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AirMaks Arms Krait MKII video review: watch the bullpup PCP in action

Watch the AirMaks Arms Krait MKII bullpup PCP put through its paces on video, then check the headline specs at a glance and head over to our full written review.

AirMaks Arms Krait MKII video review: watch the bullpup PCP in action

The AirMaks Arms Krait MKII is the newest member of the ever-growing Krait family of bullpup PCPs, and we have taken it out on camera to show you exactly what has changed. Watch the full video review below to see the MKII in action, then scroll down for the headline specifications and a link straight through to our in-depth written test.

Key specifications

Specification Detail
Make AirMaks Arms
Model Krait MKII
Type Pre-charged, multi-shot bullpup
Calibres .177 and .22
Weight 3.13kg (6.9lb)
Overall length 640mm (25.2in)
Shots per charge Around 330 in .22, 275 in .177
Muzzle energy 11.6 ft/lb (sub-12 ft/lb)
Distributor Hawke Optics
RRP From £1,750

Read the full written review

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the AirMaks Krait MKII cost?

The Krait MKII has an RRP starting from £1,750.

What calibres is the Krait MKII available in?

It comes in both .177 and .22.

How many shots does the Krait MKII get per charge?

Around 330 shots in .22 and 275 in .177 from its 300cc bottle.

Who distributes the AirMaks Krait MKII in the UK?

It is distributed in the UK by Hawke Optics.

Ed Jackson

About the author

Ed Jackson

Group reviews editor for Time Well Spent Group and a former editor of Gun Mart, Ed reviews guns and optics for ShootingUK and is responsible for sourcing the newest products to test, often before anyone else has had hands on them. He works across rifles, shotguns, airguns and thermal and night optics, from the Bergara Premier CIMA Pro to the AirMaks Arms Krait MKII bullpup, and fronts much of the group's video output, including the First Shots series of first impressions and the stand-by-stand coverage from the British Shooting Show at the NEC. He also visits ranges, gun shops and training providers for the titles, and rounds up the best of the new kit each year from the show floor.

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