Pro Series Long-Range Handgun, 22 in

Reach the far fence row without dragging hose through the wet spot. This long-range handgun throws spray 38 feet out and 27 feet up at 600 psi and 8 gpm, so you can reach the back of a fence line, the top of a young pine or the underside of a barn eave from where you stand.

The chemical-resistant body and aluminum barrel keep the gun manageable through a long pass. The easy-pull trigger has an integrated lock and an adjustable on/off stop, so your hand isn't clamped down for an hour. The pattern adjusts, and the no-drip shut-off keeps spray off your boots when you let off the trigger.

Highlights

• 38 ft horizontal and 27 ft vertical spray reach
• Rated at 600 psi and 8 gpm
• Chemical-resistant body with aluminum barrel
• Easy-pull trigger with integrated lock and adjustable stop
• Adjustable spray pattern and no-drip shut-off
• 1/2 in FNPT inlet

Why a long-range gun pays off

A short wand makes you walk every line twice. A long-range handgun covers ground from one spot, so you spend less time walking and more time spraying the places that need it. For fence lines, brush at the edge of a pasture, weeds along a barn wall or the high spots you can't reach from the ground, reach is the whole job.

It suits the farm with long fence rows, the rancher who spot-sprays brush and weeds, and the homeowner who needs to hit a high eave or a tall shrub without climbing. Set the trigger stop before you start, and the pattern stays the same across the whole line.

At a glance

How to use it

1. Set the trigger stop before you start, so the spray stays consistent across the whole line.
2. Thread a 1/2 in male pipe fitting from your hose into the gun's 1/2 in FNPT inlet, and check your pump's pressure and flow against the 600 psi and 8 gpm rating.
3. Adjust the pattern from a tight stream for reach to a wider fan for broadcast work.
4. Use the trigger lock while you walk between passes, and use the no-drip shut-off when you let off.
5. Flush the gun with clean water after every chemical job, so residue doesn't dry out in the nozzle or shut-off.

Good to know

• Spray with the wind at your back where you can, and keep the spray off your own boots and clothing.
• Match the gun and hose to your pump so the gun runs inside its 600 psi rating.
• Pair it with 1/2 inch EPDM spray hose and fittings from the same aisle to finish the line.

Get the reach you need before the fence-line season starts.