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We are back on the indoor range for another dedicated shooting assessment, shifting gears to focus entirely on the Barra 1866 Tactical Lever Action CO2 .22 Caliber Pellet Rifle. This is a .22 caliber lever-action pellet rifle that uses CO2 and features authentic shell-ejecting and shell-loading mechanisms. For this session, the focus turns squarely to downrange performance, tracking velocity consistency over the chronograph and a dedicated paper target test to evaluate its accuracy. if you haven’t already checked out my table top review for the Barra 1866 Tactical, you can do that here

Chronograph & Velocity Baseline

The Barra 1866 Tactical is powered by dual 12 gram CO2, and for this test, we started with brand new cartridges in slightly chilly conditions just under room temperature. To establish our velocity baseline, the rifle was run with fairly heavy grain (15.43 grain) Gamo Match Diablo .22 caliber pellets across a standard testing string.

Here is how the shot string registered over the sensor:

• Shot 1: 321 FPS

• Shot 2: 349 FPS

• Shot 3: 353 FPS

• Shot 4: 333 FPS

• Shot 5: 337 FPS

• Average of 339 FPS with 4 foot pounds of energy

The rifle turned in an overall performance generally hovering around the mid-300 FPS mark in these slightly cooler conditions. Previously, the non-tactical brass version achieved closer to 400 FPS, suggesting that warmer temperatures and lighter pellets might yield higher velocities.

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Target Accuracy & Grouping Results

Moving to the paper target, the Barra 1866 Tactical Lever Action CO2 .22 Caliber Pellet Rifle was aimed using its factory open sights at a distance of 30 feet. While a pistol red dot was initially placed on the back, a dead battery meant sticking to the standard open sights. Aiming just below the bullseye, the sights centered perfectly left and right.

Cycling the lever and ejecting the shells proved to be an engaging experience. The shots struck a bit high on the target, but the rounds clustered decently once the proper zone was found. The pellets generally wanted to group about an inch and a half away from each other. Despite shooting slightly high, the rifle delivered noticeable impact energy and a solid "wallop" downrange even managing to make the target pop off the pellet backstop.

Shooting Impressions & Operational Notes

Running the Barra 1866 through a shooting sequence highlights a few distinct mechanical characteristics:

• Shell Ejecting Mechanism: The shell-loading and ejecting action is highly enjoyable, adding a fun and realistic element to the shooting rhythm.

• Lever Cocking Safety: A crucial operational note is that the lever must be pulled tightly to the stock to disengage the secondary safety. If the lever is not pulled tight against the stock, the rifle will not fire.

• Sights: The open sights function well and center perfectly left and right, though they may shoot slightly high depending on the range.

Final Thoughts

The Barra 1866 .22 Caliber Tactical Lever Action Pellet Rifle proved to be a tremendously fun shooter. Delivering respectable velocities with heavy pellets and decent accuracy out of the box, it stands out as an engaging option for lever-action enthusiasts. For shooters seeking a realistic plinker, it remains a highly enjoyable choice.

Available at:

🇨🇦 Buy the Barra 1866 Tactical in the Canada Replica Airguns Store

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In this table top review, we are taking a close look at the Barra 1866 Tactical CO2 Lever Action .22 Caliber Pellet Rifle. While the original classic version featured a gold receiver and faux wood stock, this updated model brings a modern tactical aesthetic to the classic Winchester 1866 platform. The biggest draw to the Tactical version is the black synthetic stock, the M-LOK handguard, and the multiple Picatinny rail options for adding modern accessories.

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Key Specifications:

• Model: Barra 1866 Tactical.

• Type: Pellet Rifle.

• Caliber: .22 caliber pellets.

• Power Source: Dual 12-gram CO2 cartridges (housed in the rear buttstock).

• Velocity: Claimed 450 FPS.

• Action: Single-Action Lever Action Repeater.

• Safety: Thumb safety behind the hammer and a secondary grip safety built into the lever.

