The "most boring" air rifle I own. Even the TX200 required a bit of work after taking it out of the box to achieve that famous accuracy. Here... taken out, filled, and... ready to shoot. Everything is oiled, lubricated, the barrel is clean. From 230 down to 100 bar at 18 degrees Celsius — about 140–150 consistent shots. Energy variation is 14.99–15.01 J over 10 shots, so it is very consistent. And... incredibly accurate. Short, handy. If it comes back in stock... buy it, don't hesitate.
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Air Rifle-Carbine Walther Reign M2 represents the second generation of the highly popular bullpup model. Constructed from advanced polymer, the carbine guarantees excellent durability combined with a lightweight design. Its tactical appearance is further enhanced by aircraft-grade aluminum mounting rails. Utilizing the PCP system, the air rifle delivers an initial pellet velocity of 200 m/s.
Air rifles utilizing the PCP (Precharged Pneumatics) system offer key advantages over spring-powered models, most notably the absence of recoil resulting from the piston motion of a spring-driven mechanism—movement of internal parts weighing under 10 g is imperceptible to the shooter and to a rifle weighing over 2 kg. Therefore, PCP rifles allow the use of more delicate and higher-magnification optical sights, as the rifle, when fired, may remain steady in the shooter's hands without concerns about jump or kickback.
WARNING!!!
A source of compressed air is essential to charge PCP air rifles:
- A tank can be used to transfer air with a PCP charging kit – see product
- Alternatively, the carbine may be charged with a pump – see product
The integrated pressure gauge provides ongoing monitoring of the remaining compressed air level in the carbine. A fully charged cylinder delivers up to 120 shots at a consistent initial velocity.
Featuring a premium rifled barrel crafted at Lothar Walther factories, the carbine benefits from the bullpup layout enabling a 500 mm barrel length within a compact 665 mm overall length. The barrel terminates in a 1/2" UNF thread, accommodating a muzzle device.
Equipped with a rotating bolt action, the carbine enables rapid reloading and allows the lever to be switched for both right- and left-handed operation. The rotary magazine holds 10 rounds of 5.5 mm caliber diabolo pellets.
The adjustable trigger mechanism offers customization of the trigger's weight and travel length, while a safety positioned above the trigger prevents accidental discharge. Attachment of a carrying sling is quick and easy via the QD sling mount.
RIS 22 mm / Picatinny-standard mounting rails are integrated into the air rifle. The top rail is positioned for mounting scopes or red dot sights, while the lower, shorter rail accommodates a bipod for greater shooting stability. Enhanced stability is further provided by the rubberized butt plate and the textured, non-slip surfaces on the handguard and pistol grip.
Technical data
Caliber: 5.5 mm (.22)
Barrel: rifled
Bullet kinetic energy: below 17 Joules
Initial velocity: 200 m/s
Barrel length: 500 mm
Overall length: 665 mm
Weight: 2900 g
Manufacturer: Walther & Umarex, Germany
| Style | Military-tactical |
|---|---|
| Body/frame material | Plastic |
| Accuracy class | Precise |
| Pellet type | Diabolo |
| Muzzle energy | Under 17 J |
| Initial velocity | 200 m/s |
| Airgun propulsion | PCP |
| Accessory rail | Yes |
| Caliber | 5.5 mm (.22) |
| Max shots per fill | 120 |
| Blowback | No |
| Magazine | Yes |
| Magazine capacity | 10 5.5 mm caliber pellets |
| Pellet reloading | Semi-auto |
| Fixed sighting devices | No |
| Optics ready | Yes |
| Overall length | 665 mm |
| Weight | 2900 g |
| EAN | 4000844781697 |
| Manufacturer code | 467.31.10 |
| Brand | Walther |
| EAN |