The BinTac PA-series PCP rifle combines power with speed thanks to its user-friendly pump-action loading system.

The rifle is equipped with an ergonomic pistol grip with pre-shaped finger grooves, ensuring a firm and natural hold.
At the rear, a second air tank is integrated into the frame, bringing the total air volume to 500cc with a maximum fill pressure of 310 bar.
Optionally, the rear reservoir can be expanded using the 7000 PSI Kit from BinTac.

Power and Speed

The notorious BinTac PA Rifle should definitely not be underestimated!
With a solid 60 joules in .25/6.35mm (measured with 25.4 grains) and 90 joules in .30/7.62mm (measured with 44.75 grains), this PCP rifle offers plenty of power.

Thanks to the pump-action loading system, the PA Rifle is ready for the next shot in no time.
The pump slide is positioned around the front air tank and ensures a smooth and reliable reloading motion without having to shift your grip.
Slide it back, slide it forward and you’re ready for a follow-up shot!

Optics & Accessories

For accessories, the PA Rifle features a split Picatinny/Weaver rail for optics.
This allows almost any type of sighting system, such as a red dot/reflex sight for fast and dynamic shooting, or a riflescope for precision at longer distances.
Or perhaps you prefer the golden middle ground with an LPVO like the 1-8x24 Forester?

At the bottom front of the PA Rifle, there is an accessory rail for mounting, for example, a bipod or attaching it to a tripod.

Suppressor options

There are M14x1 threads at the end of the barrel.
This is not a common thread for suppressors.

The most affordable option is the AE Megalodon M14x1 9mm suppressor.

Alternatively, we recommend the BinTac M14x1 to 1/2unf adapter. This allows you to use any 1/2x20 unf moderator or muzzle device.
In testing, we preffered the DonnyFL shogun for both calibers

Our first impression of the BinTac PA Rifle at the IWA 2025:

Notes:

• For .50, we recommend using slugs with a side of .495 for the best results.