• Barrel: 18-inch rifled steel octagonal barrel.

• Construction: Mostly all-metal construction with a black synthetic stock and handguard.

• Weight: 6.5 lbs (2.9 kg).

• Overall Length: 38.5 inches (90.7 cm).

• Sights: Flip-up rear iron sight (featuring a peep notch and a lower notch).

• Optics Rail: Removable short Picatinny rail over the receiver and a long continuous Picatinny rail on the handguard.

• Magazine Capacity: 10-shot tube magazine (comes with 10 silver shells designed specifically for the .22 caliber version).

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Handling & How It Works: Weighing in at 6.5 pounds and measuring 38.5 inches long, the Barra 1866 Tactical has an incredibly solid feel thanks to its heavy metal receiver and barrel. This is a single-action lever action repeater, meaning you must manually cycle the lever to cock the hammer and load a shell into the breach for every shot. To fire, you load the individual shells into the tube magazine, rack the paracord-wrapped lever downwards to chamber a round, ensure the lever is squeezed snug against the stock to disengage the secondary safety, and pull the metal trigger. When you rack the lever again, the empty shell ejects straight out the top of the action just like the real deal.

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Pros:

• Excellent heavy weight and realistic feel thanks to the nearly all-metal construction.

• The sleek black synthetic stock and M-LOK handguard completely update the classic platform into a modern tactical rifle.

• Very few replica rifles are available in .22 caliber, which offers fantastic downrange energy and impact.

• Abundant mounting options: M-LOK slots and multiple Picatinny rails make it incredibly easy to add red dots, flashlights, lasers, or bipods.

• The custom paracord-wrapped lever handle looks great and improves grip comfort during cycling.

• Dual 12-gram CO2 system provides a very cost-effective power source with less cool-down effect than a single cartridge, allowing for extended shooting sessions.

• Operating the lever and watching the empty casings eject vertically makes this gun incredibly rewarding and fun to shoot.

• The claimed 450 fps gives you plenty of power for mid-range target shooting and small pest control.

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Cons:

• Because the empty shells eject vertically straight out of the top, you cannot easily mount a traditional magnified rifle scope directly over the receiver; an offset red dot or long eye-relief pistol scope mounted further forward is required.

• You will inevitably lose some of the ejecting shells if you shoot outdoors in the grass, so picking up a spare set is highly recommended.

• The lever must be held firmly snug against the stock while shooting, otherwise the built-in secondary safety will prevent the trigger from pulling.

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If you are looking for a fun, realistic lever-action repeater that combines nostalgic shell-ejecting operation with modern tactical accessory compatibility, the Barra 1866 Tactical is a fantastic option. Stay tuned for the Field Test Shooting video coming up shortly.

Available at:

🇨🇦 Buy the Barra 1866 Tactical in the Canada Replica Airguns Store

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Getting a mystery box from the Canadian Replica Airguns warehouse feels a lot like Christmas and we are getting closer to Christmas... Today's unboxing was a tall package, and while it contained some excellent accessories, including Gear Stock 6mm airsoft BBs, a UV-activated Airsoft tracer unit, and a LiPo safety bag—the real highlights were two very distinct lever-action rifles.

Barra 1866 Tactical Lever Action CO2 .22 Caliber Pellet Rifle

The first rifle out of the box is the Barra 1866 Tactical CO2 Edition. It takes the classic 1866 lever-action platform and gives it a highly modular, modernized upgrade.

Initial Thoughts & Basic Specs:

• Ammunition & Power: This model is a .22 caliber pellet rifle that runs on a dual CO2 system housed in the back.

• Realistic Operation: It features a fully functional shell-ejecting system and includes ten metallic shells.

• Smooth Action: Operating the lever action on this rifle feels incredibly smooth.

• Tactical Upgrades: The tactical design includes top and bottom Picatinny rails and an octagonal barrel.

• Sighting: The rifle comes with a front sight and a versatile rear sight that functions as a notch or flips up into a peep sight.

