Air rifle BSA R-10 mk2 Black Edition VC PCP

BSA rifles with preliminary pumping (English Pre Charged Pneumatics - PCP) use compressed air to accelerate the projectile, which is dosed from a tank under the barrel. Such a system has a number of advantages over the spring-piston system. The rifle has significantly fewer moving parts, the barrel is stationary, charging is much faster, and it is possible to install optical sights without the risk of breaking them. The BSA R-10 mk2 rifle clearly shows the continuity of the improvement and modernization process. Based on the successful R-10 model, the mk2 not only retained all its strengths, but supplemented it with a whole set of improvements, concerning both the external part and the basic components. In total, the BSA R-10 mk2 received about 60 improvements in the valve, reducer and trigger mechanism. The barrel became longer by as much as 14 cm and was equipped with an integrated sound moderator for comfortable shooting without excessive noise. The thread for installing an additional external sound moderator is also preserved. The shock-trigger mechanism has a wide range of settings for the length and force of pressing. The stock of the rifle has also changed somewhat, adding to the outline of elegant lines, decorative inserts made of bubinga wood, and the vertically adjustable rubber buttplate will allow you to adjust the rifle to the physiological characteristics of the shooter. garden pests and rodents. The Black Edition modification differs from the base model by an updated design of the box. The shroud on the barrel was replaced with a sound moderator.