Gamo Releases Camo Rocket IGT Air Rifle

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posted on May 8, 2012
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Gamo Outdoor USA has released the latest model of its "Rocket" series with the Gamo Camo Rocket IGT .177 Air Rifle.

The rifle comes equipped with Gamo's new SAT (Smooth Trigger Action), along with a power plant IGT. The stock comes in a Realtree Hardwoods Green HD pattern.

Other amenities include an automatic cocking safety system, a manual trigger safety and twin cheek pads for ambidextrous shooting.

The Camo Rocket IGT will ship with an MSRP of $239.95.

Technical Specifications:

- Velocity: 1300 fps
- Break Barrel: IGT
- Barrel: Fluted Polymer Jacketed Rifled Steel
- Trigger: SAT
- Scope: 4X32 Air Rifle Scope
- Caliber: .177
- Length: 43"
- Barrel Length: 18"
- Trigger Pull: 3.74 lbs.
- Cocking Effort: 30 lbs.
- Weight: 6.1 lbs.

For more information, go to GamoOutdoorUSA.com.

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