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Daisy 499B Match Grade Champion Lever Action BB Rifle

The second rifle is the Daisy 499B Match Grade Champion, famously billed as the world's most accurate BB gun. It feels essentially like a highly enhanced Daisy Red Ryder on steroids.

Initial Thoughts & Basic Specs:

• Premium Build: This is a full-sized rifle featuring a beautiful, fully wooden stock and forend. It is noticeably longer and more robust than a standard Red Ryder.

• Action: The metal lever produces a heavy, satisfying clunk when cocked during a dry fire.

• Competition Sights: Built for precision, it utilizes a front peep sight and a very small rear peep sight.

• Extras: A heavy-duty shooting sling is included in the box.

• Target Audience: While it is a fantastic platform for younger shooters, its larger size and premium quality make it highly suitable for older youths and adults.

I am incredibly excited to put both of these lever actions to the test. I will be producing full tabletop and field test shooting videos for both rifles very soon, so stay tuned.

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We made it to the Barra Booth here at SHOT Show 2026 and once again I caught up with Jacob to check out what’s new for 2026, lots of “modern western” energy this year, plus some serious PCP development and even a very functional slingshot.

• New “cowboy” premium single-action revolver (PCP cartridge-powered): Unlike most revolvers in this category that run on CO2, this one uses refillable air cartridges (small pressure chambers) filled to ~2000 PSI. You load a pellet into the nose cone, charge multiple cartridges at once using a charging manifold (up to six at a time), then drop the loaded cartridges into the cylinder just like shells.

  • Caliber shown: .22

  • Hand pump fill estimate: roughly ~10 pumps (quick top-offs), with a tip to pump → degas → pump againfor more consistent cartridge pressure.

  • Frame/version: brass frame first, with other versions planned.

  • Positioning: premium / highest-quality cowboy-style item in their lineup; made in Italy.

  • Early price talk: roughly $400–$500 range (with cartridges), but still TBD.

• 1866 CO2 Lever Action – Tactical version (launching this year): Built off their popular CO2-powered 1866 lever action (two CO2 cartridges in the buttstock, shells load into the gun, lever cycles and ejects).

  • Updates: black stock, M-LOK fore-end, larger Picatinny section, and paracord wrap on the lever for comfort.

  • Calibers: .22 is the focus (with .177 also planned/available).

• New slingshot (with internal grip magazine): A compact, foldable slingshot that stores ammo in the grip and feeds by gravity—engineered so it releases one steel shot at a time.

  • Uses flat bands (easy to swap/upgrade for strength/velocity).

  • Sighting: built-in sight plus fiber optic references for left/right-handed use and different ranges.

• Replica-style break barrels (AK + M16 formats): Two new break-barrel rifles styled after an AK and an M16 with non-functional replica controls, but standard break-barrel operation.

  • Sights/optics: adjustable iron sights plus Picatinny rail for optics.

  • Calibers mentioned/planned: .177 / .22 / .25.

• New PCP platform: “300Z” (pre-production prototype in hand): A more serious, modern tactical PCP design with:

  • Folding stock, 1913/Picatinny rear, dual gauges, 2-stage trigger

  • Externally adjustable regulator

  • Ambidextrous side lever (convertible)

  • Rotary magazine (prototype shown in .30 cal, 8 rounds)

  • Power testing target: up to ~80 ft-lb in .30 cal

  • Notes: barrel shroud look—not a suppressor; Canada discussion included licensing/detune possibilities.

• Updated PCP: “270Z” (built off the 250Z, redesigned internals): A redesigned system meant to feel more like a traditional bolt action, with increased plenum volume (machined from a solid block of aluminum) targeting ~20% more power than the 250Z.

  • Features: adjustable cheek rest, M-LOK fore-end

  • Timing: Q2 target for the 270Z; Q3 target for the 300Z.

Jacob also emphasized an ongoing push toward higher workmanship, better materials, and improved performance, and it shows, especially in the new premium western revolver and the next-gen PCP lineup.

