JTS Airacuda PCP Air Rifle .22 cal and .25 cal
You must be 18 years of age and possess a valid firearms license to purchase this rifle. After purchasing please send a picture of your PAL and a second photo id to support@airgunarcheryfun.ca (not needed for US customers)
The JTS Airacuda PCP Air Rifle has arrived in Canada! This is a good looking well balanced gun with walnut stained beech stock. With the ability to reach velocities up to 900 FPS in .25 and 920 FPS in .22, it delivers excellent performance for plinking, pest control, and small-game hunting. All at a great price!
An adjustable feature not typically seen at this price point is the power adjuster knob that lets shooters vary the power of each shot, which is helpful for customizing the performance for specific pellets and uses. This airgun uses a 10-round metal magazine and can get up to 40 shots per fill, so shooters spend more time shooting and less time filling and reloading.
The JTS Airacuda features a solid wood stock with laser-engraved checkering on the grip and forearm for a reliable hold, in addition to a textured rubber buttpad to enhance comfort and control. The end of the air reservoir has a male Foster quick-disconnect fill fitting for convenience, and the underside has an integrated manometer to help monitor the reservoir fill pressure.
In order to help achieve accurate shots, this air rifle includes an all-metal Picatinny optics rail to give solid support to a scope. In addition, the sidelever provides convenient operation, and the shrouded barrel gives it a premium look.
New Option! You can get the rifle with altaros regulator installed. It comes with a metal rod to pull out and adjust the pressure as well for easy tuning. Be aware that the pressure gauge will now be reading only the regulated pressure and you will need to rely on your pressure gauge on your fill source when filling. If you have the regulator installed DO NOT use the pressure gauge on the gun or you will risk overfilling! After filling you will know it is time to refill the gun when you see the pressure gauge drop below the set pressure for the regulator.
