Hatsan AirMax Air Rifle .177 cal 1350fps Bullpup 2 Magazines

The Hatsan AirMax Air Rifle .177 caliber 1350fps Bullpup is a high-velocity pneumatic platform engineered for precision target shooting and small game control. Produced by Hatsan USA, this bullpup-configuration air rifle delivers 1350 feet per second velocity in .177 caliber, balancing flat-shooting trajectory with minimal noise signature—critical advantages in operational environments where sound discipline matters. The compact bullpup design reduces overall length while maintaining a full 44.1-inch profile, making it suitable for controlled indoor and outdoor range work.

At 13.91 pounds, this air rifle carries enough mass for stable offhand shooting and recoil absorption, particularly during extended precision work. The dual-magazine system included with the unit eliminates downtime between strings—a practical feature for operators and enthusiasts conducting extended target validation or pest management operations. .177 caliber projectiles deliver sufficient energy for controlled accuracy at typical engagement distances while keeping energy levels within legal parameters in most jurisdictions where air rifle use is permitted.

This platform serves competitive precision shooters, small property management professionals, and serious air rifle enthusiasts who require verified velocity, repeatable accuracy, and user-configurable ergonomics. The bullpup configuration provides natural pointing geometry and reduces the mechanical profile compared to conventional air rifle layouts, supporting rapid target reacquisition and consistent shot placement. Owners benefit from the commercial support and parts availability associated with Hatsan's established market presence in the pneumatic firearms category.

Air rifles in the 1300+ fps range occupy a distinct operational space—faster than entry-level platforms but controllable for training environments where traditional firearms oversight is restricted. The Hatsan AirMax's velocity specification means flatter trajectory and reduced wind drift compared to subsonic air rifles, supporting precision work at distance without sacrificing the quiet operation that defines air gun utility.