Umarex | T4E TR 50 Gen2 | Package 1 | 0.50 Calibre | 13J | Black
Original price was: R3,195.00.R2,895.00Current price is: R2,895.00.
Umarex T4E TR 50 Gen2 Package 1
The Umarex T4E TR 50 Gen2 Package 1 gives you the launcher plus two useful extras in one kit.
At the heart of the package is the TR 50 Gen2, a six-shot 0.50 calibre CO₂ revolver with an output of 13 J.
This package also includes a Panther 30-Pack and a TR 50 Vertical Magazine Mount.
It is a useful option for buyers who want more than the standard launcher without moving to one of the larger TR 50 packages.
Product Features
- 0.50 calibre
- 13 J energy level
- Six-round rotary magazine
- Uses one 12 g CO₂ capsule
- Quick-Piercing System 2.0
- Tool-free pressure release
- Fibre-optic sights
- Improved Gen2 grip
- Double-action trigger
- Automatic trigger safety
- Extended Picatinny top rail
- Lower Picatinny accessory rail
- Suitable for T4E Roundballs and Precisionballs
- Includes Panther 30-Pack
- Includes Vertical Magazine Mount
Specifications
- Brand: Umarex
- Range: T4E
- Model: TR 50 Gen2
- Legacy Name: HDR50
- Product Type: CO₂ Revolver Launcher
- Calibre: 0.50
- Energy: 13 J
- Magazine Capacity: 6 Rounds
- Shot Capacity: Approx. 12 Rounds
- Power Source: 1 × 12 g CO₂ Capsule
- Trigger: Double Action Only
- Safety: Automatic Trigger Safety
- Length: 250 mm
- Weight: 676 g
- Colour: Black
- Magazine Fed: Yes
- Hopper Fed: No
- Defense Use: Yes
- Paintball Use: No
What Is New on the Gen2?
The TR 50 Gen2 improves on the older HDR50 / TR 50 design.
It has a new grip texture and fibre-optic sights.
The updated Quick-Piercing System also makes CO₂ use easier. You can place a 12 g CO₂ capsule inside the grip without piercing it at once.
When needed, a firm strike to the base of the grip pierces the capsule.
This helps keep the CO₂ fresh while the launcher is stored.
A pressure indicator lets you check if the system is ready. You can also release any remaining pressure with the tool-free release system.
Six-Round Rotary Magazine
The TR 50 Gen2 uses a six-round rotary magazine.
The magazine can hold suitable 0.50 calibre T4E Roundballs and Precisionballs.
Extra magazines can make reloads much faster.
The included vertical magazine mount gives you a simple way to carry one spare compatible magazine on the launcher.
Please note: an extra rotary magazine is not included in Package 1.
What Is Included in Package 1?
This Dye-Hard package contains:
- 1 × Umarex T4E TR 50 Gen2 13J Revolver
- 1 × Panther 30-Pack 0.50 Calibre – Black
- 1 × Umarex HDR50 / TR 50 Gen2 Vertical Magazine Mount
The vertical mount is designed to hold one spare TR 50 rotary magazine.
Compatible Dye-Hard Products
For CO₂, use the ASG 12gr CO2 Cartridge.
For an extra magazine holder, Dye-Hard also stocks the Umarex HDR50 / TR 50 (T4E Revolver 50) Gen 2 Vertical Magazine Mount.
For maintenance, the Umarex HDR50/TR50/HDP50/TP50/HDB50/HDS68/HDR68 Punch Button Replacement O-Ring is useful to keep as a spare.
You can also upgrade the platform with the Umarex HDR50 / TR 50 Gen 2 Roni Rifle Kit.
Care and Maintenance
Keep the launcher clean and dry.
Check the rotary magazine before use. Remove any dirt or damaged rounds.
Inspect the CO₂ seal and Quick-Piercing parts from time to time.
Replace worn O-rings before they start to leak.
Use only suitable oil or grease on seals.
Do not leave a pierced CO₂ capsule inside the launcher for long periods.
Store the TR 50 unloaded and in a safe place.
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For official product information, visit the Umarex website.
Conclusion
The Umarex T4E TR 50 Gen2 Package 1 gives you the proven 13 J revolver plus two useful extras.
You get the TR 50 Gen2, a Panther 30-Pack and a vertical magazine mount.
This makes Package 1 a good step up from the launcher on its own while keeping the kit simple.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in TR 50 Gen2 Package 1?
You receive the TR 50 Gen2 13 J revolver, one Panther 30-Pack and one vertical magazine mount.
How many rounds does the TR 50 Gen2 hold?
The rotary magazine holds 6 rounds.
What CO₂ does the TR 50 Gen2 use?
It uses one standard 12 g CO₂ capsule.
Is HDR50 the same as TR 50?
HDR50 is the older model name. Umarex now uses T4E TR 50 Gen2 for the current second-generation model.
Does Package 1 include a spare magazine?
