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Break-barrel spring air rifle with a 450mm rifled barrel, adjustable trigger,
Tru-Glo sights, rubber butt pad, and a polymer stock with rubber segments.
8 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
June 5 - 8.
€ 122.0
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Optima Hatsan Striker 1000S is a classic spring air rifle with a break barrel. The symmetrical polymer stock with rubberized segments fits comfortably in the hand of both right-handed and left-handed shooters. At the end of the stock, you will find a rubber butt pad to absorb recoil.
The rifled barrel is 450 mm long. The manual safety is located just behind the rail for the scope. To disengage it, simply push it forward.
The trigger is adjustable, allowing you to modify its pull weight and travel.
Tru-Glo sights with fiber optics are very clear even in low visibility. The rear sight is also adjustable. For mounting a scope, you can use the 11 mm "Dovetail" rail.
Optima air rifles are manufactured by the Turkish producer Hatsan, just under a different name. All spare and tuning parts are identical for both brands. The only difference is the marking on the air rifle and the printing on the box.
– Adjustable trigger
– TruGlo sights
– Polymer stock with rubberized segments
– 11 mm rail for scope mounting
– Rifled barrel
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