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The stock is excellently ergonomically designed, so it fits almost
everyone’s hand. The end is fitted with a rubber butt pad that absorbs
recoil.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The German manufacturer Umarex has listened to its fans who have taken a liking to air rifles from the Hammerli series and has produced a model with a synthetic stock. The stock is excellently designed in terms of ergonomics, so it fits almost everyone’s hands. At the end there is a rubber butt pad whose purpose is to absorb recoil. The stock is also ambidextrous, so it suits both right- and left-handed shooters.
The barrel is covered with a polymer that provides protection against corrosion and damage. The classic iron sights are fully adjustable and equipped with the fibre optic system TRU-GLO, which ensures better aiming even in poor light conditions.
Manual safety is located at the rear of the action.
Our experience: The well-designed ergonomic stock really fits everyone. A product from the successful Hammerli series is a guarantee of quality.
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