€820.00
The Skout Semi 22 PCP Air Rifle is a capable airgun that shoots 22 caliber pellets up to 900 FPS, depending on pellet weight and settings. It operates at 4,351 PSI (300 BAR) and has a 300cc tank capacity capable of helping pellets achieve 45 FPE. An externally adjustable regulator helps deliver consistently accurate shots with each press of the trigger.
It has a rifled 15.5” barrel, weighs 7.85 lbs, and has an adjustable stock allowing it to extend from 34” to 36.5” to get it right where you want it. Thanks to a 20 MOA Picatinny rail, you can mount your favorite optic to dial it in. It has a 15 round magazine capacity and can go 50 shots between fills.
An aluminum rail lets you mount your choice of accessories thanks to M-LOK slots. And, you won’t have to worry about transporting it to and from the field thanks to its QD sling points. It comes with a Plano hard case and a 15 round magazine.
You can’t go wrong with a Skout Semi 22 PCP Air Rifle. Buy one now from Airgun Depot.
Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle
Unmatched speed is delivered by the Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle whenever rapid follow-up shots and regulated consistency are required. Precision engineering is combined with a mechanical semi-automatic action so that target work, pest control, and small-game sessions can be completed with confidence by every shooter.
Fast cycling is provided by the Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle without electronics or battery dependence. Consequently, reliability in the field is maintained. Moreover, a compact chassis and adjustable stock are fitted so that a comfortable fit can be achieved by left- and right-handed users alike. In addition, premium materials and USA assembly are employed so that durability and repeatable accuracy can be expected shot after shot.
The following capabilities are built into every Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle:
Furthermore, weight is held to 7.85 lbs so that balance and all-day handling can be maintained. Therefore, the platform remains practical for both bench and field use.
Consistent velocity is achieved because an externally adjustable regulator is used. As a result, pellet choice and power level can be matched to the task. Meanwhile, dual underside gauges allow tank pressure and regulator setting to be checked at a glance. In addition, a 300cc high-pressure air system charged to 300 BAR supports a usable string of about 50 shots with 18.1-grain pellets at 900 FPS. Subsequently, heavier 25.39-grain projectiles can be driven to the same velocity for up to 45 FPE when more energy is needed.
Moreover, the mechanical action is designed so that a short reset and a clean break can be felt. Consequently, the long, mushy pull often associated with semi-automatic air rifles is avoided. Likewise, a closed-bolt feed and removable 15-round magazine are employed so that loading remains simple and the chamber status can be confirmed. Therefore, both range sessions and hunting stalks can be conducted with fewer interruptions.
A 20 MOA canted Picatinny rail is installed on the receiver so that scopes can be zeroed for longer distances without running out of elevation. At the same time, M-LOK slots along the handguard allow bipods, lights, and other accessories to be attached. Additionally, QD sling points are provided so that the rifle can be carried comfortably. Because the stock is adjustable, length of pull can be set for different body sizes and clothing layers. Hence, a secure, repeatable hold can be established by a wide range of shooters.
Furthermore, the 15.5-inch stainless barrel is rifled at 1:15.75 and threaded 1/2-20 so that a moderator can be added when quieter shooting is preferred. In the same way, the compact overall length of 34–36.5 inches keeps the rifle handy in cover or from a vehicle.
Small-game hunting, pest control, steel challenge, and precision practice are all supported by the Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle. Because follow-up shots can be taken quickly, moving or multiple targets can be engaged more effectively than with a bolt-action rifle. Meanwhile, regulated output helps groups stay tight from first shot to last in a fill. In addition, the moderate 7.85 lb weight and balanced layout reduce fatigue during longer sessions.
Local laws, FAC or license requirements, and safe handling practices must always be observed. Eye and ear protection should be worn, and a safe backstop must be confirmed before any shot is fired. Moreover, only appropriate pellets should be used, and the rifle should be stored unloaded and secured when not in use. Consequently, enjoyment and safety can be shared by every member of the shooting community.
