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Power Pull Through Kit

Name: Power Pull Through Kit - TOP AIR GUN STORE
Price: 40.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€40.00

Introducing Napier’s Airgun Pull Through Kit – The Ultimate Air Rifle Cleaning Kit

Looking for the perfect cleaning kit for your air rifle? Look no further than Napier’s Airgun Pull Through Kit! Our kit contains everything you need to effectively clean any type of air rifle, making it suitable for both .22 and .177 calibres.

Easy-to-Use Design

Our kit features a strong coated cable with a soft flexible loop that is passed through the barrel of your air rifle. Simply attach a pre-cut Rifle Clean patch and pull back through the gun, repeating the process until all traces of fouling are removed. It’s that easy!

Scroll down to watch the video below for detailed instruction on how to use the Power pull through kit.

Complete Air Gun Cleaning Kit

The Napier Airgun Pull Through Kit comes complete with 100 Power pull through patches, ensuring you’ll have plenty on hand for multiple cleanings. Our kit also includes 1 x 120ml Power Airgun oil Pump Spray, which contains exactly the same amount of active ingredient as the 200ml Aerosol version.

Convenient and Portable

With the Napier Pull through tool and easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll have everything you need to get your air rifle clean and functioning at its best. Plus, the kit comes with a convenient component case, making it easy to store and transport.

Perfect Choice for Airgun Enthusiasts

So, whether you’re a seasoned airgun enthusiast or just starting out, the Napier Airgun Pull Through Kit is the perfect choice for keeping your air rifle in top condition. Don’t settle for anything less than the best – order your kit today and experience the benefits for yourself!

Kit Contains:

1 x 120ml Power Airgun oil Pump Spray (This contains exactly the same amount of active ingredient as the 200ml Aerosol version)

100 x Power pull through patches

1 x Napier Pull through tool

Instructions and component case

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FAQ

What are the main types of airguns?

Spring-piston (Springers/Break-barrel or Underlever): Cock by compressing a spring; reliable, no external air needed, but have recoil.
PCP (Pre-Charged Pneumatic): Use a high-pressure air tank; very accurate, low recoil, multi-shot magazines common. Requires a pump, compressor, or tank refills.
Multi-pump Pneumatic: Pump to build pressure; versatile power control.
CO2-powered: Use disposable cartridges; good for pistols or semi-auto, but power drops in cold weather.

Beginner recommendation: Start with a .177 or .22 caliber break-barrel for simplicity.

What caliber should I choose?

.177: Faster, flatter trajectory, great for target shooting and small pests (birds, squirrels). Higher pellet count per weight.
.22: More knockdown power for rabbits, larger pests, or small game hunting.
Larger (.25+): For bigger game or maximum power, but heavier recoil and fewer shots per fill.

Are airguns safe? What are the key safety rules?

Treat every airgun as if it were loaded. Core rules (same as firearms):

Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
Know your target and what is beyond it (pellets can ricochet or travel far).
Wear eye protection.
Store unloaded and secured, away from children.

Airguns can cause serious injury or death at close range. Follow local laws on discharge (e.g., not across public ways in many places).

What are the legal requirements worldwide?

Laws vary hugely—always check your local jurisdiction:

USA: Often treated more leniently than firearms, but some states (e.g., NJ) classify them as firearms requiring permits. Hunting regulations differ by state; check for caliber/season rules.
UK: Power limits (e.g., 12 ft-lbs for rifles without FAC). Registration or certificates may apply.
Canada: Limits around 500 fps / 5.7 joules before firearm classification.
Australia: Generally treated as firearms; licensing and registration required in most states.
EU countries: Varies (e.g., Belgium allows over 18 with limits; Germany has 7.5 joule restrictions). France free up to ~20 joules.
Japan/Singapore: Very strict; licensing, inspections, or near bans.

Transporting across borders is complex—research customs, use European Firearms Passports where applicable, and never assume airguns are exempt.

Where to buy and common issues?

Buy from reputable dealers (e.g., Pyramyd Air, local shops). Check warranties. Common beginner issues: Accuracy problems (scope mounting, pellet choice, technique), cocking difficulties on break-barrels, or power inconsistency.

Additional Tips:

Use proper pellets (not just BBs) for accuracy.
Practice breathing, trigger squeeze, and follow-through.
Join clubs or forums like Airgun Nation for advice.

Do I need a license or permit?

Depends on country/power level. Many places allow low-power airguns without permits for adults, but higher-powered ones often require licensing similar to firearms. Minors usually need adult supervision.

What can I hunt with an airgun?

Common for pest control (rats, squirrels, birds) and small game (rabbits). Check local hunting regs—e.g., specific seasons, calibers (.22+ often preferred for ethical kills), and licenses required. Humanely dispatch with head/heart shots at appropriate ranges.

How powerful are airguns? What is effective range?

Entry-level: 400–800+ fps.
Hunting PCPs: Can exceed 1000 fps in .177, with 20–50+ ft-lbs energy.
Effective range: 20–50 yards for accurate pest control/hunting; precision target shooting can go farther. Power drops with distance; always prioritize accuracy over max velocity.

Best airguns for beginners, hunting, or pest control?

Budget pest control: Gamo Swarm, Benjamin/Crosman break-barrels, Umarex models.
Hunting: Benjamin Marauder, FX Impact/DRS, Air Venturi Avenger (PCP), or quality springers like Weihrauch HW or Diana.
Quiet/urban: Look for suppressed or quieter models (many PCPs excel here).

Maintenance and storage tips?

Clean barrel regularly (use pellets, not BBs in rifled barrels).
For PCPs: Monitor air pressure; don’t overfill.
Springers: Break-in period (100–250 shots); avoid dry-firing.
Store in a cool, dry place. For PCPs, opinions vary on leaving pressurized (many recommend partial pressure).

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