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Spring break barrel air rifle with wooden stock, adjustable Tru-Glo sights and a
combined rail for a riflescope. Suitable for recreational and training shooting
at medium distances.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The air rifle Optima Hatsan 135 is a powerful spring air rifle with a classic break‑barrel system, designed for shooting at medium distances.
The Optima Hatsan 135 air rifle uses a single‑shot break‑barrel spring mechanism, a proven solution for reliable and consistent shooting. After breaking the barrel, the air rifle is cocked and ready to fire with a single pull of the trigger.
The stock is made of hardwood. The surface is textured in the grip areas, which improves a secure hold both when shooting and handling. The rear part of the stock is fitted with a rubber butt pad that helps absorb recoil and increases comfort during longer shooting sessions.
Fully adjustable Tru-Glo sights with fibre‑optic inserts come as standard. The rear sight is adjustable for elevation and windage, so the air rifle can be precisely tuned to the ammunition used and the shooting distance. On the top of the receiver there is a combined mounting rail 11mm Dovetail / 22mm Picatinny, allowing you to fit a riflescope or red dot.
Shooting safety is ensured by an automatic safety located behind the optic rail. The overall design is based on Hatsan air rifles, so the shooter can rely on a robust build suitable even for more intensive use.
Optima air rifles are manufactured by the Turkish producer Hatsan, only under a different name. All spare and tuning parts are identical for both brands. The only differences are the markings on the air rifle and the box print.
Note: this model is the Full‑Power version and reaches high muzzle energy. Therefore, it is necessary to choose heavier pellets (so you do not exceed the speed of sound) and also a more durable riflescope, possibly in combination with a Diana compensating mount. The high energy also means strong spring resistance when cocking and it may therefore not be suitable for prolonged shooting.
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