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Spring air rifles are simple to use. Just cock the rifle, insert a pellet,
release the safety and shoot. Even a child can handle it. The biggest advantage
of spring-powered air rifles is their low price. You don’t need much equipment
to start shooting. A tin of pellets and a cleaning kit is enough. Those who
want to shoot at longer distances will also go for a riflescope.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers An interesting combination of two big names in the world of air rifles and survival. Gamo has introduced the Adventure Survival Set model, designated BG (Bear Grylls).
A very interesting set featuring a 16 Joule air rifle with an orange synthetic stock. In addition, the package also includes 150 pcs of Red Fire pellets and 50 pcs of targets.
The rifle is very similar to the gamo Shadow DX model, which has already been thoroughly tested. Shooting is done using classic Tru-glo open sights. You can also use the 11mm dovetail rail to mount a scope. Left-handed shooters will also appreciate the rifle thanks to its ambidextrous stock. The synthetic stock is finished with a massive butt pad that perfectly absorbs recoil.
Bear Grylls, whose full name is Edward Michael Grylls, is a British adventurer, author and television presenter. He spent a significant part of his life in the SAS special forces. Today many people know him from his survival shows in extreme conditions. However, his latest hobby is shooting with firearms as well as airguns, and that is why Gamo did not hesitate to develop this series.
Practical experience: An interesting and proven air rifle based on the Shadow series.
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