Air rifles

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Welcome to our range of air rifles. We live and breathe shooting sports. We know that an air rifle is not just a tool, but a source of precision, mechanical fascination and countless hours of good entertainment. Whether you are looking for a classic rifle for plinking in the garden or a high-tech PCP platform for precision shooting at long range, we have the right match for you.

We have chosen our range with care. In a world full of cheap copies, we go against the tide and focus on brands that represent the best in their field. From Spanish innovation to German engineering – we have it all.

Quality above all: our focus brands

We know that an air rifle is only as good as its mechanics and barrel quality. That is why our range is made up of brands that have proven their worth over decades:

• Gamo: Technology from Spain. Gamo is known for innovations such as the 10-shot magazine system (10x Gen2/Gen3) and its IGT gas rams, which replace the traditional spring.

• Hatsan: A Turkish powerhouse. Hatsan is popular for its "Quattro Trigger" and its very robust construction, which delivers plenty of energy and durability.

• Diana: Legendary German precision. For the shooter who values heritage, mechanical refinement and a finish that can be passed down through generations.

• Artemis: Specialists in value for money, especially with their popular PCP models and compact rifles.

• Walther: When only the best will do. Walther is known for match quality, well-thought-out ergonomics and high technical precision.

• Stoeger: Part of the renowned Beretta group. Here you get Italian design combined with modern noise-reduction technology such as the S3 Suppressor system.

• Weihrauch: The gold standard for many enthusiasts. German quality, where the trigger and barrel quality in particular stand out.

Which system suits your needs?

To get the best experience, choose the system that matches your shooting style and ambitions:

1. Break-barrel air rifles (spring & gas ram)

The classic choice most people know. The rifle is cocked by "breaking" the barrel. It is simple, needs no external air source and is always ready to use.

• Spring: The traditional solution. Reliable and mechanically charming.

• Gas ram (e.g. Gamo IGT): Replaces the spring with a gas cylinder. It gives a smoother shot cycle, less vibration and means the rifle can be left cocked for longer without damage.

2. PCP air rifles (pre-charged pneumatic)

If you want maximum precision without recoil, PCP is the way to go. The rifle has a built-in air cylinder filled to 200–300 bar.

• Advantages: No recoil (you can see the pellet strike through the scope), magazine systems for fast follow-up shots and very high precision.

• Accessories: Requires a PCP pump, compressor or scuba tank for filling.

Powerful .177 (4.5 mm) air rifles – power and precision

A powerful .177 air rifle doesn't have to compromise between power and precision. Many of our most popular models deliver over 300 m/s – and up to 370–395 m/s for the strongest break-barrel springers and gas ram rifles in .177.

What gives the most power in .177?
- Gas ram (IGT/GXT): Delivers the most stable and consistent power without spring fatigue. The Gamo Swarm Magnum and Hatsan 135 Vortex both deliver over 250 m/s in .177. - Break-barrel with a powerful spring: The classic choice. The Artemis 1250 and Hatsan Model 85 deliver 300 m/s.
- PCP in .177: For maximum precision AND power – see our dedicated PCP page.

Note: Air rifle regulations vary from country to country – always check the rules where you live before you buy.

Spring, gas ram and PCP

Our air rifle range focuses on spring, gas ram and PCP systems, as these are reliable and well-proven power sources.

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Regulations: are air rifles legal?

The rules on buying, owning and using air rifles – including calibre, power limits and age limits – differ between countries. Always check the regulations in your country before you order, and contact us if you have questions about a specific model.

How important is muzzle velocity (m/s)?

Many make the mistake of only looking at metres per second. Although a high velocity sounds impressive, accuracy is always more important. A rifle shooting 380 m/s can create turbulence around the pellet as it breaks the sound barrier, which makes it hard to hit the target. We help you find the balance between the right power and the ability to hit a small coin at 30 metres.

Maintenance: how to keep your rifle going for years

An air rifle is a precision instrument that needs care:

1. Barrel cleaning: Use a cleaning kit or cleaning pellets to remove lead residue so the accuracy is maintained.

2. External care: Use a good gun oil (e.g. Ballistol or Stil Crin) on the metal parts after use to prevent rust – especially if you have been shooting outdoors.

3. Seals: On PCP rifles it is essential to keep O-rings and seals supple with a drop of silicone oil.

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📖 Find guides and answers in our Airgunpedia

Not sure how to set up your riflescope, or which pellet suits a Hatsan best? We have gathered our expertise in one place.

👉 Visit Airgunpedia – your source of air gun know-how

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Complete your shooting with the right equipment

A quality rifle deserves quality equipment. We stock everything you need for your hobby:

• Pellets: Try our own Storm Air pellets for high accuracy at the price.

• Optics: Find the right riflescope that can handle the distinctive recoil of an air rifle.

• Targets: Find everything from pellet traps to fun reactive targets.

• Storage: Protect your investment with a padded rifle bag.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced enthusiast, our team in Aulum, Denmark is ready to share our experience. We help you find exactly the right setup, so you get the best possible start to your hobby.