Long-established Spanish airgun manufacturer Norica has launched a new pair of PCP air rifles. They are the Norica NTX 30 and NTX 35.
In fact, Norica is located in the city of Eibar, in the Basque area of northern Spain. It’s a center for the Spanish arms industry. The Norica NTX models are developed and manufactured there.
The Norica company has been manufacturing airguns since 1917 and is very proud of that fact! Norica already has a higher-end range of PCP airguns in the market, under the Viriatus name.
The Norica NTX 30 and NTX 35 are seemingly almost-identical models. The difference between them is that the NTX 35 is regulated, while the NTX 30 is not.
Both are available in .177, .22 and .25 calibers and are playing in the mid-market area for PCPs. The price in Spain is around 500 Euros. That equates to about US $580.
With a fill pressure of 250 Bar (3,625 PSI), Norica is specifying both models for a maximum Muzzle Energy of up to around 44 Ft/Lbs in .25 caliber. In .177 cal, it’s around 22 Ft/Lbs.
The power level is .22 caliber peaks at around 33 Ft/Lbs, according to factory specifications. Magazine capacity is 12 rounds in .177 cal, 10 in .22 and 8 in .25 caliber.
Perhaps surprisingly for a new PCP air rifle introduction in 2025, both the NTX 30 and NTX 35 use a bolt action. They also have plain, un-shrouded barrels. However the muzzle is threaded 1/2 UNF for the attachment of an airgun-only silencer, where legal.
The synthetic thumbhole stocks feature a stylish, adjustable cheek-piece. They are also equipped with sling swivel studs, a very useful feature for owners who need to carry their airguns any distance – for hunting, maybe.
The NTX Commando model has a camo-dipped stock.
In the USA, Norica airguns are available from Pyramyd AIR. There’s quite a range available, as you can see from the website.
At the time of writing, Hard Air Magazine does not know if the Norica NTX 30 and NTX 35 will make it State-side. Watch this space for any future updates…
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