Quattro Trigger .177 (4.5mm) air rifle with mounted scope — seller-tested, pellets included (count unknown)
Quattro Trigger .177 air rifle with mounted scope and RWS pellet tin. Seller-tested and presented unloaded; used fair condition with scuffs and surface corrosion on scope rings. Pellets included (count unknown).
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Quattro Trigger .177 (4.5mm) air rifle with mounted scope — seller-tested, pellets included (count unknown)
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Product description
Lot: Quattro Trigger .177 (4.5mm) air rifle with a fitted scope and a tin of RWS pellets. The receiver is clearly stamped QUATTRO Trigger and .177 CAL (4.5mm); the barrel and action signage for the SAS shock absorber system is visible. This rifle is offered by the seller as working and was presented empty/uncocked and unpressurised at intake. Photos show a green synthetic stock, a mounted scope with rings and visible cosmetic wear to metal and mounts.
What this suits: a practical buy for a backyard plinker, target shooter or someone after an inexpensive practice/entry air rifle with a scope already fitted. It will also suit a hobbyist who wants to clean and refurbish a usable rifle — the action is declared working and the included RWS pellet tin makes this ready for range checks or sighting-in.
- Included: Quattro Trigger .177 air rifle with mounted scope and rings; one tin of RWS pellets (labelled 500, actual count unknown).
- Condition: Used — fair. Stock and metal show scuffs, finish wear and minor chips. Scope rings and mounts show surface corrosion and dirt; scope body has scuffs.
- Measurements / markings: Calibre stamped .177 (4.5mm). No overall length or weight provided in documentation.
- Working status / safety: Seller reports rifle is working and it was presented empty/uncocked and unpressurised (seller-tested).
- Known faults: Seller declares no mechanical faults. Visible faults confined to cosmetic wear and surface corrosion on scope rings/mounts; scope alignment, internal seals and long-term performance not independently tested.