Stoeger Introduces S8000-E Tac Suppressed Air Rifle
Stoeger introduces the latest addition to its airgun line with the S8000-E Tac Suppressed Air Rifle. This new pellet gun offers enhanced ergonomics and features to deliver one of the finest and most accurate airguns in the market at a great value. Stoeger also offers a 5-year warranty on all models.
At the heart of the S8000-E Tac is the Gas-Ram System for long-lasting reliability and ballistic precision. Tried and tested for toughness and durability, the Gas-Ram System eliminates vibrations while delivering consistent velocities due to its repeatable gas-pressure release. The Airflow Control (AFC) suppressor further mitigates vibration and eliminates the sound usually associated with traditional spring-driven airguns. This combines with the Dual-Stage Noise Reduction System to significantly reduce noise for quiet shooting.Â
The versatile tactical stock of the airgun allows for complete customization of fit with a variety of buttstock spacers for length-of-pull adjustments and the three-position cheek pad. The Multi-Grip System features different sized pistol and forend grips with a choice of finishes to fine-tune the air rifle’s ergonomic stock. Two Picatinny rails situated on each side of the forend allow for mounting accessories such as a bi-pod, lights, lasers, and sling studs.Â
The break-open barrel cocks the action and is unleashed with a two-stage, adjustable trigger to produce hard-hitting 1,200 fps (.117 cal.) and 1,000 fps (.22 cal.) muzzle velocities using alloy pellets. The new S8000-E Tac is available with a black, synthetic stock in either .177 cal or .22 cal. Both caliber offerings come paired with a 3-9×40 mm adjustable objective scope and have an MSRP of $249.
Key Features: Stoeger S8000-E Tac
Caliber: .177 and .22
Velocity: Up to 1,200 fps
Trigger: Two-stage adjustable
Stock: Black Synthetic
Scope: 3-9×40 Adjustable
MSRP: $249
Jeremy Mallette is co-founder of International Sportsman. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, he has spent more than a decade in the outdoor industry, from hiking and camping to silencers and hunting. His father taught him to shoot at age six, and he received his first firearm at age eight — a 1942 Colt Commando .38 special revolver. He enjoys yearly trips to Kansas for pheasant hunting, spending time with his children at the deer lease, and collecting unique firearms.