AEA Zeus MKII
Bullpup big bore
AEA Zeus MKII · .58 · .72
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Available — ships from Bulverde
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Specification
- Caliber
- .58 · .72
- Action
- Sidelever
- Format
- Bullpup
- Suited to
- Big bore — big game
Figures are the maker's. Bring us the setup and we will tell you what it actually does.
Texas big game Its caliber can meet the Texas standard for deer — the load has to as well. What does this mean?Show less
Offered in .30 or larger, so its caliber can meet the Texas standard for deer, javelina, pronghorn and bighorn — which also needs at least 150 grains and either 800 fps or 215 ft-lbs. Whether a given load qualifies depends on the tune. Read the standard, and ask us before you hunt.
From the maker
Add 1 lb when using the removable rear tank system
18" .58 CAL: Up to 650 FPE
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18" .72 CAL: Up to 950 FPE
24" .58 CAL: Up to 850 FPE
24" .72 CAL: Up to 1250 FPE
30" .58 CAL: Up to 1000 FPE
Manufacturer copy, reproduced as published. The figures are theirs, not ours.
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Not a queue, not a form, not a time zone. Call it or text it. During bench hours you get a person; after hours you get one the next open day.
Which is exactly why we can tell you not to buy this one. Ask a maker which rifle suits you and the answer will always be one of theirs.
The Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge and events across the country. The tune talk here is first-hand rather than repeated.
Rifles come in on trade and go back out on the used rack. A factory has no mechanism for that and never will.
