GAMO PT-80 CO2 AIR PISTOL

·Caliber 4.5 mm
·Speed at 4.5 mm 120 m/s
·Multi-shot magazine capacity (8 pellets)
·Total length 18 cm
·Barrel length 8.9 cm
·Fixed Slide
·Weight 500 gr
·Black Color
·Body material Polymer
·Ribbed steel barrel
·Quick and convenient charger change system
·Adjustable open sights with three white dot system
·Ergonomic stock

WARNING: Leaving the CO2 capsule inside the gun after use will damage the gun.

The PT 80 semi-automatic pistol is a lightweight and functional pistol made of durable polymer with a 4.5 mm rifled steel barrel. It uses 12 gram CO2 cartridges and has an 8-round magazine, with a quick-change system on the slide. The ergonomic stock ensures a firm grip and the open sights with three white dots facilitate quick alignment. With a velocity of 120 m/s, it offers performance and precision.

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• Compressed air Joules

  1

• Barrel length

  8,9 cm

• Length

  18 cm

• Weight

  500 g

• Cal. 4.5 mm muzzle velocity

  120 m/s

• Gender

  X

• Sport

  Outdoor

• Matériel

  Synthetic,Metal

• Material packaging

  lead pellet

• Rail Type

  No

• Magazine capacity

  8

• Sights types

  Adjustable

• Mechanism

  CO2

• Action - weapon

  semiauto

• Handle material

  Sintético

• Safety

  Manual

• Ambidextrous

  Sí

• Units per package

  1

• Pellets type

  ["Shooting sports: Plinking","Outdoor"]

• Blowback

  No Blowback

Maintenance of the Gamo PT 80 is simple but crucial to maintaining its optimal performance in the long term. Here are some important tips:

Do not leave the CO2 bottle charged when you are not going to use it. It is advisable to remove the CO2 cartridge after each use to avoid possible leaks or damage to the system.
Cleaning the barrel and internal parts: It is advisable to wipe a cleaning bottle or cotton cloth down the barrel every 100 shots to remove residue from the pellets and maintain accuracy. Additionally, it is important to clean the CO2 cartridge compartment to prevent the accumulation of dust or dirt.
Lubrication: From time to time, use a special CO2 oil or a recommended lubricant to keep the seals and CO2 valve in optimal condition, but do not use excess oil as it may affect operation.

The 12 gram CO2 cartridge provides approximately 60-80 shots depending on the power used and conditions of use. Range may vary if the gun is used continuously or if used in very cold weather, which may reduce CO2 efficiency.

Tips to maximize autonomy:

Avoid emptying the bottle: Do not use the CO2 cartridge until it is completely empty, as this can make the final shots less powerful and cause the pellets to jam or deviate. Stop using it when you notice that the gun loses power.
Do not shoot continuously: Take breaks between shots to prevent the bottle from overheating and reducing its efficiency.

If the pellets jam when firing, there is most likely a problem with the CO2 pressure or incorrect cartridge loading. To prevent the pellets from getting stuck:

Don't rush the CO2 bottle: Leave enough pressure in the cartridge so that the CO2 is released steadily and without interruptions. Complete depletion of the bottle can affect gas flow, which may cause the pellets to not be propelled correctly.
Check the magazine and the position of the pellets: Make sure that the pellets are properly placed in the magazine and that there are no damaged or deformed pellets, which can cause jams.

Yes, the Gamo PT 80 is marked with the letter 'F' on the bottom of the gun. This marking indicates that the gun is low power and intended for recreational and training activities. In many countries, guns marked 'F' are regulated as air weapons and do not require a license for possession and use, as long as they are used in accordance with local regulations.

Important: Although it is not a firearm, it should be handled with the same caution and responsibility as any other pistol, and always under local airgun laws.