Rogers, AR (September 2, 2025) – The distance between range-day practice and match-day dominance just got shorter. Hatsan’s new competition-grade PCP rifles—the Factor Sniper Long and TacBoss—are not just built for performance; each rifle is built to win. Whether dialing in tight groups at 100 yards or chasing personal bests in local matches, these rifles offer full adjustability, serious air capacity, and the kind of precision that separates the gear-heads from the guessers.
Factor Sniper Long
The Factor Sniper Long is Hatsan’s flagship precision rifle, overbuilt by design. Available in .22, .25, .30, and .35 calibers, it brings significant power in a match-ready platform. A fully adjustable hammer preload and externally adjustable regulator enable fine-tuned power curves to match the preferred pellet of choice and shooting conditions. Whether launching .22s at 1050 FPS or sending .35 caliber slugs downrange at 169 foot-pounds of energy, this rifle makes no apologies and takes no shortcuts.
Everything about the Factor Sniper Long screams modularity and control. The side-lever action is smooth and reversible for ambidextrous use. The Quattro 2-stage match trigger offers vertical and horizontal adjustment on the trigger shoe, and the ergonomic wood pistol grip is built for long, deliberate shot strings. Onboard, a 700cc carbon fiber bottle, a 100cc pre-air chamber, and dual pressure gauges—one for the main cylinder and another for the regulator—permit competition shooters to always know what is happening under the hood. The Factor Sniper Long was made for the shooter who logs data, monitors trajectory, and chases perfection.
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TacBoss
The TacBoss is less of a sniper tower and more of a mobile marksman platform. Built for those who prefer compact, purpose-built precision, the TacBoss is a competition-focused PCP with just the right amount of muscle. Available in .22 and .25 calibers, it offers up to 37 foot-pounds of energy, backed by a 580cc carbon fiber tank and the same dual-gauge monitoring system found on its bigger sibling. The externally adjustable regulator allows users to tailor the power output to match ammo and application, whether 10-meter silhouettes or 100-yard steel.
Function meets flexibility with a customizable 3-way adjustable, lightweight side-folding aluminum stock. Add in an adjustable cheek rest, competition butt plate compatibility, and two built-in magazine storage slots in the stock, and this rifle is engineered with stage shooting in mind. The precision-rifled and choked barrel, QuietEnergy sound suppression, and ½ UNF threaded muzzle ensure both stealth and accuracy, as follow-up shots are not always guaranteed.
Both rifles are built on aluminum frames with integrated combination rails for 11mm dovetails and 22mm Weaver mounts, and a Picatinny rail beneath the forearm for bipods or other accessories. Magazine capacities span from 21 rounds in .22 to 13 rounds in .35 (Sniper Long) and 16 to 14, depending on caliber (TacBoss). Each rifle includes two detachable magazines, a Foster fill fitting, and a patented anti-knock system that keeps things quiet at the match or range.
The Factor Sniper Long and TacBoss are not backyard plinkers. Each rifle is tuned, tested, and built to compete—whether a formal match or an unofficial grudge game at the range. The Factor Sniper Long and TacBoss raise the bar for competition air rifles.
View the TacBoss full features and specs here.
HatsanUSA is the exclusive distributor of Hatsan airguns, ESCORT firearms, and Apolo ammo, they are also a full line distributor of H&N Sport ammo. Hatsan products are recognized for craftsmanship and precision performance, and products provide an exceptional shooting experience. The brands are purpose-driven and renowned for outstanding power, performance, reliability, and value. Hatsan takes pride in its vertically integrated manufacturing process, which enables it to maintain the highest levels of quality, workmanship, and a competitive advantage.
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