UMAREX RP5 CO2 pistol carbine kit - .177 or .22 (7.5 to 11 Joule)

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Looking for something unique ? Then the Umarex RP5 is what you need. Its modular structure gives you a wide range of options and points the way for the next generation of airguns.

The RP5 kit carbine airgun is a great example : it is the RP5 pistol, customized with a shoulder stock, a Picatiny rail and a Walther 4x32 scope.

Available in .177 or .22 bore

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Legislation D category weapon (free sale over 18 years old)

Required documents :

- Identification

Following your order, you can send us the documents by email(documents@fusil-calais.com) or regular mail (VAD System - BP43 - 62101 Calais cedex).

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Characteristics of the pellet gun

It is “Made in Germany” , a time-honored quality guarantee and promise of superior precision and performance.

The RP5 carbine kit is a modular pistol / rifle, working thanks to 1 or 2 CO2 12g cartridge, and shooting pellets, single shot or 5-shot with a magazine.
It is ambidextrous.

The stock and forearm ar made of synthetic, the rifled steel barrel is covered with synthetic, the structure and mechanical parts are made of alloy.

It has a fixed blade front sight, a removable rear sight, and a 11 mm dovetail rail, to mount the scope provided (or any other optical accessory).

The mount with a Picatiny rail comes on the "tube" containing the CO2 cartridges, allowing the adaptation of a bipod, a laser sight...

It is available in 2 version :
• .177 rifled bore, with a power of 7.5 Joule max
• .22, with 11 Joule power max.

Operation

Its design is close to a shotgun, but not only : its working is also inspired from it : pellets are loaded into the barrel with a simple pumping movement.

The CO2 cartridge(s) take place in the forearm, that opens unscrewing its end.

To place and remove the magazine, just open the pistol, pulling the forearm backward, and slide it from left to right. Once the mazazine out, jus insert the pellets. You can also use it in single shot, putting a pellet directly in the barrel.