE NOTICE: For safe and reliable operation, this rifle must be used exclusively with the included rotary magazine. Do not attempt to manually load pellets or slugs directly into the breech. Manually loading bypasses the magazine, causing projectiles to drop into the compression chamber, which leads to mechanical failure. Any damage resulting from manual loading is classified as operator error and will immediately void your product warranty. All Hatsan products provided by AirRifle.co.nz are backed by a full manufacturer’s warranty against defects in materials and craftsmanship.
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