AGN Technology Uragan 2 Compact Prince Carbon

Here it is, the Uragan 2 Compact Prince, the next generation in AGN Technology’s Uragan line-up. This successor shoots quiet shots because of the renewed design of its sound moderating shroud, and if the sound level still doesn't meet the requirements, a sound moderator can be attached to the M14x1.25 muzzle thread. Beneath the shroud are double carbon fibre PCP reservoirs with a maximum fill pressure of 300 bar, which are good for a total capacity of 420 cc of pressured air. A weaver/picatinny accessory rail for attachment of a bipod or other accessories is located just in front of the trigger guard.

A weaver/picatinny mounting rail on top of the AGN Technology Uragan 2 Compact Prince offers plenty of room for sights and is canted forward in an angle of 20 MOA, which is very convenient for long distance shooting because it provides more vertical adjustment range for your rifle scope. The left side of the action features a manometer, with a fill port just behind it that is used to fill up your PCP reservoirs with the supplied fill probe.

The Carbon thumbhole stock comes with a vertically adjustable butt pad, and the biathlon style side lever system ensures a subtle yet defined action, and can be reversed to fit left as well as right-handed shooters. The magazine disappears completely when inserted, and remains unchanged from magazines of previous Uragan and Vulcan generations, rendering them reusable.

Other points of improvement are the adjustable two-stage trigger, and the safety system that can now be (dis)engaged with a slide on the right side above the trigger.