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- Caliber 4.5mm / .177 Wood Rifle with Safety
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Shoots Lead Pellets 4.5mm
- Real Wood Body Heavy Duty Spring Barrel Rifle
- Caliber 5.5mm / .22 Wood Rifle Only
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Shoots Lead Pellets 5.5mm
- Real Wood Body Heavy Duty Spring Barrel Rifle
- Caliber 5.5mm / .22 Wood Rifle Only with Safety
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Shoots Lead Pellets 5.5mm
- Real Wood Body Heavy Duty Spring Barrel Rifle
- 5.5 Air Pellet Gun Rifle + 200 Round Pellets Pack
- Calibre: 5.5mm, Muzzle Velocity 650-600 FPS, Overall Length: 1045mm
- Muzzle Velocity 650-600 FPS
- Overall Length: 1045mm
- Comes with 200 rounds of Pellets
- 5.5 Air Pellet Gun Rifle + 200 Round Pellets Pack
- Calibre: 5.5mm, Muzzle Velocity 650-600 FPS, Overall Length: 1045mm
- Metal Caliber, Weight: 3.3KGS, Wood Body
- Rifle Line 12, Heavy Duty, Comes with 200 rounds of Pellets
- Scope Not Included
- Caliber 4.5mm / .177 Wood Rifle Only
- Muzzle Velocity 500/400 FPS
- Overall Length 990mm
- Shoots Lead Pellets 4.5mm
- Real Wood Body Heavy Duty Rifle
- 4.5 Air Pellet Gun Rifle + 200 Round Pellets Pack
- Calibre: 4.5mm, Muzzle Velocity 650-600 FPS, Overall Length: 1045mm
- Heavy Duty Real Wood with Safety and Rubber Buttstock
- Overall Length: 1045mm
- Comes with 200 rounds of Pellets
- Caliber 5.5mm
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Complete Ready to Go Package with 4x30 Tactical Scope and 200 Pack of Pellets
- Real Wood All Metal Spring Loaded Pellet Gun Underlever
- Caliber 5.5mm
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Complete Ready to Go Package with 4x30 Tactical Scope and 200 Pack of Pellets
- Real Wood All Metal Spring Loaded Pellet Gun Underlever
- Caliber 4.5mm / Comes with Safety
- Muzzle Velocity 650/600 FPS
- Overall Length 1045mm
- Complete Ready to Go Package with 4x30 Tactical Scope and 200 Pack of Pellets
- Real Wood All Metal Spring Loaded Pellet Gun Underlever
- Amazon Prime Video (Video on Demand)
- --- (Director) - Martin Starson (Producer)
- English (Playback Language)
- English (Subtitle)
- Petroleum Free: 100% Pure Silicone Lubricating Oil Suitable for all Gas and Electric Internal Components with NO Petroleum Distillates or Chemicals...
- Multi-Purpose: Use on Cylinders, Gas Blowback units, Rubber & Plastic Parts, Valves, O-rings, Gears, Propane Adapters, Tools, Nozzles, Trigger...
- Combo Pack: Features a 2 oz Bottle with a Twist Top and a Refillable 0.5 oz Needle Oiler for Precise Application of the Product Exactly Where It's...
- Low Viscosity Airsoft Airsoft Oil Lubricant: Thin, Low Viscosity Formulation Applies Quickly and Evenly to Metal Surfaces to Keep Parts Lubricated for...
- Safe to Use: Clenzoil Airsoft Silicone Oil Does Not Contain Solvents, Making it Safe to Use on Rubber, Metal and Plastic. It is Also Non-Toxic and...
- PELLET AIR GUN: The M1A underlever spring-piston pellet rifle is a classic rendition of the M14. With a caliber of 0.177" or 0.22" and a barrel length...
- QUALITY MATERIALS: Each underlever pellet gun features a wood stock for historic accuracy and a smooth finish. The single-shot pellet rifle has a...
- UNDERLEVER ACTION: Our high-powered pellet rifle has an underlever design with the cocking lever located underneath the barrel. This pellet rifle has...
- SAFE & SECURE LOADING: This pellet gun is a good choice for beginners. It features an anti-bear-trap safety mechanism that prevents the loading...
- FIRING MECHANISM: Since the M1A is a pellet rifle gun, it fires pellets using a coiled spring. This powerful pellet gun has a high velocity of up to...
- caliber: 0.177
- velocity: 350.00 ft/sec
- Warranty: One year limited warranty
- Remake of the vintage No. 25
- .177/4.5 Air Pellet Gun Rifle
- Calibre: 4.5mm, Muzzle Velocity 1000 FPS, Overall Length: 1045mm
- Heavy Duty Real Wood with Safety and Rubber Buttstock
- Overall Length: 1210mm
- Single Break Barrel Real Wood Hunting Pellet Rifle
- Designed with the outdoorsman in mind and was made for getting out in the woods; Features an ergonomic all-weather stock
- Stock features checkered rubber inserts for a sure grip in hot or cold, wet or dry; Fitted with a comfortable rubber recoil butt pad. Sling studs...
- Features the Umarex exclusive integral Nucleus Rail Platform engineered to reduce scope movement and vibration, preserving its zero shot after shot;...
- The 5-chamber SilencAir sound dampener is permanently affixed to the air rifle to reduce down range noise and maximize stealth
- Features a TNT (Turbo Nitrogen Technology) power system
- New! All-weather synthetic Stock and fore grip
- Monte Carlo styling
- Variable pump delivers 800-1100 FPS
- Rifled barrel and cross bolt safety
- Fully adjustable rear sight
- Size: 10.5 " x 12"
- Weighted Tagboard Paper
- Training Targets range from Practice to Advanced Qualification
- Ideal for Practicing Trigger Squeeze and Sight Alignment
- Official NRA Target
- Amazon Prime Video (Video on Demand)
- Trina Houseton (Actor)
- --- (Director) - Trina Houseton (Producer)
- English (Playback Language)
- English (Subtitle)
FAQ:
Q: What is a B3 rifle?
A: The B3 I’m testing is a.177 caliber single-shot spring-piston rifle that’s cocked by an underlever resting under the barrel. This rifle weighs 7 lbs. 2 oz. and measures 40.25-inches overall. The barrel is a trifle longer than 16 inches. The pull is 13.25 inches, which is short for an adult rifle, but still within the acceptable range.
Q: Is it a B3 or b3-1?
A: First I must note that what I am calling the B3 is designated the B3-1 on Stephen Archer’s website. He calls the rifle I have been calling the B3-1 the B3-2. Before I bow to Stephen’s greater familiarity with Chinese airguns, though, I must note that the label B3 and B3-1/2 is used randomly all over the internet.
Q: Will this rifle break a BSA air scope?
A: This rifle broke a BSA air gun scope. It also threw off another! 2 suggestions: First – Get a very strong 1 piece dovetail mount for an inexpensive scope. It’s likely to break the scope after prolong use so no need to purchase an expensive one.
Q: How much did your first B3 cost?
A: I saw my first B3 advertised in an American Rifleman ad in about 1986. It was being sold by a company called Compasseco that I would come to know much better in the future. I think the price was $54.50, plus shipping.