Air Arms Kymira
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Introducing the Air Arms Kymira - Limited Edition 40th Anniversary Rifle!
Join us in celebrating 40 years of Air Arms excellence with the extraordinary Kymira. This limited edition rifle pays homage to our rich heritage, combining elements from the past, present, and future of Air Arms craftsmanship.
🌐 Heritage, Prestige, Performance:
The Kymira is a testament to four decades of innovation, featuring cutting-edge technology and design that showcases our commitment to excellence. With only 400 rifles available, this collector's piece is a true embodiment of Air Arms' legacy.
🔍 Key Features:
Series 100 Inspired Action Block: The panelled design pays tribute to our classic Series 100 model.
- Titanium Bolt Handle: Taking inspiration from the Shamal, the ambidextrous bolt handle is a fusion of hi-tech and retro aesthetics.
- Fully-Regulated Valving Mechanism: Adopted from the high-performance S510 R and XS range.
- S410 Magazine System: Featuring a black pellet carrier with a clear lens for a touch of classic S310 nostalgia.
- Wider Barrel Clamp: Inspired by the legendary solidity of the S300 and Shamal.
- Titanium Air-Storage Reservoir: As used on the XTI-50, adding a futuristic touch.
- ⚙️TX Cylinder Front Section Styled End Cap: A nod to the timeless design of the TX cylinder.
- Q-Tech Internals in the Moderator: Delivering top-notch noise reduction.
- Special Edition Ambidextrous Stock: Crafted from a luxurious multi-toned laminate, combining S636 and Superlite features.
- Negrini Case: High-quality case with a bespoke foam insert, ensuring your Kymira is protected in style.
Own a Piece of Air Arms History:
The Air Arms Kymira is not just a rifle; it's a celebration of passion, precision, and performance. Don't miss your chance to be part of the legacy. Limited to 400 units worldwide, secure yours now and embrace the future of air rifles!
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I have one in 22 and it shoots beautifully and feels great to handle. I stuck a FFP scope on it with silver mounts and the finish on the stock is superb. Cocking mechanism is different but works really well and is light and smooth. I agree it's expensive but I have no regrets in purchasing it. If you can afford one my advice is to buy one.
Don't know if it's me but the images change to quickly with the information. ? Gun looks great but would like a better look.
Pause it.
@@aka_howdy Abit awkward on a phone trying to track it back to the sport it that quick. Will wait until summer at the NEC to view it properly.
Ah yeah good point, sorry didnt think of that.@@langdonfairchild1st805
I'm a Air arms fan already owning one of the iconic rifles that are now rare and collectable.
£1,800 for a rifle which looks as if the cocking mechanism came from an amusement arcade pin ball machine. I don't think so. I have two AA 510's, and I love them, but this is just a Frankenstein .
Gorgeous rifle, however wish the small trigger spring was not visible, looks a bit awkward/ unfinished.
left side loading.... meh.
Looks like a 400 lets face it. And price point is wayy to hight regarding materials and quailty..
AA did nothing new to rifles for years...last bullpup was disaster.. not sure who is doing desing but should be fired
Aa
thats the whole point 400 for 40 years with its styling from its guns over the 40 years
No.