Air Venturi Alpha PCP Airgun Rifle
Air Venturi Alpha PCP Airgun Rifle
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Available — ships from Bulverde
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Bipod or rest 5-Position Lightweight Picatinny Bipod 7”-9” $50
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Specification
- Format
- Carbine
- Suited to
- Hogs, coyotes and predators · Small game and pests
Figures are the maker's. Bring us the setup and we will tell you what it actually does.
From the maker
Air Venturi Alpha – Lightweight Modular PCP Platform
The Air Venturi Alpha Compact Tube is a lightweight, modular PCP airgun rifle designed for shooters who want simplicity, reliability, and American-made engineering in a compact, easy-handling platform. The Compact Tube version is ideal for training, range use and shooters looking for an upgradeable PCP foundation without unnecessary bulk.
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What the Air Venturi Alpha Compact Tube Is
The Air Venturi Alpha Compact Tube is a pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) airgun rifle built around a compact air tube system rather than a bottle configuration. This design prioritizes balance, reduced weight, and straightforward operation while maintaining consistent performance and modular compatibility.
What the Air Venturi Alpha Compact Tube Is Used For
The Air Venturi Alpha Compact Tube is commonly used for:
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The Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge and events across the country. The tune talk here is first-hand rather than repeated.
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