Customer Reviews With Photos
A little less than 400 fps with brand new warmed up CO2. Nice recoil and weight. Only half blowback so slide looks different than original because the notch which catches the slide is pushed way back. Comparing it to the real deal shows that there’s a screw in the front of the guide rod rather than a hole. Would rather it have a hole or be flat like after-market guide rods are. Slide catch on left side is useless. Only for show. I would recommend the airsoft as a replica glock despite it having an orange tip. It’s a more accurate replica and having a .177 version is kind of useless other than for plinking. It’s not powerful enough for small game. Maybe a rabbit or a very small bird from >20 yds. Oh and this thing has a bit of recoil! I would recommend this for training or plinking, but even then, the airsoft one is more realistic so better for training. And I’m talking the full blowback version. the half blowback version has the same problems. Also why the safety on the bottom? Glock thinks a trigger safety is enough for a real 9mm why does umarex decide it’s not enough for a relatively weak bb and airsoft gun? Logic? Haven’t heard that name in years.
This thing is absolutely amazing out of the box. First afternoon a had it stretched out to 100yrds 2”MOA groups all afternoon totally happy with it!
I love it just the barrel threads are not 14m like they say so I wasted money on a tracer for it kind of disappointing bit otherwise great gun for the money
This magazine fit my G&G CM16, but I had to do a slight modification. The small square outline on the magazine that holds to the gun was slightly smaller than my original G&G magazine. So I had to strip off just a hair of the plastic to get it to properly lock into the gun. Just a small issue nothing too difficult to fix, possibly just with this specific model gun. I found no issues with the magazine feeding into the gun afterwards, it works as intended and looks great! Hope this helps.
Warning do not buy, fell apart first day. I will never buy another one from the supplier. The only thing that keeps this entire pistol together is the backing of the slide and when that breaks (which breaks very easily) then the entire slide and internals fly apart. Originally, I thought that the backing of the slide was removable, but it is not that actually breaks.
I was incredibly happy when I first got the gun- A few quick test shots, and even an entire evening of shooting after I was satisfied with its initial feel, showed a lot of promise, but after my last magazine of bbs, I noticed a complete lack of any sort of spring tension in the trigger when the hammer was down, for its double-action purpose. A quick disassembly showed me that the spring itself had snapped, and I couldn't find the damn thing- Likely fell out while i was opening up the pistol, not that I would have been able to mend it if I had found it, due to the construction of the trigger and how the spring is housed within. Everyone else seems to be very satisfied with their pistol, so this could be a one-off issue, but be aware that the spring inside the trigger is both irreplaceable and, in my opinion, very flimsy- Even the hammer spring is thicker and provides more tension than the trigger spring.
Was excited for this gas saver and wasted a full tank of co2 because the threads are not long enough to screw into my sig sauer mcx. Not happy cuz they don't allow you to return it. 20$ wasted thanks umarex
Great gun, would definitely recommend it
Pros: Heavy realistic weight, nice blowback action, threaded muzzle and rifled barrel, high FPS for a CO2 pistol, black and gold looks amazing! Cons: 8 round rotary cylinders in the magazine are a hassle to load, and swap out (understandable as the CO2 is stored in the magazine), shoots high at average range, and the front sight doesn’t have any color marking like the rear making it harder to use at night. Overall, definitely worth the money if you need a reasonable air gun.
My name is Dan, and my girlfriend bought this pellet rifle for us to shoot with. Instead of the backstory, let's just get to it. Pros: Build quality feels rugged Scope adjusted well within 8 shots The groups get tighter after a small number of shots. Less than 30 have been shot, and the accuracy has improved vastly. The scope included serves it's purpose, even if not great. Looks very nice with the Ruger logos and black finish. The fiber optic open sights are surprisingly nice for such a lower budget rifle. Light and smooth trigger pull. Great value for the price. Cons: Heavy to carry, and has no mounts for a sling. Scope is not zoomed in far enough to shoot the smallest groups. The dovetail mount is a pain to mount the scope on. Not nearly as effective as a picatinny rail. Very loud. Could possibly get the neighbors to call the police if they are nosey. Heavier break than listed. No way is it only 30lbs. I can load it, but a small woman, or child would have a more difficult time. Edit: After a few weeks there has been changes. The groupings started to get a little wild, so I ended up changing scopes. I now have an Octane crossbow scope, and the zoom has helped a bit. I really considered attaching a picatinny mount for the other scope, but instead just swapped the rings from the original to fit the dovetail mount. At this point, I can regularly hit the bottom of a can from 60 feet, but some strays get away. I don't believe I've had a "fair" test of this rifle's accuracy yet, because the Winchester pellets I've bought are so inconsistent. Many of them fit into the breach very differently, and I can even see warps and dents in the pellets. Hopefully, I will add another edit when I get ahold of some higher quality pellets for reference.
Absolutely powerful. Loud, 3 safety mechanism. Great gun, would definitely purchase again. Have shot this gun through a van using umarex 550 grain.
The magazines works well and decided to buy more mags to practice emergency reloads. One of the magazines broke dropping them.
Yes, this product does not work on the Fusion 2. But with slight modification it can. As this adapter has a short taper at the end. I just took a Dremel tool and a caliper to measure for when I was about the size (diameter) of the dual 12 gram tube end. Then took some sand paper to give it a smooth finish. In a nut shell I matched the stock Fusion's dual co2 tube assembly end. Hope this helps some other purchasers or future buyers.
Lost a CO2 cartridge due to adapter being incompatible with the Sig Sauer MCX. Made a modification to the adapter to get it to work. Takes a bit of time but be careful not to nick the threads.
There isn't many reviews for this but I highly recommend them. They feed well and I never have a bb left. They hold a decent amount of ammo. No rattle. And the fit every m4 I tested. Tested them with echo 1 m4, lancer tactical m4, Vulcan m4, and cyma m4. Fit all mag wells and fed perfectly. Plus you get 10 so I was able to share a couple with teammates. Update: After installing a new inner barrel and a new ZCI hop-up, this magazine requires some fidgeting to get in, but that's expected with aftermarket internals. So, to recap, it fits perfectly fine in stock magwells and with stock hop-ups. However, if you are upgrading your gun, results may vary.
