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Kral Puncher Breaker Silent, Walnut

Walnut bullpup stock with standard blued finish
  • Code: AGD-42948281 · .177 · 1100 fps
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The Puncher Breaker is a bullpup version of the popular Kral Puncher. This compact rifle is powerful and compact, making it a great choice for hunting or as a handy rifle to keep in your vehicle. With the same guts as the Puncher, the Puncher Breaker retains much of the same power and ergonomics as its full rifle brother. Set in a beautiful Turkish hardwood stock, the Breaker is as good looking as it is shooting. At its heart is a side charging action, a 280 cc air tube and a 2 stage adjustable trigger. Top that with a Weaver rail to mount your optic of choice and you have a compact and excellent shooting package It's hard to believe that a package like this comes in at such a great price point, the Kral Puncher Breaker really gives you a lot of bang for the buck! Kral Puncher Breaker Features Diagram Kral Arms Puncher Breaker Silent Walnut sidelever air rifle
  • Precharged pneumatic
  • Snag-free nickel sidelever
  • Multi shot
  • .177 cal=14 rds, .22 cal=12 rds, .25 cal=10 rds
  • 2-stage adjustable trigger
  • Adjustable power
  • Weaver/Picatinny scope rail(no open sights)
  • 2900 psi fill pressure (200 BAR)
  • Built-in manometer (air pressure gauge)
  • 280cc air tank
  • Kral-built choked, rifled barrel
  • Half Shrouded barrel for extra-quiet shooting
  • Walnut stock
  • Forearm mounted weaver/picatinny rail for accessories
  • 1/8" BSPP fill probe

Includes: 2 magazines,  single shot tray (in the .177 and .22 only.), and fill probe.
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Specs
  • ManufacturerKral Arms
  • Caliber .177
  • Velocity 1100 fps
  • Condition New
  • Ammo Type Pellets
  • Action Sidelever
  • Barrel Style Rifled
  • Fire Mode Repeater
  • Gun Weight 8.25
  • Overall Length 29.00
  • Barrel Length 21.00
  • Loudness 3-Medium
  • Magazine Capacity 14
  • Mechanism Pre-charged pneumatic
  • Rail Weaver/Picatinny
  • Safety Manual
  • Front Sights none
  • Rear Sights none
  • Shots per Fill 40
  • Trigger Adjustability Two-stage adjustable
  • Trigger Action 0
  • Use Small game hunting/target practice
  • Warranty 1-year limited warranty
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Reviews
Average Customer Review
3.5
3.512 Reviews
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2.0
By GlenUSAJanuary 4, 2023

All in all it's a good gun I just wish I had the stuff that I needed to make it work great

Pros
The gun is nice it's equally balanced

Cons
I did not get what I ordered I did not get magazines or single shot tray or the tools to repair it

3.0
By MartinIndiaJune 19, 2021

Please answer

Pros
Can I buy it from India?

Cons
How much tax do I need to pay

5.0
By Matthew USAJanuary 14, 2021

Pros
I have the funds and i cant buy this beautiful tool

4.0
By CamilleUSANovember 2, 2020

Good product

Pros
Solide, variability of power

Cons
Too heavy, the stock could have been lighter

4.0
By MitchellUSANovember 21, 2018

I'm new to airgunning, and as such, didn't feel I could justify $1500.00 for an FX model, but like the Bullpup design. I'm just now getting it sighted in, and thanks to previous posters, I have not had any trouble with my gun. The wood is a great design, but is not of great quality. I have since applied linseed oil myself, and actually like looking at the gun now. It is MUCH heavier than the Gamo TC35 I purchased, but once mounted for shooting, the balance is actually quite good. I am careful when inserting and removing the fill-up nozzle, and haven't had any trouble with lost or damaged gaskets. I have not shot the gun enough to know which pellets it prefers, but since the JBS pellets seem to be so popular, that's what I've ordered. Can't wait to really start using this gun! Can't wait to shoot my TC35 either!

Pros
Cost, accuracy, adjustable power, good balance, short overall length, two magazines, easy to load....

Cons
Wood finish. Only thing I've found so far, that is remotely objectionable.

2.0
By PhillipUSANovember 15, 2018

At first I was over the moon with the accuracy and power I was getting from my kpb I had probably shot 4 tins of pellets through it before it completely broke. I gased it up load my mag and took a shot all was fine, but the next shot fell straight at my feet I thought some how the power adjustment might have somehow been turned all the way down, knowing in my mind that something bad had just happens but in my panicked state didn't want to admit what other people had said happened to them just happened to me, I turned the knob that was still on full power down to low and back again loaded a shot same thing. It's still under manufacturer warranty but I have yet to send it back. To say the least I was disappointed. Don't get me wrong when it functioned properly it was great I love the way it looks and feels.w hen it worked it was fun to shoot and powerful now it's useless

5.0
By AdanUSAOctober 9, 2018

I ordered the Kral Puncher Breaker Silent Walnut in .25 ~3 months ago. While that may not be long I've already ran over 2000 JSB 25.39 grain, 33.95 grain King Heavy and some H&N Field sport 20.~ grain pellets. I'm sighted in at 50 yards on just a little over half power. I found that to be more than sufficient for pesting (starling, house sparrows) up to 75 yards. Very good shot count for the caliber (around 40) before POI needs adjusting. If you practice enough you can learn to just turn the power up a bit after that 40~ shot and still be deadly accurate. I live on 5 acres outside of town and have a plethora of firearms to shoot but nothing beats the fun and economy of this thing. I'm not the biggest fan of the rotary magazine as they made it deeper than I need it (to accommodate polymer tips) and as a result you can bobble a pellet which then becomes stuck and the magazine rotates to the next pellet. Once you get used to it you can minimize the chance of it happening. Also my .25 did not come with a single shot tray. Not a big deal but from what I've found they may not exist in that caliber. May 3D print one. All in all great PCP air rifle for the money and it prefers JSB King Diabolo .25 in 25.39 grain.