No. The package includes the vertical magazine mount, but a spare rotary magazine is not included.
| Brand | Umarex |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Calibre | 0.50 |
| Magazine Capacity | 6 |
| Velocity (fps) | 360 |
| Paintball Use | No |
| Defense Use | Yes |
| Hopper Included | No |
| Hopper Fed | No |
| Magazine Fed | Yes |
| First Strike Ready | No |
| Stock Included | No |
| Trigger Mechanism | Mechanical |
| Length | 250mm |
| Weight | 676g |
| Power Source | CO2 |
| Air Thru Stock Compatible | No |
| Air Thru Stock Included | No |
| Model | Umarex T4E HDR50 / TR50 |
| Product Type | Revolver Launcher Package |
| CO₂ Size | 12 g |
| Shot Capacity | Approx. 12 Rounds |
| Trigger / Trigger Pull | Double Action Only |
| Safety | Automatic Trigger Safety |
| Firing Mode | Semi-Auto |
| Full-Auto | No |
| Gun Construction | Metal/Polymer |
| Package Includes | Launcher + Panther 30-Pack + Vertical Magazine Mount |
About Umarex:
Umarex Defense is the world’s largest manufacturer of over-the-counter firearm replicas and the largest importer of air guns in Europe. Founded in 1972, the mid-sized company is now run by the second generation of the two founding families. It has approximately 1,000 employees worldwide. The key to the company’s success has been the acquisition of licenses to build replicas of well-known weapons, which then can be sold without restrictions. Umarex currently holds licenses for the brands' Beretta, Browning, Colt, GLOCK, Heckler & Koch, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, IWI, and Walther.
Leading the way:
The words of Franz Kafka describe what makes Umarex special: the courage to move ahead. The company’s motto “Looking forward” takes up this theme. New paths present themselves only to those who have their eyes on the future.
Ever since its establishment in 1972, Umarex has been pushing toward new horizons. Its founders, Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer and Franz Wonisch had a strong entrepreneurial spirit and set themselves ambitious goals. Together with more than 850 dedicated employees and partners in Germany and abroad, they achieved their objectives.
Today the company is managed by the second generation of managing partners, Eyck Pflaumer and Martin Wonisch.
They are leading the way with entrepreneurial courage. The outlook is exciting indeed.
Millions of active people enjoy shooting with guns that can be bought over the counter. They expect exceptional products from Umarex – and they get them.
Umarex has created a world of adventure for sports shooters, recreational shooters, and hunters. Its high-performance models permit training under highly realistic conditions.
By steadily improving its products, providing worldwide service through international distributors, and upholding superb quality standards, Umarex enjoys the confidence of gun lovers the world over.
History of the Umarex Defense:
The first steps led to the first big success: Umarex developed a line of guns with a powerful appeal to 10 million recreational shooters. These blank-firing guns and airguns could be freely purchased over the counter. That was a key advantage, because Germany’s new weapons act, passed in 1972, required a permit for the purchase of lethal weapons.
Meeting the demand for over-the-counter guns.
Meeting this demand was no easy task. In fact, it seemed almost impossible, because Umarex, at that time still called Mayer & Riem, manufactured only one gun. It was the Perfecta Model G1,a blank-firing pistol.
Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer, who joined Umarex in 1972, pressed forward with the expansion of the product range. Together with Franz Wonisch and Karl Mayer Senior, he applied what he had learned at the mail-order company Neckermann: give the customers what they want.
A wise move, with fast results.
Success came swiftly. Umarex became the largest importer of airguns from China. In 1974/75 it made a big impact with internationally renowned brands like Daisy, Marksman, Milbro, and Norica. It secured exclusive rights for Marksman and became the general importer of Daisy rifles.
No more detours.
In 1972, the sales path for guns was from wholesalers to retailers. There was no direct path from manufacturers to retailers – until Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer came along and tried it. The industry was amazed. Umarex was ahead of its time.
Direct sales were necessary because the wholesalers were ignoring Umarex. So Umarex ignored the wholesalers. By 1976, Umarex had six field representatives. Their job was to visit gun dealers in Germany, some 1,000 in all, and present the company’s products. Both sides agreed: We’re a good match. In this way, Umarex achieved growth rates between 30% and 50%.
The Sherlock Holmes Set:
The ingenious Sherlock Holmes finally met his equal: Umarex created a package in the shape of a book, containing a magnifying glass and a revolver with blank cartridges and flares. The set, which displayed the figure of Sherlock Holmes on the outside, sold at a rate of 80,000 per year. A license fee of 25 cents per set went to the family of Arthur Conan Doyle, which held the rights to the character.
Success without borders
Umarex Defense began its expansion in the 1970s by exporting to Egypt, France, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland. In 1985, the company strengthened its international presence with the founding of Umarex Austria. Based in Walchsee and headed by Bernd Reppmann, Umarex Austria remains a highly regarded member of the Umarex Group.
Umarex Austria offers gun dealers in southeastern Europe a product range that is specially geared to the needs of recreational shooters and hunters. Its experienced and well-trained employees provide expert advice and are known for their excellent service.
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