Browning Airgun X-Blade II GP (Gas Piston) 5.5mm
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Browning Air Rifle Model X-Blade II Gas Piston.
Air Rifle with Gas Spring Piston System
Air rifles with a gas spring piston system are easy to shoot and maintain.
It is equipped with a piston and uses a cylinder filled with compressed gas as a power source.
Advantage of a gas spring piston system as a power source is that it causes less noise and vibration and therefore it will be easier to shoot accurately.
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Brand
Browning
Model
X-Blade II Gas Piston
Power Source
Gas Spring Piston System Caliber
5.50 mm
0.22 inch
Speed to
230 meters per second
750 feet per second
Energy to
24 Joule
17.70 ft. lbs
Span System
Articulated Run
Capacity
Single Shot
Magazine
No Safety
Yes, Manual
Noise Suppression
No
Mounting Rail
Yes, 11 mm Rail Grain
Yes
Keep
Yes, Horizontal and Vertical Adjustable
Includes Scope
No
Flask Style
Two-handed, with Raised Cheekpiece
Flask Adjustable
No
Flask Material
Synthetic Plastic Flask Plate
Yes, Rubber Butt Pad
Barrel Type
Drawn Barrel with Pulls and Fields
Strap Brackets
No Weight
2600 grams
Barrel Length
— mm
Total Length
1100 mm
This articulated air rifle is cocked by holding, with one hand the stock and the other hand the barrel, firmly and securely and then pulling the barrel down.
The barrel kinks at the rear of the barrel.
As the barrel is pulled down, the piston will be pushed back, compressing the gas in the cylinder.
Keep pulling until the piston locks into place.
With a break barrel air rifle, the bullet is placed directly in the back of the barrel. After loading, the barrel is closed by rotating it back into its fixed position.
The air rifle is now armed and ready to shoot. After the air rifle is aimed at the target, remove the safety and press the trigger.
Moving the trigger backwards releases the piston and causes it to jump forward through the compressed gas.
This action compresses the air in the space in front of the piston.
The air is forced through an opening against the back of the pellet in the barrel.
The effect of all this will be that the pellet moves out of the barrel at high speed towards the target of your choice.
Remark
Many factors affect the performance and speed of an air rifle.
Results may vary up to 20% due to the make, weight and shape of the projectile, lubrication, barrel condition, indoor shooting, outdoor shooting, temperature, shooters skills and other factors. There may be a run-in period.
During this period, accuracy may be erratic and the air rifle may make more noise.
This will improve as the system rolls in.
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