r/canadaguns 6d ago

Gun and gear reviews Hatsan Bulltac

Yesterday I picked up a Hatsan Bulltac shotgun. I wanted a bullpup and the other two I bought were banned. Overall I really like this gun. I took it out of the box today, threw a red dot on it and headed to the range. 75 rounds with one failing to feed for some reason, I touched the charging handle and it finished loading. The Good: nice fit to finish, good weight and easy to shoot. The Bad: there is no bolt release, once you put one in the chamber and push the next one into the magazine the bolt closes. Not a huge dislike.

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u/mwmwmwmwmmdw 6d ago

man some gun owners can be real wet noodles. better to just never actually fire the gun because your finger might end up contacting the trigger to do so.

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u/Otherwise_Rub_9515 6d ago

No most Canadian gun owners just have terrible firearm handling skills.

You don't put your finger in the guard or on the trigger until you're prepared to shoot. 

By your logic it's ok to point a gun at someone of its not loaded? 

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u/Remote_Mistake6291 6d ago

Define ready to shoot? I am ready to shoot as soon as I pick up the gun. Go be anal elsewhere.

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u/Otherwise_Rub_9515 6d ago

You're ready to shoot as soon as you pick up the gun???

The fuck 😂 

Ready to shoot means you've acquired your target, aimed, disengaged safety and are ready to fire. 

You'd be kicked out of my range for handling like that. 

Who the fuck picks up a gun with their finger in the guard/on the trigger 😂