Evanix Hunting Master AR6- .22 cal with 3-12X44 Leapers Scope

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Hunting Master Combo New sepetir (sepatia) ambidextrous stock. Includes mounted Leapers full-size scope: 3-12x44, 30mm tube, adjustable objective, range-estimating, illuminated mil-dot reticle.

This is one of the BIG dogs of airgunning! The Evanix Hunting Master AR6 is purpose-built for game hunting. This precharged pneumatic (PCP) will help you clear the fields and forests of medium-sized game out to 75 yds. and beyond. Depending on the weight of your pellet, you could get almost 60 foot-pounds of energy! The reservoir is filled with high-pressure air from either a hand pump, scuba tank or electric compressor. The built-in manometer (air pressure gauge) tells you how much air remains in the gun, so you'll always know when it's time to refill it. The AR6 is a repeater, and you load pellets into the 6-shot, auto-indexing cylinder.The well-balanced, sculpted, Monte Carlo hardwood stock has a raised cheekpiece and is checkered on the grip and forearm to make sure you have a firm grasp under any condition. The wood is sepetir (also known as sepatia) and creates a very fine stock with beautiful grain. (More about sepetir at the end of this description.)

The ventilated rubber buttpad is height-adjustable. This rifle doesn't come with sights, so you must scope it. If you hunt, this rifle is made for you! Sepetir (also known in Malaysia as sepatia) is the standard Malaysian name for the timber of Copaifera palustris and Sindora spp. (Leguminosae). Vernacular names applied include sepetir (Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak) with various epithets, petir (Sarawak), tampar hantu (Sarawak) and tepih (Sarawak). Major species include Copaifera palustris, Sindora coriacea, S. echinocalyx, S. siamensis, S. velutina and S. wallichii. The sapwood is light grey-brown or beige with a pink tinge and is clearly defined from the heartwood, which is brown with a pink tinge that darkens on exposure. A corewood, which is streaked with layers of darker colored to almost black wood, is often developed.