A three-year warranty on mechanical components is provided by the manufacturer. Likewise, a Plano hard case is included so that transport and storage can be completed with protection. Additional Quick Magazines can be added so that downtime at the bench or in the field can be reduced even further.
Speed, control, and regulated consistency are united in the Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle. Therefore, shooters who want a mechanical semi-automatic .22 PCP without electronic complexity are given a capable, accessory-ready platform. From first fill to last shot of the string, performance is delivered in a compact, USA-built package that can be tailored with optics, slings, and moderators as needed.
When a reliable semi-automatic PCP is required for target work or ethical small-game use, the Skout Semi PCP Air Rifle is prepared to go to work. Add the rifle to the cart, pair it with a quality scope and pellets, and let every follow-up shot be taken with confidence.
Everyday shooting tasks are supported when a compact, regulated semi-automatic platform is carried. Consequently, follow-up shots can be taken without a bolt being cycled, and a consistent hold can be kept from the first pellet to the last. Moreover, a moderate overall weight and an adjustable stock are employed so that a comfortable fit can be found by a wide range of users. In addition, regulated output is provided so that velocity remains predictable across a fill. Therefore, pest work, small-game pursuits, steel practice, and structured training can all be completed with the same rifle.
Garden damage and livestock stress are often reduced when problem animals are addressed promptly and humanely. For that reason, a quiet approach and a ready second shot are valued. After legal permission has been confirmed and a safe backstop has been identified, a short stalk can be made along fence lines, barns, and crop edges. Meanwhile, the compact length allows movement through brush and around outbuildings without the muzzle being snagged. Subsequently, a single well-placed pellet can be delivered, and a follow-up can be sent immediately if movement continues.
Additionally, dual gauges can be checked before the session so that tank and regulator pressure are known. As a result, a usable string of shots is available without an unexpected drop in power. Furthermore, a 15-round magazine is carried so that several opportunities can be handled before a reload is required. Likewise, M-LOK points allow a light to be mounted for low-light checks at dusk, while a sling can be attached so that hands remain free when gates are opened. Therefore, routine property work can be finished with less fatigue and greater control.
Local regulations must always be observed. Eye protection is worn, and shots are taken only when a clear, legal target and a safe impact area are present. Consequently, responsible use is maintained, and neighboring properties are respected.
Small-game outings are supported when a balanced rifle is carried for several hours. Because recoil is essentially absent, a cheek weld can be held after the first shot, and a second pellet can be placed if the animal moves. Moreover, an adjustable stock is used so that length of pull can be matched to clothing layers in cold weather. In the same way, an ambidextrous grip allows a secure hold whether the strong side is left or right.
After legal seasons and bag limits have been confirmed, a slow walk along field edges, hedgerows, and woodlots can be undertaken. Meanwhile, the 20 MOA rail permits a compact optic to be zeroed for typical hunting distances. Subsequently, a rest can be taken on a fence post or pack, and a controlled shot can be released. If a follow-up is needed, the action cycles without the rifle being lowered. Hence, ethical harvests can be completed with fewer wounded animals and less disturbance of the area.
Additionally, a threaded muzzle allows a moderator to be fitted where permitted, so that report is reduced and nearby game is less likely to be alerted. Furthermore, a hard case can be used for travel to the hunting area, after which a sling is employed for the walk itself. Therefore, the same platform serves both transport and field use.
Reactive steel and informal plinking sessions benefit when a fast action is combined with regulated consistency. Consequently, multiple plates can be engaged in sequence without a bolt being worked between shots. Moreover, a two-stage trigger with a short reset is provided so that a clean break can be felt and a quick follow-up can be taken. In addition, about fifty shots per fill are available with common .22 pellets, so that a meaningful practice block can be completed before a refill is required.
A safe range or private property with an adequate backstop is selected first. Then targets are set at known distances, and a zero is confirmed. After that, strings can be fired from standing, kneeling, and seated positions. Meanwhile, magazine changes can be practiced so that downtime is reduced. Likewise, different pellet weights can be tested after the regulator is adjusted, so that the best combination for a given distance is identified. As a result, both speed and accuracy can be improved over successive sessions.
