The Umarex AirJavelin is a new way to shoot arrows. With the high pressure air kit which includes remote line 11ci tank with 850psi regulator you can shoot the Javelin with even higher power, more shots and save money not having to keep buying the expensive 88gr co2 cartridges! The Umarex Air Javelin launches a 170-grain air bolt at 300 fps (on co2, with air that will increase slightly and not be effected by temperature nearly as much). The AirJavelin takes airpower into a new direction with 34-foot pounds of energy delivered via Straight Flight Technology arrows. Shooters can line up the target with the installed open sights or zero in a dot sight or scope for pin-point arrow placement. The AirJavelin has a full-length Picatinny rail on the top along with a short section below the barrel. Both sides of the AirJavelin’s stock are also equipped with M-LOK slots. The AirJavelin accepts 88-gram CO2 tanks and with this conversion kit now you can attach whatever size air or CO2 tank you like, and depending on your air/co2 tank will launch dozens to hundreds of arrows downrange on a single tank. Lightweight and versatile, the Umarex AirJavelin is more than a new way to shoot arrows, it is a great way to open up archery fun for the whole family.
- CO2 /HPA powered Arrow Gun
- Powered by 88gr tanks or use the included hpa tank and remote line for high pressure air power.
- Straight Pull Bolt Action
- 120 Grain Carbon Fiber Shaft Arrow with 50 grain Field Tip
- 300fps for
- Straight Flight Technology Arrows
- M-LOK Slots
- Top integrated accessory rail
- Bottom Accessory Rail
- Arrows Accept Broadheads
- Manual Safety
- Multi-Position Adjustable Stock
- Fixed Front & Rear Sights
- Comes with 3 Umarex AirJavelin Arrows with field tips
- Use ONLY Umarex AirJavelin Arrows with the AirJavelin arrow gun. Use of other arrows can cause serious injury or even death. AirJavelin arrows are engineered for strength sufficient to handle extremely high CO2 pressure. Arrows for bows and crossbows are not strong enough to withstand the high CO2 pressure and can explode when pressurized. This can cause serious injury to the shooter and bystanders.
