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Specifications
- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 7.94 lbs
- Barrel Length:18.50"
- Overall Length: 45.28"
- Capacity: 7 round(s)
- Cocking Effort:48 lbs
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Fiber Optic
- Rear Sight: Micrometer adjustable
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 5.51 lbs
- Buttpad: Rubber
- Suggested for: Small game hunting/plinking
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Spring-piston
- Safety: Automatic
- Repeater: Yes/Multi-shot
Manual
• Mendoza RM-2800, Grey Wooden Thumbhole Stock manual
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Mendoza RM-2800, Grey Wooden Thumbhole Stock by Mendoza
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(4 reviews) | About this product
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- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 7.94 lbs
- Barrel Length:18.50"
- Overall Length: 45.28"
- Capacity: 7 round(s)
- Cocking Effort:48 lbs
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Fiber Optic
- Rear Sight: Micrometer adjustable
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 5.51 lbs
- Buttpad: Rubber
- Suggested for: Small game hunting/plinking
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Spring-piston
- Safety: Automatic
- Repeater: Yes/Multi-shot
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7-round hunting rifle with grey wooden thumbhole stock
Estimated in stock date 12-12-2008
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950 ft/sec |
$275.25
$199.99 |
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Power doesn't have to cost a fortune! Mendoza's RM-2800 rifle is ideal for hunting small game. The 7-shot mag always gives you a backup shot...just in case. Although this is a repeater, it is a breakbarrelA spring-piston gun that uses the barrel as a lever to cock the piston. Also called a barrel break. Sometimes, erroneously referred to as a 'one-pump' gun; not to be confused with a true single-stroke pneumatic.
and is not semi-auto. You must cock the gun by breaking the barrelThe tube through which projectiles travel when they are fired. It may be rifled or smooth.
open for each shot.
It has a thumbhole stock for a better grip, and the wood stock is painted grey. The raised cheekpiece on the left side of the gun makes it that much easier to acquire your target. (This gun is not ambidextrous.)
The fiber optic front sight is easy to see, and the adjustable rear sight ensures that you stay on target. If you want to get every bit of accuracy out of the RM-2800, add a scope on the 11mm dovetail.
Because this gun has a linear magazine, be sure to use only wadcutter or domed pellets in the mag. A pointed pelletAn airgun projectile.
may nest into the the pelletAn airgun projectile.
skirtThe hollow, flared tail of a diabolo or pellet.
in front of it and cause a jam. Also, don't pick super-heavy pellets (such as Beeman Kodiaks), because they may not fit into the pelletAn airgun projectile.
loading port. If you really want to shoot pointed pellets, then load just one pelletAn airgun projectile.
and shoot it...do not load more than one!
Click on the AMMOSlang for ammunition: The entire set of materials needed to shoot a given gun. It might be a cartridge (in the case of a firearm) or just a pellet (in the case of an airgun).
link for recommended pellets and the ACCESSORIES link to find scopes, mounts, targets, shooting glasses & more!
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By michael from USA on 2008-10-06 04:34:27 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:AAAACCCCCUUUURRRRAAAACCCCYYYY!
Things I would have changed:Nothing! O.K., maybe underleaver pump with rotory clip semi-auto would be nice.
What others should know:In my whole collection of air guns, this is the most fun of em' all, deadly for rabbits,racoons, and even cyotes (head shot). The extra rounds
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Things I liked:AAAACCCCCUUUURRRRAAAACCCCYYYY!
Things I would have changed:Nothing! O.K., maybe underleaver pump with rotory clip semi-auto would be nice.
What others should know:In my whole collection of air guns, this is the most fun of em' all, deadly for rabbits,racoons, and even cyotes (head shot). The extra rounds to finish off pests quickly is awsome!!