Furthermore, M-LOK accessories such as a bipod can be added for supported practice, then removed for offhand work. Therefore, the same rifle can be configured for several training goals without a second gun being purchased.
A single, purpose-built chambering is used on this platform so that feeding, barrel twist, and magazine design can be optimized together. Consequently, .22 is the calibre that is supplied. Moreover, regulated output and a mechanical semi-automatic action are combined so that practical field energy and rapid follow-up shots can both be obtained. In addition, accessory interfaces are provided so that optics, slings, lights, and moderators can be added without custom gunsmithing. Therefore, legal power limits, licence requirements, and equipment choices can be planned before the first fill is made.
Only .22 is offered. As a result, pellet selection stays straightforward, and a 15-round magazine is matched to that bore. Furthermore, a 15.5-inch barrel with a 1:15.75 twist is employed so that common .22 hunting and target pellets can be stabilized. Meanwhile, typical uses include pest control, small-game harvest where legal, steel practice, and general range work. Likewise, sub-12 ft/lbs conversion is not the factory role of this model; full-power output is the design intent.
Because a single calibre is used, spare magazines and pellet inventory can be standardized. Subsequently, mixed-calibre confusion at the bench is avoided. Inclusive practice is still supported: an ambidextrous grip and an adjustable stock allow the same rifle to be shared among left- and right-handed users after length of pull is set.
Up to 45 FPE is quoted when suitable .22 projectiles are used, with velocities in the region of 900 FPS reported for both lighter 18.1-grain pellets and heavier 25.39-grain pellets depending on regulator setting. Consequently, energy is sufficient for many small-game and pest tasks when shot placement is correct and local law allows that power level. Moreover, an externally adjustable multi-pressure regulator is fitted so that output can be tailored to pellet weight and distance. In addition, dual gauges are placed so that bottle pressure and regulator pressure can be read without guesswork.
A 300 cc reservoir is charged to 300 BAR (4,351 PSI). Therefore, approximately 50 consistent shots per fill are available with 18.1-grain pellets at the stated velocity. After the regulator is raised for heavier pellets, shot count and feel will change, so a chronograph session is recommended whenever a new setting is chosen. Furthermore, dry-fire is permitted by design, which allows trigger work without pellets being expended.
Highlighted power and air-system points include:
Local chronograph results always override catalogue figures, because altitude, temperature, pellet brand, and regulator setting all affect real output.
In the United Kingdom, air rifles that exceed 12 ft/lbs muzzle energy require a Firearm Certificate. Because advertised energy reaches 45 FPE, FAC status applies there unless a rifle is independently verified and legally held at a lower, permitted level. Elsewhere in Europe and in other jurisdictions, licensing, registration, age limits, transport rules, and hunting permissions vary widely. Consequently, the buyer’s local authority must be consulted before purchase, import, or use.
Moreover, even where no FAC equivalent exists, hunting seasons, permitted species, night-shooting rules, and public-land restrictions may still apply. In addition, shipping and customs rules for high-pressure airguns differ by country. Therefore, proof of eligibility should be prepared before an order is placed, and the rifle should be transported unloaded and secured in accordance with local law.
Inclusive, responsible use requires that every shooter—regardless of experience—confirm legality first. Eye protection is worn, a safe backstop is identified, and shots are taken only at lawful targets.
A 20 MOA Picatinny rail is built into the receiver so that scopes can be mounted with extra elevation for longer distances. The handguard rail itself is not canted in the same way, so ring height and eye relief should be chosen with that layout in mind. Meanwhile, M-LOK slots accept bipods, lights, and stops, and QD sling sockets allow a sling to be attached for walks and vehicle carry. Additionally, the muzzle is threaded 1/2-20 so that a moderator can be fitted where permitted.
