Gamo Outdoor USA Launches Whisper G2

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posted on March 4, 2014
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Gamo Outdoor USA has announced the launch of its new Whisper G2 air rifle line. The second generation Whisper will feature the company's latest technology—the Turbo Stabilizing System.

Designed to control the aggressiveness of the firing cycle, the Turbo Stabilizing System brings the spring to a controlled stop within the chamber—adding more velocity and decreasing vibration, thus reducing recoil. The Whisper G2 line will also offer the company's exclusive Whisper technology, Smooth Action Trigger, Shock Wave Absorber and adjustable cheek rest.

The new Whisper G2 also features .177 Cal and .22 Cal versions and a 4x32 riflescope.

Features Include:

• Turbo Stabilizing System Technology
• Whisper Technology• 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)
• 4x32 Scope• Velocity: 1270 FPS with PBA Platinum (.177 Cal.)
• Velocity: 975 FPS with PBA Platinum (.22 Cal.)
• Single Shot
• Trigger: Two stage adjustable SAT (Smooth Action Trigger)
• MSRP: $269.95 (.177 and .22 Cal)

For more information, go to GamoOutdoorUSA.com.

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