Escort 3" magnum how good are they

[Guest stevo]

Stevo, what cartridges were you using on the vid, good shooting though mate

I think they were NSI prima 28 grm #6

[flynny]

700 plus yards bloody hell thats some killing range

Tis nothing old bean, with thy trusty hatsan escort, shooting a flys gonads off at 500+ YDS is achievable , ha ha

 

Atb

Flynny

[lloydi73]

I had one for a short while. started jamming so i got rid of it and bought a Beretta Outlander and have had no problems.

+1 did exactly the same....the outlander is amasing

[bostonmick]

I thought one to three was pretty much the standard?.

I don't know about "most" but I know with Beretta if you want 10 years you have to pay for it!, can't imagine any others doing it for free.

I have three beretta's all have ten year guarantee and all were free of charge.one was a used gun and they transferred the remaining seven years to me without charge.as for the Hatsan they have proven themselves to be not very good at all over the past few years. Edited August 13, 2014 by bostonmick

[merseapaul]

I have three beretta's all have ten year guarantee and all were free of charge.one was a used gun and they transferred the remaining seven years to me without charge.as for the Hatsan they have proven themselves to be not very good at all over the past few years.

Just looked at gmk website, the UK importers for berreta it states one year then if you register you get extended to three years or one off payment of £50 and you get ten years. Maybe some dealers include it in the price they sell gun for?.

[bostonmick]

Just looked at gmk website, the UK importers for berreta it states one year then if you register you get extended to three years or one off payment of £50 and you get ten years. Maybe some dealers include it in the price they sell gun for?.

 

when you take on the extra to make it up to ten years the dealer plays no part in it I posted off a cheque to gmk for a 687 eell that I bought they sent the cheque back saying the extra timewas free and I have a certificate for the ten years I then bought a six month old 687 which they transferred the ten year guarantee over to me free of charge also with a certificate.and last one I did was a dt10 four years old which they also transferred the balance of the ten years to me free of charge.true story.

[merseapaul]

 

when you take on the extra to make it up to ten years the dealer plays no part in it I posted off a cheque to gmk for a 687 eell that I bought they sent the cheque back saying the extra timewas free and I have a certificate for the ten years I then bought a six month old 687 which they transferred the ten year guarantee over to me free of charge also with a certificate.and last one I did was a dt10 four years old which they also transferred the balance of the ten years to me free of charge.true story.

I am not disputing your story mearly stating what is currently on gmk website and I bought a brand new urika two and a new silver pigeon five a few years back and only had one year plus the three year warranty after I registered it.

The topic is for a hatsan escort that I bought new with a three year warranty as standard and have had no problems so far. For cheap knock about pigeon gun that you don't mind getting scratched, wet or muddy is a good value gun. Just my opinion.

[BaikalsRule90]

I had a Hatsan Escort that had the long end cap and extended chokes, I never had a problem with it with 70mm shells, it was a tad fussy on anything shorter. I cleaned it after every use and it was generally a good gun, I only got rid of it because I couldn't hit a barn door with it.

 

I have recently purchased a Armsan A612 for the same price I paid for the new Hatsan a couple years ago (£365) and there Is no comparison whatsoever, armsan is twice the gun for the money and would be my recommendation for a Turkish auto.