Umarex StormFire Full Auto BB Air Rifle
Umarex StormFire Full Auto BB Air Rifle · .177
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Specification
- Caliber
- .177
- Action
- Select fire (semi and full auto)
- Format
- Rifle
- Suited to
- 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
Flip the fun switch with the Umarex StormFire .177 Caliber Automatic BB Air Rifle. Powered by two 12g CO2 cartridges, it can propel BBs up to 430 FPS with a rate of fire of over 2,000 rounds/minute. This rifle is 38.8” long, weighs 4lbs, and has a functional, easy-to-manipulate bolt action. It has an 18” smoothbore barrel and can fire in full-auto or semi-automatic mode, which is great for target practice and honing skills, or mowing down your target.
Helping you land accurate shots is a fixed front and adjustable rear sight. Its 25-round mag and 400-round reservoir are sure to keep you shooting for longer, as the whole family enjoys the fun. BB gun enthusiasts of all ages enjoy shooting it, and thanks to its textured grip areas, it is easy to hold.
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Are you looking for an affordable airgun that is a blast to shoot? If so, look no further. Buy your Umarex StormFire .177 Caliber Automatic BB Air Rifle from AirStryk Industries today.
Umarex StormFire Full Auto BB Air Rifle
Full and semi automatic fire
Fixed front sight, adjustable rear sight
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