Umarex Komplete NitroAir PCP Rifle

There is nothing about this I do not love. Trigger, accuracy, weight, scope ( OK but plan on a replacement), look and feel. Magazine system is excellent. Now the cylinders. These get allt of attention by the pop guys as not desirable. I do not have spare expensive pop cylinders lying around or a $300 to $500 high pressure pump or . . . Just $10 a pop 40 shot well regulated cylinders. 0.25$ person not counting pellet. Normal .22 powder rifle rounds are $10 to $40 a box depending on your shooting pleasure. I also have a Gamo Swarm Magnum 10x Gen2 in .22. I have finally found rounds that will shoot 1/2 " groups at 35 yards. It is cooking by Armstrong and at my age, 2 arms required. The Komplete is just aim and shoot. Screw in a new cartridge and keep going. Great idea and excellent execution. Buy one or two. You will not be disappointed.

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I think these will be popular. Cartridges are available from Cabellas,Tractor Supply, Umarex etc. $20 for 2 at Cabellas

Extremely accurate. Trigger's not bad. Alot of the reviews C/O the scope. I had a gun smith install the scope, and I've had no problems. Holds zero well. You should get about 25 shots per cylinder without having to change point of aim.

The N cylinder on my gun didn't seal on hand tightening. Had to use a wrench for the first dozen cylinders. Now it seals ok. The magazine is a little finicky. Overall all I'm happy with the rifle.

I don't know if dry firing harms the gun. I don't do it. I didn't look at the manual at this time but it might indicate wether they recommend or prohibit dry firing.

accuracy, power, ability to add accessories via mlok sides

nothing yet...wait...the scope!

first time at the range i noticed that the bolt action was stiff acting. almost seemed like it was hitting something when trying to push it forward. you could make it go all the way but the force required seemed to be excessive. after investigating it appears the bolt was not centered on the chamber and the shoulder of the bolt would strike the edge of the magazine hole and likewise the edge of the chamber. it loosened up a bit after 50~ rounds but it started to cause the mags not to rotate freely to the next pellet. I called Umarex service and they provided a shipping label to send it to them so they could look at it. they were very nice to deal with. as far as the shooting part goes: i thought it was great! dime size groups at 25yrds.quiet. all around great "bang" for the buck! can't wait to get it back! (get a different scope) :)

light weight, accurate, easy to maintain and repair. Like the new concept in Nitro with regulated shots. Nitrogen is much more stable than CO2. There is also a refillable tank kit for this rifle. Not sure about FPS and accuracy with using "Air" ??

Need a method to keep from double feeding and piling up pellets in the barrel. I am a airgun smith and had one come to me to repair with 6 pellets jammed. 4 in the barrel, one in the magazine and one inside the bolt chamber. bolt was stuck in the cocked position and the one in the magazine was between the magazine and the barrel. Ended up removing the barrel and the bolt assembly. Don't ask me how that one got in there??? When the bolt is back the hole is exposed and a pellet will fit thru it. This pellet was completely destroyed and in small pieces. Not sure if it was pushed back or blown back. Customer had let a "Friend" use it and I am guessing tried to push the pellet back into the magazine with a rod ? ? ? Who knows. JUST BE AWARE that it is easily double fed or more. Even when it is "cocked" you can pull back the charging arm and push another pellet into the barrel.

Be sure you stay awake and not double feed this rifle. Otherwise I found it fairly well built. Didn't like the plastic everywhere where that it should be metal. Especially the trigger. Plastics these days seem to be durable and strong ?? But for the price you can't go wrong with this new innovative air rifle. Very accurate !

This weapon is very light. I found it easy to sight in and it is extremely accurate. I really like that it has multi shot capabilities.

Nothing so far.

Accuracy is pretty good, especially for the price. I'm getting 1/2"-5/8" groups at 50 yds. Power is on par with what I was after for a small game hunting gun. I'm getting 860 fps with 18.1gr jsb pellets. I really like that it's regulated, this gives really good consistent shots. The mags are easy to load. The side lever works great. Overall it's probably the best $200 airgun out there.

First off, the scope... come on umarex, ditch the "scope" and give me something useful like extra mags or another tank. The scope that comes with it is garbage. The adjustable trigger needs some improvement. If I adjust it to where I'd consider it a good trigger with little takeup, then you can't put the safety on! So you either get a good trigger and no safety or a safety and a long takeup. Hopefully they fix this. And finally is the forearm. It's too short, it should cover the tank. For hunting, I don't want that bright shinny tank staring right at my quarry. I fixed this by making a camo sleeve for the tanks. I also broke one of the clips that holds the forearm on, but fortunately the other one is enough to hold it in place.

Best bang for your buck out there. I really like this gun. I'm getting 40-42 full power shots per tank. Once it falls off the regulator velocity drops quick, the 860fps stated above is down to about 700fps at shot 45. Also, if you can't get the tanks, I found them in stock at my local tractor supply.

Adult size gun

Better scope

nitros, Out of Stock

PCP power and convenience without the PCP recharging issues Picatinny scope rail allows for flexible positioning overcoming most of the issues with the excessive 14" LOP Nice trigger. No creep, crisp release. Very accurate. Nitrogen beats CO2 and atmospheric air for temperature stability. Ability to store "charged" makes this convenient for pest control where the time to charge a piston lever gun is a problem.

Add an adjustable stock for LOP and cheek weld , LOP should go down to 12" allowing for "clavicle hold" for smaller statured people. Provided scope is unacceptable. I never even mounted it. Skip this, lower the price and allow the buyer to purchase their own optic with the savings. Expensive replaceable Nitrogen cartridges are a fact of life.

This is a great inexpensive way to get into small caliber PCP. Yes the nitrogen cartridges are expensive, but this is still a lower cost than buying a portable pump, unless you shoot a lot. With an accurate flat trajectory this from 50' to 100' this is going to be my primary pest control tool. The fact that it can be stored charged is a real plus.

First I like how light it is, and how accurate it is. I shot two mags at 50 yards CtC .35 using the Arken 4-16 X 50 and at 100 I got 1.35 CtC. This is a very good rifle I feel I'm a fair judge on this platform. I Owen several FX, Air Ventures, Scout Epoic, Hassan and several break barrels as well.

larger mags

In my opinion, contrary to other PC shooters, this rifle can hold its Owen for hunting and back yard fun and for a beginner not that expensive compared to other PC's.

Power , Aesthetics, clips wait.

I would work on the bolt it has the possibility of jamming two pellets because of the cocky mechanism . I had to return one, and the bolt is a little rough. The accuracy falls off conservatively after 40 shots.

If you want a rifle that has good power for 40 shots , and decently accurate it's a good rifle for Pest Control. Just pay attention to the bolt because I think there's a quality issue there. If you're going to have an issue it seems to happen right away be careful of double feeds.