Umarex Notos .22 Carbine Airgun .22 Cal 700fps PCP 11.75″ Barrel Black
$275.00
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Additional Info
| UPC | 723364548475 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2254847 |
| Product Type | PRE-CHARGED PNEUMATIC |
| Sights | No |
| Capacity | 7 |
| Length | 24.1000 |
| Caliber/Gauge | |
| Barrel Length | 11.75" |
| Model | Notos |
The Umarex Notos .22 caliber PCP Carbine is the surprising compact PCP pellet pusher that is making a buzz in the red hot PCP airgunning world. The Notos Carbine delivers impressive power from its short 11.75-inch barrel launching a 12 grain .22 caliber pellet at 700 fps. The Notos Carbine is the hot ticket item for small game hunting plinking or target shooting with friends who haven't caught the PCP airgunning bug! With its 7-Shot auto-indexing rotary magazine the quiet shooting side lever cocking Notos Carbine is easy to shoot and allows the shooter to smoothly transition to the next shot! This PCP Carbine's fixed high-pressure air tank fills to a maximum pressure of 3625 psi.
Features:
- .22 Caliber Pellet
- Integrated Top Picatinny Rail
- Removable Auto-Indexing Rotary Magazine
- 3-Baffle SilencAir Muzzle Device
- Fixed Air Tank
- 3625 PSI Max Fill Pressure
- 1900 PSI Regulated
- Easy Cocking Side Lever Action
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