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This air rifle is a well-made replica of the Ruger 10/22 semi-automatic rimfire
rifle. It is powered by two 12 g CO2 cartridges, which are inserted into
the stock.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Airgun replica of the small-bore rifle Ruger 10/22, manufactured under Ruger license by the German giant Umarex. The rifle is powered by two 12 g CO2 cartridges. These are placed in the stock compartment and should last for approximately 80 shots.
The durable synthetic stock in black is textured on the grip and fore-end for a comfortable and secure hold. The rotary magazine holds a total of 10 pellets in 4.5 mm calibre. The rifle is capable of shooting in semi-automatic mode, so fun is guaranteed.
The rifled barrel has a length of 495 mm. A manual safety is a given and can be found at the front of the trigger guard, in front of the trigger. This model is equipped with fixed sights with a height-adjustable rear sight. There is no mounting rail, but on the top of the air rifle there are 4 threaded holes drilled for attaching a rail of your choice if desired.
– CO2 replica of the Ruger 10/22 small-bore rifle
– Semi-auto shooting mode
– Powered by two 12 g CO2 cartridges
– Fixed sights with adjustable rear sight
24x
19 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: October 29 - November 2.
$ 3.7
90x
In Stock, estimated delivery: November 2 - 5.
$ 6.0
50x
34 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: October 29 - November 2.
$ 6.2
13x
18 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: October 29 - November 2.
$ 4.8
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44 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: October 29 - November 2.
$ 5.6
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