Walther Falcon Hunter, New Trigger, .22 Cal.

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Specifications Walther Falcon Hunter, New Trigger, .22 Cal.

Caliber:	0.22" (5.5mm)
Velocity:	1150 fps
Loudness:	3-Medium
Barrel Length:	19.75
Overall Length:	49.0
Capacity:	1
Cocking Effort:	43 lbs.
Barrel:	Rifled
Front Sights:	Fiber Optic
Rear Sights:	Fiber Optic

Scopeable:	Weaver & 11mm dovetails
Buttplate:	Adjustable
Suggested for:	Hunting
Trigger Pull:	5.2 lbs
Action:	Break barrel
Safety:	Automatic
Power Plant:	Spring-piston
Single Shot Or Repeater:	Single-shot
Body Type:	Rifle
Weight:	8.25 lbs

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Included In Package Walther Falcon Hunter, New Trigger, .22 Cal.

Item Description Caliber Max Velocity ItemCode

Breakbarrel rifle with unmounted 3-9x44 scope & Mossy Oak Break-Up stock
1150 fps with hyper-velocity pellets & 1000 fps with lead pellets

0.22" (5.5mm)

1150 fps

Walther-2252226 [PY-1491-2671]

~~$304.25~~
$269.99

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Information Walther Falcon Hunter, New Trigger, .22 Cal.

Truly an awesome hunting rifle at a price that's almost unbelievable! Includes the new Quattro trigger!

Breakbarrel rifle
Muzzlebrake adds cocking leverage
Mossy Oak Break-Up synthetic stock
Monte Carlo buttstock has a raised cheekpiece
Checkered forearm & grip
Adjustable rubber buttpad has 3 inserts
TruGlo fiber optic sights (rear is fully adjustable)
Scope base accepts Weaver and 11mm dovetail optics mounts
The manufacturer says it takes 27 lbs. of cocking effort, but our tests indicate it's closer to 43 lbs.
Includes unmounted 3-9x44AO blue-illuminated scope with duplex reticle & matte finish + scope mount
NEW! SAS (shock absorber system) installed. Prevents scope mounts from loosening due to vibration and transmits less vibration to the shooter.

Here are some stats with different pellets:

.22 caliber:
11.9-grain lead pellet = 985 fps (26.61 ft-lbs)
14.5-grain lead pellet = 911 fps (26.46 ft-lbs)

.25 caliber:
17.0-grain lead pellet = 766 fps (22.13 ft-lbs)
27.0-grain lead pellet = 651 fps (25.38 ft-lbs)
31.0-grain lead pellet = 607 fps (25.34 ft-lbs)

Of course, lighter-weight pellets will give you greater velocities than we got in our tests.

Click on the AMMO link for suggested pellets. Appropriate targets, safety equipment and other gear are in the ACCESSORIES link.

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Overall rating:5 5.0

Value for money:4 4.0

Accuracy:4 4.0

By Michiel from USA on 2012-01-24 23:53:30
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Things I liked:Lots of power, nice features

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Overall rating:5 5.0

Value for money:4 4.0

Accuracy:4 4.0

By Peter from USA on 2012-01-05 19:35:36
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Things I liked:Great solid gun.
Things I would have changed:Seems fine.
What others should know:My smaller brother has a tough time getting groups with it ,and ate the scope once. I'm 225# and have no trouble getting good offhand groups with it.

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Overall rating:5 5.0

Value for money:3 3.0

Accuracy:5 5.0

By James from USA on 2012-01-03 22:00:18
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Things I liked:Overall everything. out of the box I had to put a round in and shoot the thing. I was impressed! Half inch off center no scope.it takes a bit to site in the scope. However any pellet you want to shoot seems to do well-time will tell the best one. I work so much I havent been hunting yet I,ll let you know what I find on that one.
Things I would have changed:The stock it feels cheap. It may be ok in the long run. Time well tell.
What others should know:Dont be in a rush to center your shoots! get to know the gun. it wont let you down.

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