Pros
Low cost. Repeatable accuracy. Feels good in the hand although a bit heavy.

Cons
Magazine can cause jams/double feeds. A bit heavy to carry around but less felt weight when shoulder.

1.0
By AlexUSAApril 9, 2018

The gun took one fill and that was it. Was able to pump it up just once, shoot it a couple times to set the scope I put on it, then nothing more. The air probe that comes with the gun has 2 o-rings that are sheared off every time that I try to refill the gun. Never was able use this gun for tree rats like I had intended to do.

Pros
Never found any.

Cons
It won't take being filled with air.

5.0
By BrandonSeptember 8, 2017

I was very excited to receive the pcp Airgun for Airgun Depot today. Was really looking forward to shooting it, until I noticed something wrong. It came in a regular version .177 cal regular puncher breaker box!. Didn't even fit. I ordered a 22 cal version silent in Walnut. So basically Airgun Depot sent me a used or display item and stuffed it in the wrong box. Totally ripped me off as I paid for a new gun an got this. They could of at least called me to see if I would be ok with it. The guns pic accessory rail didn't even bolt up tight either. Just spun around after I screwed in the bolt.

Pros
The Walnut stock is nice. I like the gun but now i don't even want it because it's not what I ordered. I ordered a new gun. I feel totally ripped off. I was going to do a review of the gun on YouTube. Now i can't even do that as it's a used gun. But instead, this experience will be the topic of the review instead. I gave Airgun Depot five stars for taking me.

Cons
I ordered many items from Airgun Depot of a span of 20 years, never have I had this happen to me. What happened Airgun Depot? Ordered a 22 silent, got a 22 silent in a 177 regular box. Was it a used gun or display model? Why didn't it comes in it's original packaging? Got a used gun. Paid for a new gun. Got ripped off. The accessory rail don't even screw down tight.

1.0
By DanielAugust 6, 2017

Accurate fun to shoot gun. Cocking lever will loosen and pop out when firing, valve stem broke after a few months (warranty fixed) burp fires now when power is turned down, no finish on wood.

Cons
will have issues

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do you ship here in the Philippines? if yes how much? ty

asked rex from Philippines

Will my new .25 puncher breaker load and shoot hornet pellets reliably?

asked Jeff from USA

Is the Air Venturi G9 hand pump compatible with that air rifle ?

asked Camille from USA

Does this come with a pump or will I need to buy one and does it come with the connecter 25 cal

asked Lane from USA

For any one wanting a nicer appearance to thier wooden stock I alwsys refinish dith a light sanding with 0000steel woolthen apply few coats of oil based polyurethane let it dry till still tacky...then apply coat of water based polyurethane....I know it sounds like it wont work,but tgust my 20+years of experience...the water borne will speed drjing time immensly,will stop the yellowing of the oil based,and if you choose high gloss,which I suggest,it will give that wet look,after dried,add more coats...the more the better,no sanding between coats neccessaryunless you have runs. This treatment will bring out best grain,make it waterproofand scuff,scratch resistant....try it,you'll love the results. Another option is woodburning...checkering forstockhand grip areas,or just do some scroll work over entire stock....get creative,make it one of a kind...make it yours. ....Mountain-Man....David

asked David J. Cindric

For any one wanting a nicer appearance to thier wooden stock I alwsys refinish dith a light sanding with 0000steel woolthen apply few coats of oil based polyurethane let it dry till still tacky...then apply coat of water based polyurethane....I know it sounds like it wont work,but tgust my 20+years of experience...the water borne will speed drjing time immensly,will stop the yellowing of the oil based,and if you choose high gloss,which I suggest,it will give that wet look,after dried,add more coats...the more the better,no sanding between coats neccessaryunless you have runs. This treatment will bring out best grain,make it waterproofand scuff,scratch resistant....try it,you'll love the results. Another option is woodburning...checkering forstockhand grip areas,or just do some scroll work over entire stock....get creative,make it one of a kind...make it yours. ....Mountain-Man....David

asked David J. Cindric

Does it suck like all the other products

asked John

What are the shot counts for this gun in .25 on hi power?

asked Timothy from USA

Can you use a air pump to fill or is there a special air tank to be used for this application. The price is reasonable but spending another $200 to be able to get air to the gun is a bit steep. What is the lowest price option on air filling.

asked Tom from USA

So how many magazines do you get with the .25 caliber?

asked Timothy from USA

2 Magazines and a single shot tray .

Stanley from USA

how many shots per caliber until the chamber needs to be recharged?

asked SL

Can anyone tell me if the cheek piece can go for a left-hander

asked Gary from USA

The 25 caliber does not come with an extra magazine or a single shot tray only one seven seven and 22cal- just curious?

asked Giovanni Garcia

How is the pressure chamber recharged? Is a separate hand pump available?

asked Doug

Hi ya, I have been comparing this to the Hatsan Bull boss, which has a much higher muzzle rate of speed. But I'm wondering what the FPE would be with this unit? At .25 cal, is it hard enough to hunting rabbits and raccoons out to 50 yards? Hoping to hit them and drop them, not too much twitching. Thoughts?

asked Chris
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