Is the RTI Mora .35 the same as a 9mm firearm?
No. The 9mm designation refers to the approximate airgun projectile diameter. The rifle does not accept 9mm Luger ammunition, firearm cartridges, primers or gunpowder.
Is .35 the same as .357?
The terms are often used interchangeably in airgun searches, but projectile diameter can vary. Use ammunition specifically verified for the rifle’s barrel. Do not assume every slug marked .35, .356 or .357 will fit or shoot accurately.
What barrel does the .35 Mora use?
RTI lists the 700mm / 28-inch .35 Sniper barrel as a Lothar Walther barrel with a 1:16-inch twist and no choke.
How powerful is the RTI Mora .35?
RTI publishes a performance range of 130–305 joules, approximately 96–225 ft-lb, for the 70cm .35 Sniper platform. Exact output depends on projectile, regulated pressure, valve dwell and production setup.
Does the Edgun West 700cc rifle produce 305 joules?
The core 70cm barrel, 125cc plenum and regulated valve system support the same type of high-output tune, but RTI’s published test data is tied to its 1100cc reference Sniper. Edgun West will not guarantee 305 joules for the exact 700cc version until the incoming rifles are tested.
How many shots will the 700cc version produce?
RTI publishes up to approximately 30 shots for its 1100cc reference configuration. The 700cc bottle stores less total air, so its shot count will be lower at an equivalent tune. Actual results depend heavily on projectile weight, pressure, dwell and the chosen usable fill range.
Why choose the 700cc bottle?
The 700cc bottle produces a slimmer, less bulky rifle than the traditional 1100cc Sniper. The tradeoff is fewer shots per fill at the same power setting.
What is the magazine capacity?
The .35 / 9mm magazine holds nine rounds.
What is the maximum projectile length?
The magazine accepts projectiles up to approximately 22mm long. Projectiles up to approximately 25mm may be loaded individually without the magazine.
Will every .35 pellet or slug fit the magazine?
No. Diameter, nose shape and overall length all matter. Some heavy or high-ballistic-coefficient slugs may require single loading.
What projectile weight should I use?
There is no single universal weight. The correct projectile must fit the barrel and magazine and produce stable accuracy at the selected velocity. Edgun West recommends testing a controlled selection rather than purchasing large quantities before confirming compatibility.
Does the rifle require a 300-bar fill?
No. Three hundred bar is the maximum published fill pressure, not a required pressure for every shooting session.
When should the rifle be refilled?
RTI instructs the owner to refill when bottle pressure approaches the regulated-pressure reading.
What do the two gauges display?
One gauge displays bottle pressure. The other displays regulated or plenum pressure.
Can the magazine be loaded from either side?
Yes. The reversible magazine can be configured for right- or left-side loading.
Does the rifle include a scope?
No. Scope and rings are selected separately to match the intended projectile, range and shooting application.
Does it include a moderator?
Yes. The Edgun West package includes a carbon moderator. Use is subject to the laws applicable in the purchaser’s location.
Can the Mora .35 change calibers?
Yes. A conversion requires the proper RTI barrel, projectile probe, magazine, seals and related components. Regulator pressure, valve dwell, headspace and ammunition must then be reset for the new caliber.
Is the barrel choked?
No. RTI identifies the 70cm .35 Lothar Walther barrel as unchoked.
What is projectile headspace?
Headspace describes where the projectile sits relative to the transfer port and the beginning of the rifling. The Mora probe can be adjusted to change seating depth for different projectile designs.
What do the witness holes do?
Each witness hole corresponds with a specific internal O-ring. Soapy water around the holes can help identify the leak's location before the rifle is disassembled.
What warranty does RTI provide?
RTI publishes a three-year manufacturer warranty and instructs customers to contact the selling dealer first.
Why buy the RTI Mora .35 from Edgun West?
Edgun West is selling a specific 700cc U.S. configuration rather than blindly copying data from RTI’s 1100cc European reference rifle. We clearly separate verified specifications, manufacturer reference figures, and results that still require testing. Customers receive U.S.-based guidance on ammunition, setup, filling requirements and the rifle’s tuning system.