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I spoke with Jacob from Barra and he went over a lot of new products adn updated products Barra is introducing this year. We discussed some new PCP Air Rifles with Canada import options, Jacob went over some new updates to their 1866 Muti-pump BB and Pellet Lever Action Rifle, and he went over Barra’s Gen 2 400e AEG BB rifle which include a higher capacity magazine, an increased velocity and unproved internal tolerances for smoother BB flow. Lastly Barra is introducing high grade 4.5mm BB’s that a re procession ground to be more uniform for improved accuracy and better BB feeding. Great for full auto guns.

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In this Field Test Shooting Video for the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle, I get to test out a Replica .22 Caliber CO2 Rifle which I don’t get the chance to do so very often and .22 caliber combined with a Replica in a an Airgun is very uncommon! Well today I got to test one out and it was a lot of fun, I would say it performed very well for me. As usual, my main goal is to find out what the real world velocity is in fps and also to see how accurate the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle is shooting at a paper target 30 feet away. Also make sure to checkout my Table Top Video for the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle for more details and specifications and close up video.

First in my to-do list was the velocity portion of my Field Test, and so I loaded up dual 12 gram CO2 cartridges into the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle along with 10 preloaded .22 caliber shells. By the way I was using Gamo 15.43 grain (1 gram) lead pellets and the temperature was just a bit below room temperature, so not 100% ideal for maximum velocity but still warm enough for my purposes. The Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle shot an average 5 shot velocity of 390 fps with the fastest shot hitting 411 fps and the slowest performer hitting 370 fps. That works out to 5.78 average foot pounds of energy.

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Next up, I first recovered the 5 ejected shells I used in the velocity test, and again reloaded them with some more pellets and then back into the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle for my accuracy test. Keep in mind with a lever action rifle, I have to remove the rifle from my shooting position each time to work the lever action and chamber a round. This does cause me to have to fully reset for each shot which does kind of break a shooting grove just a bit, but it did not seem to make much of a difference as my accuracy results where still very good. I did notice vertically the grouping was about 2 inches while side to side it was closer to 1 inch. I attribute this to the sighting system as it was hard for me to focus on the rear sight and make sure I had it perfectly level with the front sight for each shot, which would account for some variation in elevation. The Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle was also shooting about 2 inches high from my aim point.

I have said this a bunch of times before, but I do really love shooting lever action rifles. Even a low cost Red Ryder BB Rifle brings a smile to my face. I also have a Henry Lever Action 22LR that I also really enjoy shooting when I get the chance. The Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle is a really sweet looking rifle that performs as good as it looks thankfully! It’s also well priced for what you get in my opinion at just under $300 Canadian at the time of this video. If you want a fairly powerful Replica Air Rifle that hits hard and true and is super fun to shoot then get this one but make sure to get a bunch of extras shells cause they like to disappear on you pretty quickly. For now I still have all 10 of mine but they love to hide in the craziest places when they get ejected :)

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Type: CO2 Pellet Rifle.
Manufacturer: Barra.
Model: Barra 1866 Lever Action.
Materials: Mostly plastic/some metal.
Weight: 6.5 pounds 2.9kg).
Total Length: 38.5 inches (90.7cm).
Barrel: 18.75 (47.6) barrel rifled.
Propulsion: Dual 12 gram CO2.
Action: Lever Action SAO.
Ammunition Type: .22 Caliber Pellets.
Ammunition Capacity: 30 round magazine.
FPS: 410 fps.

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Trigger Pull: The trigger pull on the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle is light short and crips with just a little bit of take-up before it releases. You will have to first either work the lever action which also chambers a preloaded shell into the breach of the barrel, or you will have to pull the hammer back in order for the trigger to be active as a single action trigger.

