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Newly unleashed from Kral, the Puncher Pitbull is brimming with huge air capacity, stunning accuracy, and some of the longest shot strings in the airgun world. With its unique 2 tank system, the Pitbull’s adjustable power and 755cc air capacity allow shooters to get unheard of shot strings! Load up the tanks, and send up to 135 rounds downrange in .177/.22, and 110 in .25! Each Pitbull features a Turkish walnut stock with grooved handholds, checkering on the grip, and an adjustable buttpad that rests on the second tank. Keep your shots cycling with an easy to grab sidelever and 2 included magazines. Choose between 11mm Dovetail, or Weaver/Picatinny for your optics, and take smooth, clean trigger pulls with the Pitbull’s adjustable 2-stage trigger. If that wasn’t enough, the fully shrouded barrel muzzles this PCP’s bark, for a quieter backyard target shooting and small game hunting experience.
Kral Arms Puncher Pitbull Air Rifle Features
Kral Arms Puncher Pitbull Air Rifle Features
- Precharged pneumatic
- Sidelever action
- .177 cal=14 rds, .22 cal=12 rds, .25 cal=10 rds
- 2-stage adjustable trigger
- Adjustable buttplate
- 755cc cylinder size
- Rifled barrel
- High-quality Turkish walnut stock
- 2 Magazines
- Manual safety
Includes: 2 magazines, o-rings, hard case and fill probe and 2.5" Picatinny accessory rail
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Specs
- ManufacturerKral Arms
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 1070 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Sidelever
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 8.65
- Overall Length 42.30
- Barrel Length 23.00
- Loudness 4-Medium-High
- Magazine Capacity 14
- Mechanism Pre-charged pneumatic
- Rail Weaver & 11mm dovetails
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights none
- Rear Sights none
- Trigger Adjustability Two-stage adjustable
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Small game hunting/target practice
- Warranty 1-year limited warranty
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Can this rifle be shot with the rear cylinder removed?
asked BillyCan it be filled with pump?
asked Keith from USAWhat is the fill pleasure of the system? Are both air tanks part of one air system or are the tanks selectable and independent of each other? Is this gun regulated?
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I'm really impressed with the shot count I get. I've run about 500 pellets through this at a range of 25 feet so far. And a limited amount at 15 and 30 yards. When I shoot at 25 feet, the power adjustment is turned down and I get 100 shots easy of 14.3 grain. I can't report the shot count at a higher power yet. Although, I believe it to be more than 50, as I shot half that number from 200 bar and still had about 170, or more, realistically. The gun has a quality feel that I really appreciate. I have other rifles to compare it to and find it to be one of the most consistently trouble-free and pleasurable to shoot. The wood is great and the checkering is really nicely done. I love the feel of the grip and wood under the barrel. The fore piece has a contour for your thumb and I enjoy the feeling of shouldering it. This came with a bipod/fore grip combination that I find really workable at garage distance of 25 feet. It doesn't mar the table and has wiggle room to make sight in modifications but you can still steady things up. The cocking lever is a pleasure to operate. A bit springy with a great mechanical stability that gives you a real positive feedback. The position allows you to keep sighted while operated. Although, I really enjoy, not rushing things and tend to savor the cocking as an action itself. The magazines and workmanship of the Pitbull are really well done. I believe I got a lot of value with substantial components that I will enjoy for a long time. I haven't adjusted the trigger and find it to be nicely done. In comparison with the triggers of the other rifles I own, this one is far better than all of them, with the exception of my Puncher Breaker. Really, compared to three other brands, Kral blows them away at the trigger and the magazines are better than any I have to compare to. Overall, this is a great gun with a bit of a tactical look, a cracking trigger, classic feeling details in the woodwork, and side lever elegance. Add the massive shot count and I'm really satisfied.