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TRIMEX UK INTRODUCES NOVA VISTA RAZER PCP TO ENTRY-LEVEL SEGMENT

Nova Vista continues to strengthen its position in the entry-level PCP market with the launch of the Razer PCP air rifle, a well-balanced and affordable platform aimed squarely at shooters taking their first steps into pre-charged pneumatic shooting.

Designed with simplicity, reliability, and value in mind, the Razer delivers modern PCP features at a price point that makes it accessible to a wider audience without compromising performance or build quality.

Available in .177 and .22 calibres, the Razer caters to both target shooters and general airgun enthusiasts. Buyers can also choose between regulated and non-regulated versions, allowing users to select a configuration that best suits their shooting needs and budget.

Nova Vista has also given careful consideration to ergonomics and aesthetics. The Razer is offered with a choice of synthetic or traditional wood stocks. The synthetic version is lightweight, robust, and practical for regular use, while the wood stock provides a more classic appearance that will appeal to shooters who appreciate traditional styling.

A notable feature of the synthetic model is the inclusion of a Picatinny rail beneath the forend, making it easy to fit bipods and other accessories. This is a welcome addition at this price point and further enhances the rifle’s versatility.

Both versions of the Razer come fitted with a built-in suppressor, helping to reduce muzzle report and improve overall shooting comfort. This makes the rifle well suited for backyard practice and general use where discretion is important.

Despite its accessible positioning, the Razer offers impressive value. The synthetic stock model carries an RRP of £199.99, while the wood stock version is priced at £219.99, making it one of the most competitively priced PCP rifles currently available for beginners.

The Nova Vista Razer PCP is set to launch on 18th February and is expected to attract strong interest from new PCP shooters as well as retailers looking for a dependable, budget-friendly option to recommend.

Authorised distribution in the UK is handled by Trimex UK ltd, one of the fastest-growing airguns and shooting accessories distributors in the country. Trimex is the sole UK distributor for Nova Vista, Krown Land, Norica and continues to expand its portfolio with a focus on quality and value.

Alongside its distribution brands, Trimex also offers its own in-house range under Trimex Arms, a growing lineup of reliable airguns that has earned a solid reputation in the UK market. With further product launches planned, Trimex shows no signs of slowing down.

With its combination of affordability, modern features, and thoughtful design, the Nova Vista Razer PCP stands out as a strong contender in the beginner PCP category and is likely to become a popular choice for shooters entering the world of pre-charged pneumatic air rifles.

Trimex’s experienced sales team will be happy to assist trade customers with product information, availability and ordering details.

UK DISTRIBUTOR

020 8890 1998

sales@trimexuk.com

trimex.co.uk

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