Gamo Riser PCP Wood, 4.5 mm, Combo
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About Gamo Riser PCP Wood, 4.5 mm, Combo
The Gamo Riser is Gamo's latest PCP air rifle. It is essentially a Gamo Arrow with an attractive wooden stock.
The rifle uses Gamo's new straight-pull action, where you cock the rifle by pulling the bolt straight back rather than to the side.
It comes with a 10-shot magazine that is quick and easy to reload, along with Gamo's well-proven two-stage trigger. It also has an integrated moderator for a quieter shot and fibre-optic open sights.
The rifle shoots around 380 m/s with standard pellets and can shoot harder with Gamo PBA pellets. It gives around 90 shots per fill of air.
This combo gives you what you need to get out and shoot a PCP air rifle: it includes a Gamo 3-9x40 riflescope with scope rings that fit the rifle directly.
Last but not least, a PCP rifle needs air in the cylinder, so you will need to buy a PCP pump if you don't already have one.
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Service, repair and upgrades
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