AIRGUM CARABINE GAMO PCP COYOTE WHISPER

- Rifle with sitema CFP - Bolt action  - Cold Canyon hammered  - Rotary Charger 10 pellets  - Multi shot - With pressure gauge load  - Ambidextrous Cylinder Wood  - The deposit pre-compressed air is fixed on the rifle itself  - Caliber: 4.5 mm  - * Scope not included     SPECIFICATIONS Power 24 J Length 98 cm (38,58 in) Weight 3,8 Kg (8,36 lb) Velocity cal. 4,5 mm (.177)

305

m/s (1.614 fps)

 

 

Two versions of the COYOTE WHISPER, complete, for now, the GAMO PCP range. The COYOTE WHISPER rifle incorporates Gamo’s own WhisperMaxxim technology. This consists of an integrated sound muffler in its grooved steel rifle barrel. This muffler effectively supresses sound and reduces noise expansion. This exceptional system has an attractive synthetic manufacture and is extremely efficient and light-weight due to the design of its internal air chambers.

Along with the rest of the COYOTE range, it includes a multi-shot mechanism functioning on a classic bolt system, which works on a removable magazine which holds ten (10) pellets. There’s a fixed, pre-compressed air reservoir integrated into the rifle, and at the end of the reservoir there’s a manometer showing the level of compressed air remaining.

The barrel is an engineering feat, built using a cold-forged hammering process. This allows the rifle to deliver shots with admirable precision. The COYOTE WHISPER has an ambidextrous rifle butt made of Beachwood and finished in water-based varnish.

The model features a custom action trigger, (CAT), a new technology developed by GAMO allowing the shooter to independently adjust phases 1 and 2 of the trigger. By simply loosening the phase 1 screw, it increases the range of movement in the trigger mechanism. If one wants a shorter phase 1 trigger movement, it only requires tightening the same screw. The second phase adjustment is equally simple. The adjustment mechanism has to be loosened to increase the range of the phase 2 trigger trajectory or conversely, tightening is all that is required to reduce the range of movement in phase 2.