Accuracy: At this time I have not made my Field Test Shooting Video or shot the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle. I am really looking forward to testing it out when I make my Filed Test Shooting Video Review for it hopefully soon! Barra claims is will shoot .22 caliber pellets up to 410 fps. I am not sure if this is for mid grain or light grain pellets but we will find out again when I make my shooting review video. The rear sight does have three positions of elevation so I should be able to find one that works here my Indoor Sea Can Airgun range where I setup paper targets at 30 feet away. I am hoping the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle shoots close to the bullseye out of the box as it does not have any windage adjustment to space of.

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Build Quality: The Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle seems to very well built and has a lot theft to it weighing in at 6.5 pounds so it feel very solid to hold and shoulder. It is mostly all metal which from what I can see, only the stock is plastic rather than actual wood. The faux wood does look very real and unless you get in close to it and notice none of the real wood imperfection, then you can figure out it is emotion wood. The fit and finish is all quality and I expect the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle to perform reliably.

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Realism: The Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle is based on the Winchester 1866 Lever Action Rifle and does look the part with all the expected working parts found on a lever action rifle. Barra has included a thumb safety behind the hammer along with a grip safety that requires the shooter to hold the lever tight to the stock or you will not be able to pull the trigger. Being a shell loading design that requires preloading pellets into the shells and then loading those shells into the rifle tub magazine also makes the experience feel very real. Barra has done a great job hiding the CO2 being the butt plate and the barrel open is about the diameter of a 45 caliber bullet.

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Pros:

• Not many rifles come in .22 Caliber. Should have a bit more down range power over .177 caliber.

• Almost all metal construction with good weight and feel to it.

• The Faux Wood stock looks very realistic, hard to tell it’s plastic!

• Octagonal recessed barrel adds to realism.

• White writing is mostly under the barrel so fairly discreet.

• The gold receiver and but plate add to the look of quality.

• Rear sight has three positions for different ranges and sighting types (standard low, peep mid, high distance).

• Also have the option of mounting a red dot or magnified optical sight on the rear compact picatinny rail.

• Dual 12 gram CO2 system is less expensive and reduces the cool down effect while allowing for lots of pellet reloads between heaving to change the CO2.

• Has a secondary safety on the lever, it must be pressed into the stock to shoot, kind of like a grip safety.

• Claimed 410 fps should be more than sufficient for mid range shooting.

• Lever action rifles are just so much fun to shoot!

Cons:

• Rear sight is not adjustable for windage.

• More than likely going to lose some shells if you are shooting outside in the yard as they all eject into the grass or who knows where? Will probably need to buy some backup shells over time.

• You will have to hold the lever snug to the stock or the trigger will not work.

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Comments:

I was super excited this year at SHOT Show when I went to the Barra Booth and the Barra Team showed me their new Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle. We also spoke about how the .22 caliber version shoudl be Canada friendly as it was under 500 fps. Here we now and I finally got my hands on one and it is nice to have a .22 Caliber Replica CO2 Lever Action Rifle available to us Airgun Collectors. Sure Umarex has their Legends CO2 Shell Loading BB Rifle but I like The Barra 1866 shooting pellets over BB’s. Price point for the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle is very reasonable for what you get as it is a lot of gun for the money. I am really looking forward to seeing how well it shoots and if it can get close to the claimed 400 fps.

My Vimeo Table Top Review for the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle:

• Buy the Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle in Canada

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Here we go with another unboxing video this month, and this is a big box, so no doubt the mystery items are going to be big too! As always with new products, I will be following up with dedicated Table Top and Field Test Videos for each of them so make sure to check down the road for those videos for a lot more information and actual performance results…

Don’t look below if you want to just watch the video and be surprises by what’s inside the mystery box but if you want a quick peak before hand then checkout the basic specs below for all three new items I will be reviewing soon.