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By Dylan from USA on 2008-07-14 11:33:07 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:The Magazine, Use smaller pellets for this gun, Crossman Premier Domed worked phenomenally, as well did RWS Hobby, larger pellets tend to jam the clip when they are being loaded into the barrel. (Half of the pellet is cut off and stays in the clip while the other half jams the mechanism, but its an easy fix if this occurs)
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Things I liked:The Magazine, Use smaller pellets for this gun, Crossman Premier Domed worked phenomenally, as well did RWS Hobby, larger pellets tend to jam the clip when they are being loaded into the barrel. (Half of the pellet is cut off and stays in the clip while the other half jams the mechanism, but its an easy fix if this occurs)
The sights, they where at first annoying to me, but now I see how easy it is to shoot with them, and they also as I have noticed increase the shooters accuracy.
The double trigger, you know exactly when the gun is going to fire when it is pulled, unlike other guns with creepy triggers suck as the Benjamin Sheridan Super Streak.
The last great thing is the muzzle break, this makes it easier to cock this already easy to cock break barrel.
Things I would have changed:Nothing much really, possibly allow the magazine to fit bigger pellets, by making the loader bigger as well, and a larger magazine.
What others should know:The gun is a little rough, but it will last long.
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By Tarn from USA on 2008-07-01 13:38:55 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Many good designs on this rifle that others would do well to emulate. Just right size and weight with good gripping thumbhole stock making for a very ergonomic hold. Excellent auto safety that's very accessible, much better than the RWS type or other nonsensical placement of safety in a blade by the trigger! Speaking of the trigger
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Things I liked:Many good designs on this rifle that others would do well to emulate. Just right size and weight with good gripping thumbhole stock making for a very ergonomic hold. Excellent auto safety that's very accessible, much better than the RWS type or other nonsensical placement of safety in a blade by the trigger! Speaking of the trigger, I really like the two splits coming together, the first acts as the first stage, once you pull it to reach the second you know tactilely the release point.
Things I would have changed:Kind of crude looking with welded on pellet magazine, sprayed rough grey finish on wood stock. The loading port of the magazine has an exact cut-out that few pellets will fit through or work with reliably thereafter. The magazine spring needs to be stronger to assure the loading of the seventh and last pellet. The power plant spring twangs and vibrates like a cheap Gamo, not a solid poof. The scope mount grooves may not be true parallel with the action.
What others should know:The weight, size, good hold and seven pellets capacity make it well suited for hunting. This has the potential to be a great gun with futher refinement. I've tested it with the Daisy flat nose where it's most accurate at short range. But the Daisy flat nose will not work reliably with the magazine, getting mangled and jamming the auto-loading. Almost as accurate and works best and most reliably so far in the magazine would be the RWS Superdome where it perfectly fits through the pellet-shape cut-out loading entrance of the magazine. Crosman Premier Hollowpoint will also fit through but falls off here and there when the gun is cocked - it also shoots all over the place. I've also tried the JSB Exact Jumbo, which would not fit through the magazine's pellet outline and as a single load drops variously below bullseye. Which brings up the fact that the rifle has a huge spread in speed anywhere from 400 fps to 1450 fps! when dieseling. I've been told that it takes a thousand rounds to settle down, hopefully that will happen. On its own without any dieseling, the fps with 14.x grain pellet seems to be around 700 and change. With just the right amount of dieseling frequently around early to mid 800 fps, sometimes 900s. The RWS Hpoint will not fit through the magazine loading port. Mount a short scope as the magazine will get in the way. As with any air gun, the lower you mount the scope the less parallax hassle given the short range.
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By stuart from USA on 2008-04-06 05:07:16 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:power and comfort, the factory sights are quite accurate
Things I would have changed:longer dovetail to accomodate wide objective lens scope or shorter magazine
What others should know:the linear magazine conflicts with a wide scope, I tried taller rings but the rifle became difficult to tune, so I settled
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Things I liked:power and comfort, the factory sights are quite accurate
Things I would have changed:longer dovetail to accomodate wide objective lens scope or shorter magazine
What others should know:the linear magazine conflicts with a wide scope, I tried taller rings but the rifle became difficult to tune, so I settled for modifying my lens cover. now I can fire anything from wadcutters to crow magnums at 40yds with 2" groupings
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