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This CO2-powered air rifle has a magazine with a capacity of 21 steel BBs in
.177 caliber (4,5 mm). It is also outfitted with TruGlo fiber optic sights and
two Weaver rails.
3 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
December 18 - 22.
€ 115.6
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This CO2-powered air rifle from Italian manufacturer Bruni was inspired by the Beretta Cx4.
Bruni Herd Wolf 212 has tactical synthetic stock with a pistol grip. You can attach a scope to the 22 mm Weaver rail located on the top of the rifle. Another 22 mm mounting rail can be found on the forearm – an ideal place for bipod or tactical flashlight.
This model is also outfitted with TruGlo fiber optic sights for aiming in low light conditions. The rear sight is adjustable.
The barrel has a length of 285 mm. One of the biggest advantages of this rifle is its low weight (only 1 490 g). This means it can be used by younger shooters, under the supervision of their parents of course.
The rifle is powered by a single 12g CO2 cartridge. The magazine has a capacity of 21 steel BBs in .177 caliber (4,5 mm).
Key features
• Tactical synthetic stock
• Lightweight design
• 285 mm barrel
• Magazine with a capacity of 21 steel BBs
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Miroslav Kalinský
01.10.2025
Machine translation
This is the first and only air rifle I have bought from Balistas and I am not
happy with it. Most of the time when trying to shoot is spent knocking the BBs
that fall out of the magazine out of the grip. The BBs block the shot!!!
Admittedly this is not Balistas fault, but the manufacturer's. I have two other
similar airguns from Umarex and it makes a huge difference. Complaint resolved
promptly with a refund.
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