Hatsan escort .410- first hand experience?

[migrant hunter]

I see these sporting stock semi autos are now in the same price range as the mossberg pump. I've had a couple of those over the years for my own use, but now my kids are getting big enough to shoot a .410.
Anyone here own a hatsan .410 sporting style semi auto? Very tempted to trade up from the single shot I bought last year.

 

[migrant hunter]

Bumping this up. I bought the walnut stock model and I'm not impressed. It can't get through 3 or 4 shells without a failure to feed. It had a sharp edge on the extractor cut out in the barrel that was actually slicing into the shells. I dulled the edge a little with the a needle file but it's still hanging up on the ramp or slipping out of the extractor and jamming. Tried handloads, 2 1/2" and 3" factory loads. Nothing works.
Really wishing I'd bought the mossberg. Anyone have one of these? will it break in eventually?

 

[brybenn]

I've heard the same with the Tristar viper 410 semi auto. No experience with either first hand though

 

[migrant hunter]

It sucks, because my 11 yr old can hit clays with it. Unfortunately it's effectively a single shot.

 

[Danyrainstorm]

I've heard the same with the Tristar viper 410 semi auto. No experience with either first hand though

I have the Tri-Star viper,410 love the gun,
but it seems to Jam up
Not in the chamber but the shellsJam up together. I've been told to run a box of heavy load or shoot some slugs and she should be fine after I've done this doesn't seem much better.
Maybe I'll cycle another box. Tru it
I also have a double barrel side-by-side two triggers love this one for Partridge hunting