AEA HP Max MK2 PCP Bolt Action Airgun

Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) & Importer / EU Representative: AEA Precision Airguns, Jianshan Village, 311255 Puyang Town, CHINA, Web: www.aeaprecisionairguns.com
EU Representative: GoGun GmbH, Krablerstr. 127 // Hall 9, 45326 Essen, GERMANY, Email: [email protected]

The AEA HP Max MK2 is a compact , semi-automatic airgun that combines high performance with a modular design. Equipped with a regulated PCP system, it delivers consistent power in every situation. The MK2 version integrates semi-automatic operation and pressure regulator into a single system – but can also be easily converted to an unregulated, high-performance setup.

Highlights:

• Semi-automatic operation with up to 130 joules (regulated)
• Unregulated up to 230 joules in repeater mode
• 8-shot drum magazine
• Ergonomic rubber grip and length-adjustable shoulder support
• 11 mm dovetail rail for mounting optics
• Modular cartridge system – conversion possible without pressure loss

Technical notes: In semi-automatic mode, a minimum power output of approximately 30 joules is required. Below this power, manual cocking is necessary. For operation in unregulated high-power mode, the semi-automatic system must be removed – the weapon then functions like the original AEA HP Max in cocking mode.

Technical specifications – AEA HP Max MK2 Airgun

• Series: AEA HP Max
• Caliber: 7.62 mm (.30) / 9 mm (.35)
• Drive: PCP (Pre-Charged Pneumatic)
• Filling pressure: 300 bar (4351 psi)
• Regulated: Yes
• Energy: up to 130 joules (regulated), up to 230 joules (unregulated)
• System: Semi-automatic (Semi-Auto), manual in repeater mode when converted
• Magazine capacity: 8-round drum magazine
• Mounting rail: Dovetail 11 mm
• Sights: No open sights
• Shaft: Usable on both sides (ambidextrous)
• Scope included: No
• Total weight: 3000 g

Scope of delivery:

• AEA HP Max MK2 Airgun
• 8-round magazine
• Standard cartridge (regulated)
• User manual

Safety instructions: Not intended for use with metal projectiles. Safety glasses are recommended when shooting. National regulations for airguns in each country apply.