Many air gun designs tend to be distinct, usually very unlike a firearm made for war. However, this BO Manufacture Pendleton air rifle is an exception. It looks very tacticool and resembles a modern assault rifle.
However, it only fires one shot at a time, and the magazine is entirely for looks only. It operates using a spring-piston, eliminating the need for gas refills.
There are four tactical rails, two on the receiver top and the others on the handguard sides. There isnt a rail for foregrips or bipods. The iron sights are attached to the rifle, but they dont interfere with your preferred optic systems if you mount the latter high enough.
The AR-15 style stock is quite distinctive but also reduces some recoil thanks to the buffer tube design.
Overall, this air rifle looks like an assault rifle. However, this resemblance only extends to aesthetics and appearance, as the internals are nothing alike.

Specifications:

• 1,000 FPS
• .177 caliber
• Single-shot
• Spring piston, no need for gas
• Adjustable stock
• 6.5 lbs.

Please Note: Only use airgun-grade scopes with this air rifle to prevent damaging the optic.