O-rings must be kept lubricated with silicone oil (never petroleum-based oils, which can cause combustion under high pressure).

Imagine an airgun that requires no physical force to fire—you simply touch a hair-trigger electronic switch. Imagine having a digital screen on your stock that tells you your exact remaining air pressure, your velocity in Feet Per Second (FPS), and your shot count.

Unlike traditional airguns that compress air at the moment of firing (springers) or rely on vapor pressure (CO₂), the modern pneumatic stores a high-volume reservoir of compressed air—often between 200 and 300 Bar (3,000–4,350 PSI).

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O-rings must be kept lubricated with silicone oil (never petroleum-based oils, which can cause combustion under high pressure).

Imagine an airgun that requires no physical force to fire—you simply touch a hair-trigger electronic switch. Imagine having a digital screen on your stock that tells you your exact remaining air pressure, your velocity in Feet Per Second (FPS), and your shot count. the modern pneumatic airgun pdf

Unlike traditional airguns that compress air at the moment of firing (springers) or rely on vapor pressure (CO₂), the modern pneumatic stores a high-volume reservoir of compressed air—often between 200 and 300 Bar (3,000–4,350 PSI). O-rings must be kept lubricated with silicone oil