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TOP 5 - PCP Air rifles
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Semi-auto air rifle with a revolutionary valve ensuring high performance and
minimal air consumption. It also boasts a compact yet robust design, a precise
shrouded barrel with an integrated sound moderator, an AR-15 grip, and a
Picatinny rail canted by 20 MOA.
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€ 2 588.6
Subtle design, semi-automatic firing mode, extreme power. These are just some of the many advantages of the brand-new PCP air rifle from the workshops of the renowned company Taipan Airguns.
As is clear at first glance, this bullpup is not just another continuation of the Veteran line. It is a completely new air rifle and it does not take over a single part from the previous models. That is precisely why the designers gave it a brief and fitting name Taipan SLASH.
The key feature of the new Taipan is clearly the semi-automatic firing mode. After many years of research, the designers managed to develop and patent a revolutionary valve, which is characterised by exceptionally fast opening and closing. The result is high performance with minimal air consumption – approximately 7–9 cm3/J. The unprecedented performance in semi-automatic mode also allows the use of Slug type ammunition.

SLASH is characterised in particular by the unusual placement of the air reservoir in the stock area. The carbon bottle has a capacity of 300cc, which may seem small to some, but thanks to the minimal air consumption and a maximum pressure of up to 300 bar it provides a really high number of shots per fill. The current pressure in the bottle is shown on a clear manometer.
Taipan air rifles are renowned for their unbeatable accuracy – and it is no different here. This is mainly thanks to the barrel from the famous Czech company CZUB, which has specialised in the production of firearms since 1936.
Taipan SLASH offers the possibility to change calibre. This process requires replacing several internal components and therefore considerable experience with PCP systems. Always follow the manual or instructional video.
Accuracy is also enhanced by the very construction of the air rifle. Thanks to the rigid metal frame and minimal tolerances of individual components, any vibrations and flexing during firing have been eliminated.
The last feature ensuring high accuracy is the new magazine – it is not pre-tensioned by a spring and therefore there is no risk of pellet deformation or slugs being deformed during cycling. A major advantage compared to other semi-auto air rifles is the possibility of easily removing the magazine by moving the lever above the grip. In addition, it holds projectiles up to 13 mm long.

Among other specific features of the new Taipan is its low-profile design, with an overall height of only 17 cm without a mounted scope. The barrel is shrouded along its entire length and at its end there is a highly effective integrated sound moderator. To install an external moderator, you will need to purchase an adapter.
The forearm features several rows of M-LOK slots for mounting any accessories, and a classic Picatinny rail canted 20 MOA is used for scope mounting, which makes it easier to set up the optic for long-distance shooting. As is currently fashionable, there is also a standardised AR-15 type grip, so you can easily replace it.
For comfortable shooting even at low temperatures, the SLASH is equipped with an ergonomically shaped polymer cheekpiece with a rubberised surface finish and the butt pad is height-adjustable.
The air rifle includes two types of safety – a classic manual safety located in front of the trigger, and a second automatic safety which prevents firing when the magazine is removed.

Note 1: The package includes 2 magazines. One is intended for classic pellets (magazine with a hole in the rear face) and the other is intended for slug-type ammunition (without a hole). They differ in the diameter of the chamber. Always use the appropriate magazine. Attention, to ensure proper function, it is necessary to carefully push each round past the plastic ball inside the magazine.
Note 2: Every semi-automatic PCP air rifle currently available on the market is constantly in a fully cocked (loaded) state, which can be dangerous when handling the gun and at the same time the internal components can wear out more quickly. The charging lever on the right side is used both for the initial cocking (charging) of the air rifle and for subsequent uncocking (deactivation). Simply pull the lever and hold it firmly, pull the trigger and carefully move the lever back to its original position. This unloads the gun.
Note 3: We strongly advise against making any adjustments to the air rifle, especially to the trigger mechanism and pressure regulator. Both systems are factory-set to ensure proper operation of the semi-automatic mode. Improper adjustment of the trigger or regulator may cause the air rifle to jam.
Note 4: The air rifle is factory-set to a muzzle energy at which, with the test ammunition used (listed in the specifications table), it achieves the best accuracy and optimal air consumption. The values in the table below can be achieved simply by readjusting the pressure regulator. To increase / decrease the possible range, you can purchase the so-called Power Kit. It consists of 4 parts that need to be replaced in the air rifle. The maximum recommended regulator pressure is 170 bar. To achieve a higher pressure, up to 220 bar, you can purchase a tuning regulator.
| Barrel length | Calibre | Muzzle energy range (factory configuration) |
| 550 mm | 4.5 mm / .177 | 20 – 50 J |
| 5.5 mm / .22 | 50 – 90 J | |
| 6.35 mm / .25 | 90 – 140 J | |
| 420 mm | 4.5 mm / .177 | 18 – 42 J |
| 5.5 mm / .22 | 42 – 70 J | |
| 6.35 mm / .25 | 60 – 100 J |
| DIAMETER OF MAGAZINE CHAMBERS FOR EACH CALIBRE ACCORDING TO MAGAZINE TYPE | |||
| Air rifle calibre | 4.5 mm | 5.5 mm | 6.35 mm |
| Pellet chamber | 4.49 mm | 5.54 mm | 6.39 mm |
| Slug chamber | 4.49 mm | 5.52 mm | 6.34 mm |
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