Bushmaster BA50 Rifle vs INNOGUN Impuls II9.3x62MMM

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Rifles Bushmaster BA50 Rifle INNOGUN Impuls II9.3x62MMM
Summary
Rating
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Rank
#22640
#36988
Weight 7.2 oz
Length 58"
Action Bolt Action
Caliber .50 BMG 9.3x62mm Mauser
Capacity 10+1
Finish Black Black
Gun Type Anti-Material
Barrel Length 30" 19.7"
Sights Adjustable V Notch
Details
Brand Bushmaster
Reviews See 6 Reviews N/A
Prices
MSRP $5,495.00 $2,613.41
Used Price $3,846.50 $1,829.39
Sale Price $4,945.50 $2,352.07

Rifles Descriptions

Bushmaster BA50 Rifle

Product Specifications    UPC Code: 604206095718    Manufacturer: Bushmaster    Model: BA50    Action: Bolt    Type: AR    Caliber: 50BMG    Barrel Length: 30"    Finish/Color: Black    Grips/Stock: Black    Capacity: 10Rd

INNOGUN Impuls II9.3x62MMM

Developed as the smaller brother of the INNOGUN, the HYBRIDIMPULS fullfils every wish. As a flexible, all-round multi-purpose gun, it fulfils a range of applications. The graceful IMPULS excels through its revolutionary lightness (Weight only 2.7 kg (approx.) uncompromising rapidity, and fire power in various calibres. The repeater unit allows rapid and safe firing. At no time when reloading do the hands leave the pump action or the pistol grip. They remain in contact and thus guarantee continuous target tracking even when reloading. Rapid reloading is guaranteed through the use of a downward movement replacement magazine. The modular construction system enables the weapon to be adapted to individual requirements with only a few hand operations. The barrel, breech block and magazine are accurately manufactured thus these components can be used with IMPULS as well as with HYBRID. The integrated mounting point permits a flexible, repeatable robust sight mounting. Rapid assembly and dismantling is possible without any tools. The handy ‘Take down’ concept makes IMPULS a trusty companion on hunting trips. Only directly before firing is the weapon cocked. During repeat firing the cocking slide in tensioned position, the weapon is immediately ready to fire again. A double row revolving head breech with three dimples locks directly into the lower barrel. This way, a high degree of safety and reliability is achieved.