Umarex USA will unveil the revolutionary new Umarex Synergis, the first 12-shot repeating gas piston pellet rifle, during SHOT Show 2019 In Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Umarex Synergis is the first gas piston under lever rifle to offer an in-line repeating action, fixed barrel, and removable magazine, says the company. The patent-pending Airflow Boost Technology (ABT) with auto-loading probe mechanism automatically seats a pellet from the magazine into the chamber upon cocking, Umarex tells us. Muzzle Velocity is said to reach 1000 FPS with lead pellets.
Its 12-round RapidMag underlever system combined with its patent-pending Airflow Boost Technology makes the Umarex Synergis the easiest, most convenient and technologically advanced .177 caliber pellet rifle available, says Umarex.
One thing is for certain, the Synergis certainly looks to have combined the multi-shot magazine concept into the lines of the gun in a smoother manner than its competitors which have been announced to date.
The Umarex Synergis is claimed to be a true repeater, providing 12 shots from a removable auto-indexing magazine. Umarex USA tells us that – having an under lever action – the fixed barrel and breech block are never out of line with the air cylinder as it would be if it were a break barrel. That means inherent accuracy, they say.
The innovative under lever cocking mechanism automatically advances the magazine and loads and seats a pellet into the breech chamber.
Umarex USA says that the Muzzle Velocity of 1,000 FPS is achieved due to new Airflow Boost Technology. In addition, the company incorporated a full shroud to quieten the rifle, similar to that of the Umarex Gauntlet.
“There’s not another gas piston repeating pellet rifle that’s as fast to shoot as the Umarex Synergis. It’s going to reinvigorate the pellet rifle market.” Said Richard Turner, President of Umarex USA, Inc. “The Synergis has functionality like never before seen in a pellet rifle, especially for one that retails for $169.”
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