Artemis M40 Bullpup PCP, 4.5 mm
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Fits the Artemis M40 Bullpup PCP, 4.5 mm
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About Artemis M40 Bullpup PCP, 4.5 mm
The M40 Bullpup is one of the more advanced air rifles made by Artemis. It is a PCP air rifle: you fill its cylinder to 250 bar and can then fire a number of shots before refilling. The advantage is that you can reload quickly and easily with the supplied magazine and fire strings of shots without breaking the barrel, as on many other air rifles.
The M40 has a German beech stock with a large thumbhole that keeps the weight down, and a rubber butt pad. On top there is a long Picatinny rail for mounting a riflescope, for example. The magazine also sits on top and holds 13 shots.
The rifle is semi-automatic, meaning it cycles itself and you only need to cock it for the first shot. It also has an integrated moderator inside the rifle and an adjustable trigger.
A compressor or hand pump is not included and must be purchased separately for PCP air rifles. You can find them here
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Service, repair and upgrades
Our own workshop in Aulum, Denmark services, repairs and upgrades airsoft guns and air guns – even if you bought them elsewhere. Standard service at a fixed price, upgrades charged by the hour plus parts.
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