An adjustable buttstock sets overall length between 34 and 36.5 inches. AR-pattern grip and stock furniture are referenced by some retailers, which can simplify aftermarket fitment, though compatibility should be confirmed before parts are ordered. One magazine and a Plano hard case are included; extra Quick Magazines are sold separately so that stage time or field downtime can be reduced. Optics, mounts, and moderators are not included from the factory.
Highlighted accessory and fit items include:
A quality scope in a robust Picatinny mount, a compact bipod, a sling, and a legal moderator form a practical field kit. Subsequently, pellet tins, a fill adapter, and a chronograph complete a ready-to-use package. When calibre, power, licensing, and accessories are planned together, the rifle can be set up once and used with confidence across pest work, small-game outings, and range practice—always within the law and always with safety first.
New and experienced shooters alike can use a predictable platform when fundamentals are being built. Because the action is mechanical, no battery or firmware check is required before a session. Consequently, attention can stay on stance, sight picture, trigger press, and follow-through. Moreover, dry-fire is permitted by design, so that trigger control can be rehearsed without pellets being expended.
A lesson plan can be organized around short strings. First, a supported position is used so that group size can be observed. Next, an unsupported standing position is introduced so that wobble and timing can be managed. Subsequently, magazine changes and sling use are added so that field-relevant skills are practiced. In addition, a coach or training partner can stand nearby because the safety is manual and clearly marked. Hence, inclusive instruction can be offered to left- and right-handed students, youth under supervision where legal, and adults returning to the sport.
Furthermore, a compact overall length makes storage and transport simpler for club nights and indoor ranges that allow PCP use. Therefore, regular practice becomes easier to schedule, and improvement can be measured over weeks rather than months.
On large properties, a rifle is often carried in a vehicle between paddocks. For that reason, a hard case is included so that the gun can be secured during travel. After arrival, a sling is attached and a short walk is made to the work area. Meanwhile, the adjustable stock can be shortened for use from a truck window or lengthened for a standing shot from a fence. In the same way, a compact optic stays mounted on the 20 MOA rail so that a re-zero is rarely needed between trips.
Dual gauges are glanced at before leaving the vehicle so that fill status is known. Subsequently, a full magazine is inserted, and the safety is engaged until a legal shot is presented. If several animals appear at once, follow-up shots can be taken without the shooter leaving the rest. Consequently, time in the field is used efficiently, and unnecessary disturbance is avoided.
Local transport laws must be followed. The rifle is unloaded for road travel where required, and it is stored out of sight. Therefore, both safety and compliance are maintained.
Informal club events that reward speed and hits on steel or paper are well suited to a semi-automatic .22 PCP. Because the action cycles on each shot, a stage can be completed with fewer manipulations. Moreover, a fifteen-round magazine covers many short courses of fire without a mid-stage reload. In addition, consistent regulation helps later shots in a string stay on the same point of aim as the first.
A match book is reviewed in advance so that legal power levels and allowed accessories are understood. Then a zero is confirmed on the practice bay. After that, stages are shot with attention to movement, target order, and muzzle discipline. Meanwhile, extra magazines can be staged on a belt or pouch so that a reload, if needed, is smooth. As a result, both score and safety can be improved.
Furthermore, the moderate weight reduces fatigue across a long match day. Therefore, later stages can still be shot with a steady hold.
Cold mornings and wet days are common in many regions. Because the platform is mechanical, electronic failure in low temperatures is not a concern. Consequently, a session can proceed after a brief pressure check. Moreover, gloves can be worn more easily when a simple safety and a familiar grip shape are used. In addition, the adjustable stock can be lengthened over heavy clothing so that a proper mount is retained.
After rain, metal surfaces are dried and a light coat of appropriate protectant is applied where recommended by the maker. Subsequently, the rifle is stored in the supplied case with silica if humidity is high. Therefore, corrosion risk is reduced and the next outing can start without delay.
Summer heat requires that fills be completed with a quality compressor or tank and that the rifle not be left in a closed vehicle. Likewise, pellets are kept clean and dry so that feeding remains reliable. Hence, performance stays consistent across seasons.
