Customer Reviews With Photos

Purchased my new Benjamin Trail NP2 .22 a month ago, I put in a lighter spring, then went looking for that perfect pellet, I tried 7 different kinds, then I purchased the Superdome, which gave me the best results.

Esta pistola Smith & Wesson es preciosa. En la foto esta con una baqueta de polímero que también compre en umarexoutlet.com. Me facina su funcionamiento y no tiene nada que envidiarle a la pistola original de la cual esta es una replica.

The Avalon Saber AEG came in safe and sound but the display box was badly damaged, and the "AEG" only came with a mag with no other accessories, not even a jamming rod...for the price of nearly $400. Now I'll have to do a inspection on the Aeg to see if it's even a gen 2 (True) Avalon Saber CQB. P.S the stock does wobble alot! Beware.

Fits a little tight but mine worked 10 times in a row. That is a full magazine and all that I tested it. There is not reason to think that it won't work more than 10 times. It is also 2/3 the price of the Benjamin brand.

Overall this is worth the money if you need the two included oils and cleaning tools. Although on the pricey side, I found silicone oil for half the price of the Air Chamber Lube sold individually but it was half the amount (1/4 oz instead of 1/2 oz). So, I chose this kit as it's recommended by the mfg of the bb gun I own and includes cylinder oil which I needed and the cleaning tools. As mentioned in other reviews, oil bottles are not sealed properly. There is a seal under the cap but it's just sitting there. Oil did leak inside the kit as you can see in the included pictures. I don't know how much was leaked/lost exactly but one bottle looks to be 3/4 full. When it comes time to purchase more oil, hopefully I can find it locally. As for the included targets... looks like they are 30 feet away while holding them in my hand (very small lol).

First off I just want to say that I like the gun overall but as you can see from the pictures it has a lot of problems I have went through countless o-rings because of the poor manufacturing when they drill holes and failure to clean them properly the trigger straight sucks out of the box can be adjusted to be a little bit better out of the box I was only getting about 730 something fps very far from the 950 that the manufacturer claims it can do hajimoto productions does some fantastic upgrades for it they are well worth the money if you like doing the work yourself if you don't hajimoto offers a gun the exact same thing fully upgraded that they sell and if you have the money you're better off just buying it then buying this this one is not worth any of money it out of the box is just straight junk the bottle does not line up properly so it leaks the air stripper that comes on it is broke right out of the box so there's just a lot of things that need corrected before they sell them this one looks like it had sat around in a warehouse for a while because it started rusting on the inside on the internals so I had a lot of lot of cleaning I had to do so I do not recommend anyone buying this but after a bunch of modifications and upgrades it does run a lot better

These are well known awesome, heavy, accurate pellets. Unfortunately I doubt I will get to use all of them and many will be damaged. If you buy pellets here be aware they do not know how to properly ship/protect items that are prone to bending and breaking. They're just not capable. Too many pellet tins I've bought arrive dented rendering many pellets inside unuseable because they insist on throwing them in a plastic bag which provides zero protection during the rough shipping process. They should know better. I can't buy pellets from them any more until I hear that they're better protected. Sure, If they arrive damaged they're happy to take them back and refund you but who wants that?

I haven't been a shooter in many years, and this is my first break-barrel air rifle. The ol' pumpmaster 760 was not doin' the trick on the rats under the bird feeders so I figured I better upgrade to keep things humane. This rifle feels surprisingly heavy and well made to me. I like the texture on the stock. Low cocking effort, nice sights. I haven't mounted the scope and probably won't. I shoot rats from my front porch from about 15 ft so I set up a target at that range. Free standing, with no support, here are my first 30 pellets, right outta the box with no adjustments, as you can see, I won't be missing any rats. I totally acknowledge that I'm shooting at very short range but seems like it should do what I bought it to do. umarexoutlet.com shipped it in a box 4-5 times bigger than it needed to be, so it banged around inside that box, and the manufacturer's box was broken open. The gun doesn't appear to be damaged but, geez, umarexoutlet.com.

This is a great air pistol. Heavy, very realistic and with an awesome blowback feature that is a work of art in itself. I have other 4 guns, but this is my go-to choice whenever I find some time for plinking. Shoots fast, strong and consistently. Very good option for those interested in precision for garage and backyard shooting.

I bought it for my Glock 19x luckily I did because the 19x didn’t come with a mag, but It’s works ok it kept sliding out of the gun with i cocked it back and the bullets would frequently jam when trying to shoot but other then that it’s ok.

These are the same as the ones that come with the Legends BB rifle and the Colt Peacemaker BB pistol. I had read another review where they said they colored the “lead” part of the cartridges with a silver sharpie. I thought it sounded like a nice idea so I did it as well. You can see how they look in the last photo. I ordered one more set, so now I have a total of 40. I wanted 24 to use to fill the bullet loops on a gun belt and holster I’m going to make soon. Recommended.

Wanted to share my experience because it was a little different from what I had seen online. The gun comes in a box, not a case like you see in most unboxing videos. Seems like a really good quality gun. I would say on par with Krytac. It shoots really good and was accurate at 30yrds and I am sure beyond. I am a lefty so all of the controls are ambi which is a big plus. Stock is a little wobbly which isn’t a crazy big deal because that will happen on actual AR’s as well so it is something I have gotten used to. The battery tubes will only fit 1600 MaH butterfly batteries. I made the mistake of getting 2200 Mah and they are too big to fit. So I will either get some more of the 1600’s or convert to a LiPO. Now for the Ugly orange tip... I plan to use a tracer unit regularly so I needed to be able to get that off. VFC makes this a huge chore especially on this gun. You can’t take the handrail off because the amplifier tip is too big. I wanted to take it off so that I could heat the amplifier and loosen the glue to get it off. First, I took out the hex screw that pins the amplifier to the threads. Next, I ended up but boiling the tip (including very end of handrail) for about 2-3 minutes. After that, one person held the gun while the other took a strap wrench (Highly recommended) and with some effort it came right off. Lastly, I just cleaned up the glue from the threading with a fine knife and painted the amplifier with a matte black. Once it is off it goes back on and off with no problem. I will still use it occasionally as it is a well built amplifier. Also, the mag it came with works but isn’t great... use the PTS mags instead they are much nicer quality. Also, the QRS stock doesn’t have a QD Mount for a sling... it has the hole that looks like it would work but is too small and doesn’t work.. big disappointment there. Why have it on the hand guard and not the stock?

Item works great. No issues.

I needed a good drop compensating mount for a Walther Parrus, and thought this was the answer. After about 150 rounds I saw that the mount was slipping rearward, even with the stop pin engaged. When I pulled the mount I saw that the stop pin was deforming the aluminum base and that it was allowing the pin to tilt back. This base should be steel , not aluminum, and the stop pin should be a larger diameter for more bearing area in the mount and on the rifle. This may work OK on an RWS rifle that has a separate dovetail base on top of the receiver that allow both stop pins to be used, on rifles with the dovetails milled into the receiver and only one pin hole it just cant take the recoil.

(((UPDATE 17,253 rounds later and 86 CO2 canisters later the slide catcher snapped off)))For $60 it works great it feels great. It has a little bit of weight to it. I’ve had no problems with it firing or any leak of any sort. Although the slide does sound like a tin can which is to be expected for $60 CO2 powered pistol. The blowback feels great, it is a little loud firing but other than that, I think it’s a great gun for the price.