Stoeger Airguns X50 in .25 Caliber

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posted on January 15, 2014
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Responding to consumer demand for a larger-caliber airgun, Stoeger's X50 is now available in .25 caliber. Originally offered in .177 and .22, the hard-hitting .25-cal is powered by a fast and convenient break-action, spring-and-piston mechanism, uses a two-stage trigger and shoots both alloy and lead pellets.

The X50 air rifle is fitted with red fiber-optic front sights and fully adjustable rear sights with green fiber-optic inserts for maximum visibility. It comes with a factory-mounted 3-9x40 mm variable scope, and a lightweight synthetic stock in matte black that is fitted with a non-stop rubber buttpads. The stock also features checkered grip panels and fore-ends.

MSRP is $319. For more, watch the video below or go to StoegerAirguns.

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