AGN Technology Manul

AGN Technology Manul is a compact PCP air pistol with a side-lever cocking system and a comfortable hand-held design. The side lever is located on the left side of the action and must be pulled fully back before the magazine, which somewhat resembles a revolver cylinder, can be rotated and loaded with projectiles. The Manul is available in 4.5 mm and 5.5 mm, with magazine capacities of 7 or 6 shots respectively. Once the magazine is loaded, the side lever is pushed forward and the pistol is ready to fire. Air is supplied from a 50 cc PCP cylinder positioned below the fore-end, with a maximum fill pressure of 250 bar; the remaining pressure can be checked using the gauge at the front of the cylinder. The pistol has an overall length of 317 mm, a 190 mm barrel and energy levels of up to 12 or 16 J depending on calibre.

The AGN Technology Manul comes equipped with a rear sight and an adjustable front sight for practical aiming, while the Weaver/Picatinny rail allows a red dot or similar optic to be mounted for faster target acquisition. The grip is made from impact-resistant synthetic material and is designed for ambidextrous use. A rough texture on both sides, combined with ribbed surfaces at the front and rear, provides a secure hold when operating the side lever. The pistol weighs 750 g, uses a non-regulated PCP system and comes supplied with a fill probe, magazine, O-rings, single-shot tray and tools.