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Barra 1866 Lever Action 22 Cal CO2 Pellet Rifle

• Manufacturer: Barra Airguns

• Caliber: 0.22

• Powerplant: CO2

• Action: Lever

• Loudness: Level 2

• Max Velocity: 450 fps and above

• Shot Capacity: 10

• Weight: 6.5 lbs

• Barrel Length: 18 inches

• Total Length: 38.5 inches

• Stock: Faux Wood

• Barrel: Smoothbore

• Sound Suppression: No

• Trigger: 3 lbs

• Safety: Manual and Grip

• Optic Mount: Picatinny mount

• Recommended Use: Plinking

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Umarex HK 416 A4 GBB Airsoft Rifle

• Type: Airsoft Rifle

• Manufacturer: Umarex / KWA (Licensed by H&K)

• Propulsion: Gas Blowback

• Caliber: 6mm plastic Airsoft BB's.

• Muzzle Velocity: 400~ FPS (Measured with 0.20g BBs)

• Magazine Capacity: 30~rds

• Gas Type: Green Gas, Propane

• Fire Modes: Semi / Full-Auto / Safety

• Hopup: Yes, Adjustable

• Inner Barrel: 390~mm

• Length: 790mm - 875mm

• Weight: 2900g

• Package Includes: Gun, Magazine, Manual

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G&G RK Beta AK AEG Airsoft Rifle

• Type: Airsoft Rifle

• Manufacturer:G&G Armament

• Model: RK Beta

• Materials: Metal and PlasticWeight:

• Barrel: Smoothbore

• Power Source: Electric (Battery)

• Action: Semi-Automatic/Full-Automatic

• Ammo Type: Airsoft BBs 6mm

• Ammo Capacity: 600 Rounds

• FPS:390

Another Unboxing Update Video taking a look at two Rifles and two Revolvers. A shell loading CO2 dual ammo 1875 single action Remington branded Revolver from Crosman, an 1858 single action CO2 BB Revolver from Barra, another Barra product kind of like a Red Ryder BB Riffle but in dual ammo version with a much different loading system called the Barra 1866, and lastly a Cybergun CO2 Airsoft MP40 with a very different magazine setup than I have seen before.

Crosman - Remington CO2 BB/Pellet 1875 Revolver

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• Manufacturer: Crosman.

• Powersource: CO2

• Type: BB Pistol Pellet Pistol

• Caliber: .177" (4.5mm)

• Barrel Type: Smooth Bore

• Trigger Action: Single

• Magazine Capacity: 6

• Material: Mostly Metal

• Safety: Slide

• Steel BB Velocity: Up to 450 fps

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Barra CO2 BB 1858 Single Action Revolver

• Manufacturer: Barra Airguns

• Powersource: CO2

• Type: BB Pistol

• Caliber: 4.5mm

• Barrel Type: Smooth Bore

• Action: Single

• Capacity: 18 Rounds

• Safety: Manual

• Material: Mostly Plastic

• Max velocity: 400 FPS

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Barra Lever Action BB/Pellet 1866 Junior Rifle

Manufacturer: Crosman.

• Powersource: Spring

• Type: BB Rifle Pellet Rifle

• Caliber: .177" (4.5mm)

• Barrel Type: Smooth Bore

• Trigger Action: Lever

• Magazine Capacity: 50BB’s / 1 Pellet

• Material: Metal/Synthetic

• Safety: Automatic

• Steel BB Velocity: Up to 350 fps

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Cybergun MP40 CO2 Blowback Airsoft Rifle

• Powersource: Dual CO2

• Type: Airsoft Rifle

• Caliber: 6mm

• Barrel Type: Smooth Bore

• Trigger Action: Blowback - Single Action

• Magazine Capacity: 530 Airsoft BB’s

• Material: Metal/Synthetic

• Safety: Switch

• Steel BB Velocity: Up to 400 fps

I’m pretty sure I have never made an Interview for Barra before in any of my past SHOT Show Videos, so I was really happy when I visited their booth and discovered a bunch of really great new products to talk about with GEO. Like many other Airgun companies, Barra does incorporate rebranded products from other manufacturer popular Airguns, but they also have some unique products I have never seen before. They are either working really closely with dedicated manufacturing companies or making these items in house. Either way it’s great to see new and interesting products.

