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Air Rifle Crosman Benjamin 392 5.5mm

PCP air rifle from the American manufacturer Crosman, for which you don’t need a pump or a diving bottle. You pump the air yourself.
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Caliber:
5,5 mm / .22
Ammunition:
Pellets
Muzzle Energy:
10 J
Velocity:
180 m/s

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Warranty:
24 Months
Manufacturer:
Crosman
EAN:
011482000709
Item ID:
392

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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PCP air rifle from the American manufacturer Crosman, for which you don’t need a pump or a diving cylinder. You pump the air yourself with the rifle’s forend. To achieve maximum power, it needs to be pumped 3–4 times

The rifle is single-shot. By cocking the bolt, the chamber for the pellet opens. The rifled brass barrel ensures perfect accuracy.

Calibre 5.5 mm is also suitable for small game hunting. 

Fully adjustable sights. Unfortunately, the air rifle is not equipped with a rail for mounting a rifle scope.

The manual safety is located on the trigger guard.

Our experience: A really powerful PCP air rifle without the need for filling bottles or using a pump.

Package contents

  • Air rifle
  • Manual

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Manufacturer:
Crosman
Caliber:
5,5 mm / .22
Ammunition:
Pellets
Muzzle Energy: ?
10 J
Velocity:
180 m/s
Weight:
2494 g
Overall Length:
940 mm
Barrel Length:
485 mm
Iron Sights:
Yes
Mounting Rail:
No
Magazine Capacity:
1
Stock Material:
Beech
Warranty:
24 Months

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