##skip_main ##skip_menu ##skip_search
Mirka Customer Support
Your cart is empty
Add the chosen goods to your cart. Are you wondering where to begin?
Take a look at bestsellers our visit our help room.
This is a break barrel air rifle for 4.5 mm pellets. The rifle is equipped with
fibre optic sights for easier shooting in low-light conditions.
Long-term Unavailable
€ 258.9
Secure shopping and payment fast delivery to many EU countries 
Excellent customer support from specialists – for over 15 years 
-20% on selected product in the loyalty program 
New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The air rifle Gamo Socom Storm is another precisely manufactured piece from the Spanish producer Gamo. It is a relatively lightweight break‑barrel air rifle. As is usual with Gamo, the Socom Storm does not have a wooden, but a polymer stock. The complete rifle is logically complemented by other metal components that ensure high shooting quality.
And no wonder. At first glance you will see that you can adjust the cheekpiece height to suit your needs. An Allen key supplied in the package is used for this. Another thing you will notice the first time you take the Socom Storm in your hands is the Truglo fibre‑optic sights. These significantly simplify aiming. Shooting will then be almost effortless for you, especially in low‑light conditions. You can also adjust the sights both vertically and horizontally.
What an average user will not notice at first sight is the fact that the stock is suitable for both right‑handed and left‑handed shooters. The 11mm rail for mounting a riflescope is a bit harder to find. The barrel of this air rifle is rifled. A practical safety will also certainly make a positive impression on you. It looks like a smaller version of the trigger and is located directly in front of it. So if you want to shoot comfortably and without unnecessary repositioning of your hand, you will be pleasantly surprised by the option of disengaging the safety and firing with one finger.
The air rifle Gamo Socom Storm is designed for pellets with a calibre of 4.5 mm. It fires them with the maximum possible energy permitted by Czech legislation, 16 joules.
225x
17 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
86x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
97x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
43x
40 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
56x
28 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
58x
14 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 12.7
42x
7 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 3.3
21x
16 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 4.1
81x
> 50 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 6.5
New
8 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 6.8
10x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 36.6
3x
32 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 36.6
4x
18 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 36.6
1x
37 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 22 - 24.
€ 49.0
Be the first one to rate this product and help others decide.
By submitting your review, you are agreeing to our review guidelines. It will be published once we make sure it corresponds with our terms and conditions.
2 minutes Video Buyer's Guide
Lead pellets and steel or lead BBs are the most common types of airgun ammunition. Each type has its own specific use. Check out this short article if you want to learn more.
8 minutes News
The first foldable air rifle designed for a single purpose – survival in hostile environments. But does it meet the criteria for such requirements? We'll find out in this article.
2 minutes Buyer's Guide
Picking the right caliber for your airgun is a key step to getting the most out of it. Whether you're into target shooting, pest control, or just want something for recreational shooting, each caliber comes with its own pros and cons. Here's a quick guide to help you decide based on your shooting style and expectations.
1 minutes Video Buyer's Guide
What are the differences between air guns powered by compressed air, carbon dioxide or spring?
1 minutes Video News
The long-awaited review of one of the most powerful break-action rifles in our product range is here! How did the Gamo Hunter 1250 Grizzly Pro air rifle perform? Find out for yourself!
8 minutes Video Balistas Life Blog
In this article you'll learn about how and why to clean your guns. We'll also cover cleaning and maintenance products. First, we'll talk about how to clean firearms. Then we'll get into cleaning gas guns.
1 minutes Video News
Check out 5 of the best selling air rifles on our market. Featuring classic airguns with a wooden stock, a unique rifle with a 10-round magazine, and a futuristic survival gun that you can fold into your backpack.
1 minutes Video News
The Spanish company Cometa has been manufacturing quality airguns since 1874. The result of these years of experience is the latest Cometa Fenix 400 USC Premier Star air rifle.
1 minutes Video News
In today's video review we compare some of the cheapest spring powered break-barrel rifles from Turkish manufacturer Kral Arms.
3 minutes News
This article should be taken as informative only as it is based on the act issued and applicable only in the Czech Republic.
After acquiring your first air rifle, you probably wondered where you could actually shoot it. Whether it's a classic spring gun, a CO2-powered pistol or a high-performance PCP air rifle, the same rules apply.
5 minutes News
We have been seeing the GAMO PT 80 pistol on the CO2 gun market for quite a long time. That's why the company revives it from time to time with a more attractive design.
1 minutes Video News
You don't have to buy any hi-tech ultra-expensive airguns to have a lot of fun. The break barrel pistol P 900 IGT from the Spanish manufacturer Gamo is proof of that.
