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Hatsan Carnivore 135 .30 Cal Big Bore Vortex: Is This the Most Powerful Air Rifle Worth Buying?

The Hatsan Carnivore 135 in 7.62 mm (.30 caliber) is a powerful and highly accurate Big Bore air rifle, available in two propulsion systems — the classic steel spring or the Vortex® Gas Piston — allowing you to tailor the firing behavior, recoil, and budget to your personal preferences. Below, you'll find the key differences between the two versions, full technical specifications, and practical tips for choosing the right optics and pellets, along with the current offerings from Sharg.pl.

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Apolo Airgun Pellets – Which One to Choose? A Comparison of Models and Their Uses

Apolo pellets are a trusted choice among shooters who value precision, consistent flight paths, and a wide selection tailored to every shooting style. With a comprehensive range—from lightweight target pellets to heavy slugs designed for high-powered air rifles—there’s an ideal option for recreational shooting, training, or competition. In this guide, created in collaboration with Sharg.pl, the official distributor of Apolo in Poland, we present the different types of pellets, their applications, and practical model comparisons to help you choose the perfect match for your air rifle.

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Firearm Accuracy: 10 Key Technical Factors - and How to Improve It

Firearm accuracy is a topic of interest to both novice shooters and seasoned marksmen. Even the most refined shooting technique can't compensate for structural flaws or worn components—it's the condition and design of the pistol, shotgun, air rifle, or black powder firearm that ultimately determine whether the projectile hits its intended target. In this article, we focus on the key technical factors that influence shooting accuracy, setting aside the shooter's skill to highlight the elements that truly drive consistency and precision in every shot.

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Which Caliber Is Better: 4.5 mm or 5.5 mm? A Complete Guide

Choosing the right caliber is one of the most common dilemmas faced by both novice and seasoned shooters. Should you go with 4.5 mm, renowned for its accuracy and flat trajectory, or opt for 5.5 mm, which delivers greater energy and improved stability over longer distances? In this article, we’ll compare both calibers, highlighting their strengths and limitations, and help you determine which air rifle and pellet combination best suits your specific needs and shooting preferences.

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PCP Air Rifles – The Complete Guide: How They Work, Calibers, Legal Regulations, and Choosing the Right Gear

PCP air rifles are among the most advanced designs in the world of recreational and competitive shooting. They combine precision, comfort, and cutting-edge technology to deliver consistent, whisper-quiet, recoil-free shots. Before choosing the right model for your needs, it's worth exploring their history, operating principles, technical specifications, and the legal regulations currently in effect in Poland. This guide covers everything you need to know about PCP air rifles—from their construction and maintenance to practical buying tips.

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JSB Pellet Batch Numbers: How to Decode Labels and Debunk Myths in 2025

The numbers printed on JSB pellet tins have long sparked curiosity and raised questions among shooters. Do they indicate the batch quality? How can you decode a JSB die number, and what exactly lies behind this string of digits? In this article - drawing on official explanations from a JSB representative as well as discussions within the shooting community - we'll break down how to interpret these markings, debunk common myths, and highlight what truly matters when selecting your pellets. If you've ever wondered whether a "lucky die" really exists, this guide will put your doubts to rest.

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Hatsan Zada 17 J or FAC? Review, Opinions, and Comparison with AirTact Gen.2
Looking for an air rifle that's ideal for learning and regular practice—quiet, comfortable, and ready to use legally right out of the box? The Hatsan Zada is a tactical spring-piston rifle featuring a QE barrel with an integrated suppressor. The factory version is limited to 17 J, making it permit-free and compliant with legal regulations. The Zada stands out with its adjustable trigger, ergonomic synthetic stock, and a suite of safety features that support secure and confident training. At distances of 10–15 meters (depending on the caliber), it delivers reliable accuracy and a smooth shooting experience. Keep reading for full specifications, comparisons, and practical tips on accessories and maintenance.
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Hatsan Edge Air Rifle: Everything You Need to Know Before You Buy
Hatsan Edge Air Rifle has long been a favorite among recreational shooters worldwide. Its straightforward design, powerful shot, and wide range of available variants make it a top choice for both beginners and more demanding enthusiasts alike. Discover what sets the Edge series apart—and why it's worth purchasing from Sharg.pl, the official Hatsan distributor in Poland.
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Hatsan Arms Pellets: Precision, Power, and Choice for Discerning Shooters

Hatsan Arms pellets combine precision, power, and reliability, allowing every shooter—from beginner to seasoned professional—to fully unlock the potential of their air rifle. Whether you're in the market for lightweight training ammo or heavy big bore pellets for long-distance shooting, Sharg.pl offers a wide selection tailored to your specific needs and shooting style.

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