Description
Product Description
The Trail NP XL1100 features a handsome, checkered, hardwood stock. The stunning 28 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, and shot velocities of up to 1100 fps make this the ultimate choice for successful small game hunting. Specifications: – Caliber: .22 – Powerplant: Nitro Piston – Lead Pellet Velocity: Up to 950 fps – Alloy Pellet Velocity: Up to 1100 fps – Action: Break Barrel – Weight: 8.50 lbs – Barrel Material: Steel – Barrel Type: Rifled – FPE: 26 – Material: Hardwood – Mounting Rail: Picatinny – Trigger: Two Stage – Stock Style: Thumbhole – Included Optics: 3-9×40 mm AO – Stock Material: Hardwood – Safety: Lever – Primary Use: Varmint Hunting, Pest Control, Small Game Hunting and Target Shooting
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The Trail NP All Weather fetures a durable, all weather synthetic stock. This rugged break barrel boasts an impressive 23 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, providing 16% more downrange energy than .177 calibers and features velocities up to 950 FPS (alloy).
Product Specifications
- Model Number: BT9M22SNP
- Pellet Velocity: Up to 800 fps
- Alloy Pellet Velocity: Up to 950 fps
- Weight: 8.3 lbs
- Length: 44.5 in
- Mechanism: Break Barrel
- Power Source: Nitro Piston
- Caliber: .22
- Ammunition: Pellets
- Capacity: Single Shot
- Barrel: Rifled Steel
- Optics Rail: Picatinny Style
- Optics: 3-9×40 mm AO
- Safety: Lever
- Material: Synthetic
- Color: Black
Powerplant Benefits
Variable Pump CO2 Break Barrel Pre-charged Pneumatic (PCP) POWER SOURCE 3-10 strokes of an on-board lever to compress air 12-gram cartridge Spring or piston cocked by a lever (barrel) On-board high pressure reservoir FILLING METHOD None, self contained Insertion of CO2 cartridge None, self contained Use of high pressure tank or pump to fill on-board reservoir VELOCITY * Up to 700 fps Up to 780 fps Up to 1400 fps Up to 1100 fps NUMBER OF SHOTS Unlimited (must be pumped for each shot) 40 – 60, varies on rapidity of trigger pull Unlimited (must be cocked for each shot) 15 – 35 (varies with caliber) USES EFFECTIVE RANGE ** 15 yards
20 yards
35 yards
60 yards
COST $40 – $200 ($ – $$) $80 – $130 ($ – $$) $100 – $300 ($ – $$$) $250 – $600 ($$ – $$$$) ADVANTAGES Velocity is variable based on number of strokes Convenient, accurate Self-contained, accurate Powerful, consistent, superbly accurate DISADVANTAGES Must be pumped up for every shot Performance can vary with temperature (70 degrees is optimum) Requires practice to shoot at highest accuracy External fill source required * Velocities based on alloy ammunition ** Accuracy is determined by ballistics and shooter ability Target Shooting Plinking Pest Control Small Game Hunting Predator Hunting
Choosing a Caliber
BB .177 .22 .25 Material Copper coated steel Lead (lead-free consist of plastic and/or zinc) Lead (lead-free consist of plastic and/or zinc) Lead Weight (grains) 5.2 7.9 or 10.5 14.3 27.9 Energy (@ muzzle) 4 FPE @ 600 FPS 17.5 FPE @ 1000 FPS 20.3 FPE @ 800 FPS 42 FPE @ 825 FPS Shapes Spherical Wadcutter, domed, pointed, hollow point, destroyer Domed, hollow point, pointed, destroyer Domed, destroyer Uses Plinking Targets, plinking, pest control Targets, plinking, pest control, small game hunting Pest control, small & medium game hunting Advantages Less expensive than pellets Fast, flat trajectory ideal for targets Ideal for both targets and small game Hard hitting hunting round; conservative on air Disadvantages Ricochet if fired at a hard surface Weight limits hunting to pests, small game Not heavy enough for larger small game species, predators Limited shapes available
Nitro Piston vs. Spring
Nitro Piston (Gas Piston) Coiled Spring Materials Common steel tubing Steel spring Advantages Easier to cock than coiled spring guns 70% less noise over the shot cycle than coiled spring guns Minimal recoil Not affected by weather May be left cocked 55% faster than coiled spring guns and 15% faster than simple gas pistons Disadvantages Noisy Significant recoil Affected by weather
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