Some of the products Geo went over with me in this SHOT Show 2024 Barra Interview where: The Barra CO2 1866 Lever Action Rifle, some Rifled Pellet Barrel Kits for the Schofield Revolver and 1866 Rifle, the 1858 CO2 BB Revolver, the 357 Shell Loading CO2 Revolver, the 400 AEG Airsoft Rifle and two new nameless Airguns they are still working on and perfecting, a full Blowback Competition Style BB/Airsoft Pistol and a compact AEG Airsoft Rifle.

It was great talking with the team over at the Barra Booth and I look forward to testing out their new items as they become available.

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I love making these Mystery Box Unboxing Videos as many of the items inside are actually real mysteries to me, some I may have an idea of but even these items are new to me so it’s fun to open them up and check them all out. In this October 2023 Mystery Box Video I checkout 9 items ranging from AEG Airsoft Rifles to Airsoft , BB and Pellet Pistols. There is even a new Steel BB product from Sig Sauer that is a compact rifle with a 3 round burst option when shooting.

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Black Ops Diamondback M4 AEG Airsoft Rifle:

• Manufacturer: Barra / Bear River

• Gun Caliber: 6mm Airsoft

• FPS: 350 - 400

• Gun Material: Mostly metal

• Power source: AEG

• Body type: M4/M16

• Magazine capacity: 300

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Specna Arms SA-H22 AEG Airsoft Rifle:

• Manufacturer: Spec Arms

• Gun Caliber: 6mm Airsoft

• FPS: 350 - 400

• Gun Material: Mostly metal

• Power source: AEG

• Body type: M4/M16

• Magazine capacity: 125x2

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EMG TTI Licensed JW4 2011 Pit Viper Airsoft Pistol:

• Manufacturer: EMG

• Gun Caliber: 6mm Airsoft

• FPS: 370-390

• Gun Material: Metal & Polymer

• Power source: CO2 / Blowback

• Body type: 1911

• Magazine capacity: 30

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Bear River 380 NBB CO2 BB Pistol:

• Manufacturer: Barra / Bear River

• Gun Caliber: 4.5mm Steel BB

• FPS: 410

• Gun Material: Mostly Plastic

• Power source: CO2 / NBB

• Body type: Beretta

• Magazine capacity: 20

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Crosman 2240 CO2 .22 Caliber Pellet Pistol:

• Manufacturer: Crosman

• Gun Caliber: .22 Caliber Pellet

• FPS: 460

• Gun Material: Mostly Metal

• Power source: CO2 / Bolt Action Single Shot

• Body type: NA

• Magazine capacity: 1

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Crosman MK45 NBB CO2 BB Pistol:

• Manufacturer: Crosman

• Gun Caliber: 4.5mm Steel BB

• FPS: 480

• Gun Material: Mostly Plastic

• Power source: CO2 / NBB

• Body type: Sig Sauer?

• Magazine capacity: 20

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Crosman .357 Triple Threat CO2 BB/Pellet Revolver:

• Manufacturer: Crosman

• Gun Caliber: 4.5mm Steel BB / .177 Caliber Pellets

• FPS: 465

• Gun Material: Plastic & Metal

• Power source: CO2 / Revolver

• Body type: 357 Magnum

• Magazine capacity: 10

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Bear River BR45 NBB CO2 BB Pistol:

• Manufacturer: Crossman

• Gun Caliber: 4.5mm Steel BB

• FPS: 410

• Gun Material: Mostly Plastic

• Power source: CO2 / NBB

• Body type: Sig Sauer?

• Magazine capacity: 20

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Sig Sauer MCX Rattler CO2 BB Rifle:

• Manufacturer: Sig Sauer

• Gun Caliber: 4.5mm Steel BB

• FPS: 300

• Gun Material: Mostly Plastic

• Power source: CO2 / Blowback

• Body type: Sig Sauer MCX Rattler

• Magazine capacity: 30