Description
Features
Rifled steel barrels
Improved spring for reduced sound signature
Polymer thumbhole stock
Muzzle break
Ambidextrous design
1mm dovetail for mounting optics
Swiss Arms 4x32 Scope and mount included
Break Barrels are easiest to reload as they are lighter weight than the underlever or sidelever guns. Break Barrel guns do not need a separate cocking mechanism
Minimal recoil is inconsiderable, a nitro piston gun requires less practice to hold the gun properly
Perfect for the target range or the small game field, the Palco Swiss Arms TAC-1 Break Barrel Air Rifle is a great all-around air gun. Features tactical stock fitted with a rubber recoil pad. The new spring design provided added noise reduction and a smoother shot. Shoots all .22caliber/4.5mm pellets that are able to reach high speeds of 1000-1200 fps. Includes Swiss Arms 4x32 scope for consistently accurate shots.
Instead of using a coiled spring as the power plant, it uses a nitrogen-filled cylinder. The nitrogen in this cylinder is already kept under pressure and you put more pressure to it when you cock the gun. The air is held under tension until you pull the trigger.
Nitro piston extends smoothly and has less effect on the barrel so it has much less recoil. The minimal recoil of a nitro piston gun gives us several benefits. First, since the recoil is inconsiderable, a nitro piston gun requires less practice to hold the gun properly.
Manufacturer: Swiss Arms
FPS Range: 900-1000
Specifications:
Dimensions: 46.25"
Weight: 8.3 LBS
Magazine Capacity: Single Shot
Muzzle Velocity: 900 FPS
Fire Modes: Single Shot, Safety
Package Includes: Gun, Scope, Scope Mount
About Swiss Arms
Swiss Arms, formerly a sub-division of SIG, produces the standard issue service rifle of the Swiss Armed Forces the SG550 line.. The SG (Sturmgewehr / Assault Rifle) 550 was designed as a modern, modular infantry rifle meant to replace the Swiss Armys aging Stgw 57 Battle Rifles. The newer modernized rifle will feature modularity in a single platform to provide the appropriate equipment from Special Forces needs all the way to a General Issue Infantry weapon. Other features include vastly reduced weight as well as being chambered in the common NATO 5.56x45mm cartridge.