The Hatsan Flash 401 5.5mm (.22 Cal) offers power, accuracy, and ease of handling, built for both new shooters and experienced airgun enthusiasts. This air rifle delivers outstanding performance in a lightweight, durable wood stock design.
High Power with Excellent Shot Count
Chambered in 5.5mm (.22 Cal), the Flash 401 delivers a maximum muzzle velocity of 295 m/s (970 fps) and 42 joules of energy, making it ideal for target shooting, pest control, or small game hunting.
It features a 12-shot rotary magazine and operates with a 400cc air tube, offering up to 300 shots per fill, and about 105 shots at optimal velocity. The 200 BAR fill pressure ensures consistent performance across every shot, helping maintain accuracy during extended sessions.
Classic Wooden Stock with Compact Form
The Flash 401 stands out with its classic hardwood stock, offering comfort and style. Weighing just 3.2kg (7 lbs) and measuring 1015mm in length, it's easy to carry, maneuver, and shoot for long periods. The 450mm precision barrel ensures reliable accuracy, while the compact build makes it great for both field and bench use.
Whether you're setting up for a day at the range or heading into the bush, the Flash 401 gives you a lightweight, dependable PCP platform without sacrificing performance.
Why Choose the Hatsan Flash 401?
Lightweight, durable design with classic wood stock
High shot count with consistent velocity and power
Compact and easy to handle for all shooting levels
Great value in the entry-level PCP air rifle category
The Hatsan Flash 401 5.5mm offers performance, reliability, and affordability in one elegant package—perfect for those looking to get the most out of their PCP shooting experience.
ModelHatsan Flash 401
Caliber 5.5mm
Max. Muzzle Velocity (*) 295m/s (970fps)
Energy (*)Joules42
ft.lbs31
Magazine Capacity 12
Air Tube Volume400cc
Fill Pressure200 BAR
Number of Shots per fill 300
Number of Shots atOptimal Velocity105
StockWood stock
Overall Length1015mm (40")
Barrel Length450mm (17.7")
Average Weight3.2kg (7 lbs)
* Velocity results may vary as much as 20% due to pellet weight, pellet shape, temperature, elevation, as well as other factors.
