What is the difference between the Mora Standard and Mora Sniper?
The Standard uses a 600mm barrel. The Sniper uses a 700mm barrel. This Edgun West Sniper configuration also uses the same slimmer 700cc bottle capacity specified in your order rather than the larger traditional 1100cc Sniper bottle.
Why does this Sniper use a 700cc bottle?
The 700cc bottle keeps the rifle narrower and less bulky while retaining substantial air capacity. It is intended for shooters who want the 700mm barrel without the size of the 1100cc bottle.
Which caliber should I choose?
Choose .22 for higher magazine capacity, broad ammunition selection, and efficient pellet or lighter slug setups. Choose .25 for the strongest overall balance of projectile weight, efficiency, and versatility. Choose .30 for heavier projectiles, greater retained energy, and stronger performance in wind.
Will the Mora Sniper shoot both pellets and slugs?
Yes. The .22 and .25 models use RTI RPB barrels developed for pellet and slug performance. Every barrel still prefers certain projectile diameters, weights, designs, and velocities.
What barrel does the .30 Sniper use?
RTI currently offers the 700mm Sniper in .30 caliber but does not identify the exact twist rate, choke, or barrel manufacturer in its published technical table. Edgun West will verify and update the production specification from the incoming rifles rather than publishing an unsupported claim.
How powerful is the 700cc Mora Sniper?
RTI does not publish official power figures for the 700cc Sniper in .22, .25, or .30 caliber. Output depends on caliber, projectile, regulated pressure, valve dwell, and the final setup. Edgun West will not reuse numbers from a different bottle or barrel configuration simply because they sound impressive.
How many shots will it produce?
There is no official RTI shot count for this exact 700cc Sniper configuration. A moderate .22 pellet tune may use far less air than an aggressive .30 slug tune. Any single number covering all three calibers would be misleading.
Does the 700mm barrel automatically make the rifle more powerful?
The longer barrel can provide more time for expanding air to accelerate the projectile, potentially improving efficiency at a given velocity. Final performance still depends on pressure, dwell, caliber, projectile weight, and barrel preference.
Does the Mora Sniper need to be filled to 300 bar?
No. Three hundred bar is the maximum published fill pressure. It is not a required fill pressure for every shooting session. Use only dry compressed air and equipment properly rated for the pressure being used.
When should the rifle be refilled?
RTI instructs the owner to refill when bottle pressure approaches the regulated pressure shown by the rear gauge.
Does it use a Foster fitting?
Yes. The rifle uses a standard Foster quick-connect fitting.
What do the two gauges display?
One gauge shows bottle pressure. The other shows regulated or plenum pressure.
Can the magazine be loaded from either side?
Yes. The magazine can be reversed for right or left side loading.
How long can the projectile be?
The magazine accepts projectiles up to approximately 22mm in overall length. Projectiles up to approximately 25mm can be loaded without the magazine.
Does the rifle include a scope?
No. Scope and rings are selected separately so the optic can be matched to the intended distance, projectile, and shooting application.
Does it include a moderator?
Yes. The package includes a carbon moderator where lawful. RTI also describes an integral monocore sound management system for markets where permitted.
Can the Mora Sniper change calibers?
Yes. A conversion requires the correct barrel, projectile probe, magazine, seals, and related parts. The rifle must then be retuned for the new caliber and ammunition.
What is projectile headspace?
Headspace is the relationship between the seated projectile and the beginning of the barrel rifling. The Mora probe can be adjusted to change seating depth for different pellets and slugs.
What do the witness holes do?
The witness holes correspond with specific internal O rings. Applying soapy water around them can help identify the area of a leak before the rifle is disassembled.
What warranty does RTI provide?
RTI publishes a 3 year manufacturer warranty and instructs the owner to contact the selling dealer first.
Where is the .357 or 9mm Mora Sniper?
The .357 or 9mm version is offered on its own dedicated Edgun West product page because it uses different ammunition, has a different magazine capacity, has different performance expectations, and targets a different buyer intent.
Why buy from Edgun West?
Edgun West provides United States-based help with Mora model selection, caliber choice, projectile compatibility, setup, and long-term support. We document what RTI actually publishes, verify what arrives, and clearly identify specifications that are not yet supported by manufacturer data.