When several people share a property, one well-fitted rifle can serve more than one user if the stock is adjusted between sessions. An ambidextrous grip and a straightforward safety help in that setting. Moreover, a clear briefing on muzzle direction, target identification, and cease-fire commands is given before anyone shoots. In addition, eye protection is issued to every participant, including observers.
A simple course can be set with paper at known distances and a steel plate for a final shot. Then each person fires a short string from a supported position. Subsequently, coaching is offered on trigger press and follow-through rather than on complicated controls. As a result, confidence can be built without intimidation. Legal age and supervision rules are always followed.
Furthermore, the included case allows the rifle to be locked away between visits. Therefore, shared ownership remains organized and safe.
After any practical session, a brief routine is completed so that the next outing starts ready. First, the magazine is removed and the action is confirmed empty. Next, pressure is noted on both gauges. Then the exterior is wiped, and the muzzle thread is checked if a moderator was used. Subsequently, the rifle is returned to the hard case with the stock set to a mid position so that it fits the foam.
Pellets left in a magazine are emptied if storage will be long. Likewise, a note is made if the regulator was changed from the usual setting. Consequently, the next user—or the same shooter on a later day—finds a predictable rifle.
When these habits are kept, pest control, small-game walks, steel practice, training, and property work can all be handled by one compact semi-automatic PCP. Speed is available when it is needed, and consistency is retained across a fill. Inclusive fit, mechanical simplicity, and responsible handling remain the foundation of every outing.
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Skout
Calibers: Most common are .177 (4.5mm) for speed/flat trajectory and general use, and .22 (5.5mm) for better hunting knockdown power. Larger “big bore” (.25, .30, .357+) exist for hunting bigger game where legal.
Yes, many modern PCP and springers deliver enough energy for small game (rabbits, squirrels, birds) and even larger game in some areas. Muzzle energy (in ft-lbs or joules) matters more than velocity alone. Always match caliber, pellet weight, and energy to the game and check local hunting regs.
Treat every airgun as if it is loaded.
Follow these rules strictly—airguns cause real injuries.
Laws differ dramatically by country, state/province, and even city. Always verify current local laws before buying, owning, transporting, or using an airgun. Age restrictions (often 18+) are common.
Examples (summaries only; check official sources):
Resources: Wikipedia “Air gun laws”, airgun forums, or official government sites. For travel, research transit laws carefully.
Consider:
Buy from reputable dealers and consider warranties.
Follow your model’s manual. Basic care extends life significantly.
Pellets are the most common projectile (lead or lead-free). Match them to your gun, caliber, and purpose—test several brands as accuracy varies by barrel.
Tips: Heavier pellets in .22/.25 for hunting (better momentum). Lighter in .177 for speed/flat trajectory. Always check head size fit (e.g., 4.51-4.53mm variants).
Muzzle energy (ft-lbs or joules) matters more than velocity. Ethical shots require precise placement (head/heart-lung) within effective range.
Rough Guidelines (adjust for distance, pellet, and local laws):
PCPs dominate serious hunting due to power and shot count. Springers/gas rams work well for small game but require skill. Always prioritize clean kills and check seasons/species rules.
Common Issues:
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Budget Tip: Start with a quality springer (~$150-400) before investing in PCP setup.
Airgunning offers endless depth—from backyard plinking to precision competition and ethical hunting. Prioritize safety, legality, and practice. If you want specifics (e.g., recommendations for a country, budget, hunting small game, or a particular type like PCP vs springer), let me know for more targeted info! Shoot responsibly.
Tuning improves accuracy, reduces noise/recoil, or increases power (within legal limits).
Caution: Check laws—power increases may reclassify your gun. DIY only if experienced; professional tuners recommended.
You must be at least 18 years old to purchase any airgun or related accessories from our store. By placing an order, you confirm that you meet the legal age requirements in your state or country.
Yes. Orders may require age verification before processing and shipping. In some cases, we may request a valid government-issued ID to confirm eligibility.
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