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KRAIT MK2 X HP

The Krait MK2 X HP is the flagship of the MK2 generation, built to send heavy slugs as far as an airgun reasonably can. Its 700mm non-choked barrel runs the full length of a 940mm chassis — the largest rifle in the AirMaks catalog at 3.82kg — and draws from a 700cc carbon fiber tank at 300 bar. What sets the MK2 platform apart is the air delivery: a 115cc plenum puts a far larger charge behind every shot, an anti-bounce hammer keeps that charge from being wasted at high operating pressures, and velocity tunes without tools via the hammer-spring wheel. The external pressure regulator holds consistency across the fill, and the magazine's magnetic cover comes off quickly for fast reloads. Chambered in .22, .25, and .30. For the same concept in a shorter MK2 package, see the Krait MK2 L HP — or on the standard Krait platform, the Krait X HP.

Technical Specifications

DETAILS

Calibres
5,5 (.22) 6,35 (.25) 7,62 (.30)
Length
940 mm
Weight
3,82 kg
Barrel length (twist)
700 mm (non-choked)
Air cylinder capacity (max pressure)
700 cc (300 bar)
Magazine
5,5 (.22) 14 shot
6,35 (.25) 12 shot
7,62 (.30) 10 shot

ADDITIONAL INFO

Stock
Length adjustable
Cheek-piece: height and angle adjustable
Butt-pad: height adjustable
Grip
AR15
Ambidextrous
Cocking
Side lever action, right-left changeable
Safety
AR15 style, right-left changeable
Trigger
Two-stage adjustment
OTHER

Externally adgustable pressure regulator
External velocity regulation screw (by hammer spring)
20 MOA Picatinny rail
1/2" UNF thread for moderator
3 Picatinny rails for accessories

Krait MK2 X HP in action

In 2026, AirMaks arms introduced the Krait MK2 — a ground-up rework of the platform that made the original Krait one of the most respected bullpup PCPs on the market. At the heart of the update is a completely redesigned air system: a new self-developed regulator and valve block, paired with a significantly enlarged plenum, deliver more consistent shot-to-shot performance and a noticeably higher shot count per fill.

Unlike earlier Krait generations, the MK2's regulator can now be adjusted on the fly — up or down — without draining the rifle first, and a tool-less hammer spring wheel at the rear of the stock lets shooters fine-tune velocity in seconds. A new anti-bounce hammer system keeps the action stable even at higher operating pressures, while the redesigned magazine now accepts longer, heavier slugs for extended-range shooting.

Combined with a more ergonomic ambidextrous grip and a reversible side-lever action, the Krait MK2 keeps everything shooters loved about the original — and rebuilds it for serious long-range performance.

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