GAMO Outdoor USA Launches Whisper Fusion Pro

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posted on February 28, 2013
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GAMO Outdoor USA has launched what it says is "The Quietest Quiet Gun" air rifle on the market with the Whisper Fusion Pro line. The Whisper Fusion Pro features double-integrated, noise-dampening technology along with a Smooth Action Trigger and Shock Wave Absorber.

The noise-dampening technology reduces the amount of noise by up to 89.5 percent compared to standard air rifles. The line shoots up to 1,400 fps in .177 with PBA platinum ammo. The Whisper Fusion Pro uses Inert Gas Technology exclusive to Gamo, allowing the shooter more terminal velocity, and is sold with 50 rounds of PBA Platinum bulletts along with 30 rounds of the new Lethal Hunting Pellets.

Other features include:

- Fluted polymer jacketed rifled steel barrel
- Rubberized grips
- New all-weather black stock with adjustable cheek piece
- Fiber optic front and rear sights
- Smooth Action Trigger (SAT™)
- Shock Wave Absorber (SWA™)

For more about the new Whisper Fusion Pro air rifle, visit Gamo.com.

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