Western Airguns Mordax Review — The Semi/Full Auto PCP Carbine
The Western Airguns Mordax is a semi and full-automatic PCP carbine. It brings big bore performance to a compact, shoulder-friendly platform . If you are searching for a Western Airguns Mordax semi full auto review, you will find shooters impressed by its select-fire capability. The 700cc carbon fiber air tank delivers exceptional shot count. This American-made carbine features a hammer-forged TJ barrel. It also includes a fixed titanium magazine and a regulator for consistent velocities . At Linear Airguns, we proudly offer the Western Airguns Mordax to European shooters. We ship fast across Scandinavia, the Slavic nations, and all of Europe.
Western Airguns Mordax — Power and Caliber Specifications
The Mordax delivers exceptional performance across three calibers. The Western Airguns Mordax price reflects premium American engineering and select-fire capability. In .22 caliber (5.5mm), muzzle energy reaches 65 FPE (88 Joules) with 1,000 FPS velocity . The .25 caliber (6.35mm) version produces 95 FPE (129 Joules) at 950 FPS . The .30 caliber (7.62mm) is the powerhouse, delivering up to 165 FPE (224 Joules) at 900 FPS . Magazine capacities vary by caliber: 20 shots in .22, 17 shots in .25, and 15 shots in .30 . The 700cc carbon fiber bottle fills to 250 bar (3,625 PSI). The Western Airguns Mordax Long Strike features a longer barrel for increased velocity and energy.
Select Fire — Semi and Full Auto Capability
The select-fire system defines the Mordax. This rifle fires in both semi and full-automatic modes, allowing rapid engagement of multiple targets . The carbine is designed to be fired either semi or fully auto at the flip of a switch . The Western Airguns Mordax semi full auto system provides smooth, reliable cycling even with heavy slugs. The full auto capability reaches impressive rates of fire. The Western Airguns Mordax Long Strike version delivers the same select-fire capability with a longer barrel for extended range.
700cc Carbon Fiber Tank and Shot Count
The 700cc carbon fiber air tank provides exceptional shot capacity, .22 caliber, the rifle delivers 16 full magazines (320 shots) at the factory tune . In .25 caliber, you get 14 full magazines (238 shots). In .30 caliber, the rifle provides 10 full magazines (150 shots) . Dual pressure gauges monitor both bottle and regulator pressures. The maximum fill pressure is 250 bar (3,625 PSI) . The Western Airguns Mordax FPS figures remain consistent across the shot string thanks to the regulated system.
Fixed Magazine and Barrel System
The Mordax features a fixed titanium magazine with a depth of 21mm. This accommodates some of the longest slugs on the market . The hammer-forged TJ barrel ensures exceptional accuracy. A 1/2×20 UNF threaded barrel accepts moderators for quieter shooting . The rifle comes standard with a 20 MOA Picatinny scope rail for long-range optics. The Western Airguns Mordax accessories available at Linear Airguns include spare magazines, moderator adapters, and fill probes. The Western Airguns Mordax carbine is designed for shooters who demand versatility and performance.
Western Airguns Mordax Europe — Available Now
European shooters can find Western Airguns Mordax Europe for sale at Linear Airguns. The Western Airguns Mordax price at Linear Airguns is competitive with other premium select-fire PCPs. For those searching Western Airguns Mordax semi full auto review, owners consistently rate this as one of the most versatile PCPs available. The Western Airguns Mordax Long Strike version offers extended range for serious hunters . The Western Airguns Mordax magazine is available as a spare part in all three calibers. Big bore airguns are classified as Category C in most European countries and require appropriate licensing. A fill probe is included with each rifle . European air rifle dealers like Linear Airguns offer full support and fast shipping across all EU countries. Go to shop now and experience the semi/full auto PCP carbine from Western Airguns.









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