Umarex Notos PCP Carbine

Great small pcp and price point and quality is great

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When my package arrived the box was damaged and opened and everything was moved around and open. Concerned they sent me a used gun but so far gun is shooting well.

1. ability to adjust the regulator. 2. Simple Design 3. Easy to take apart and put back together. 4. Adjustable Trigger - limited but enough to be useful.

Dump the non-standard o-rings. I like to work on my guns and always buy a full set of O-Rings to repair what I damage. Some of the sizes had 6-month lead times. The open sights cannot be used with the included stock. It is impossible to get your face low enough to use the open sights. Either correct the stock or somehow elevate the open sights about an inch. Make the moderator removable. Would simplify certain modifications. Better trigger adjustment, would like to get down to 1.5 pounds, currently seems to limit at 2.5 pounds.

Good solid entry level gun with features of more expensive guns. I'm setting mine for 12 foot pounds to be back yard friendly. The low price and adjustability make a nice back yard plinker and target gun.

Small. Quiet. Accurate. Everything works well. It's my first airgun so I don't have anything to compare to other than my rimfire .22's. But all in all it was exactly what I wanted. An affordable, small, accurate and quiet back yard pest management system. I don't think I could have done any better for the money spent!

Nothing that wouldn't make the price higher in the end! Maybe include the open sights to make it usable out of the box?

I like the overall looks, weight, and feel of this air rifle. Adapting a red dot was very easy and to zero the rifle was within three shots. I zeroed for 30 yards and the zero hasn't moved in over 700 shots.

The magazine needs to be fixed. Each pellet wants to tilt up when loading.

I bought this rifle over a Hatsan Jet II... which I am sorry for buying. Don't waste your money on a Jet II and buy this one...

Accurate. Lightweight. Good for pesting out to 75 yards with the jsb hades.

Make the poppet stronger. Re-enforce the shroud (metal picatinny rail would be nice) . Offer a wood stock version.

The poppet will eventually crack. Super easy to replace just watch a youtube video. Maple custom products offers peek and delrin poppets. You are messing up if you don't try the hades in this. On my 2nd one, first one is becoming a project. Get some high rings for a good cheek weld, utg high 1 inch are decent.

Short compact .22 pellet rifle with adjustable stock, full length rail for attachments, and pairs perfectly with the Monstrum Cyborg prism 4x BDC illuminated reticle and JTS dead center or JSB exact jumbo heavy Diablo match pellets. This thing is a tack driver at 25-30 yards.

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You will need a decent high pressure air compressor and a high pressure hand pump for the field to pressurize this tank. Make sure to follow instructions. I disconnected the air line without bleeding off the pressure on the line and half of the internal air filter came flying out and clogged the fill nozzle. Took forever to get it all out.

Its so light! And so quiet! Love it.

Bigger side lever

Light wait, we'll put together

1) Lightweight. 2) Compact (use as a pistol or with the stock) 3) Accurate (when you find the right pellets/slugs). 4) Highly customizable and modifiable - The aftermarket mods for this gun are plentiful and delicious. You can easily add another 75-100 fps with some basic tweaks and add-ons. (You can even make it a .25 if you want. 5) Well built. 6) GREAT project gun, but great out of the box too. 7) Amazing for all ages.

A slightly larger tank would be nice to get more shots out of it. 21 shots before it starts falling off is the only real pain point I have with it.

This is such a fun little fun. You won’t be sorry if you get one.

I’ve had this gun for a few years, haven’t shot more than a few hundred pellets. I have a cheap Amazon 3x9 AO scope. It’s plenty accurate at 20 yd limit In my yard. Like others the magazine sucks and jams but here’s a work around that works for me. When loading a pellet out of the magazine hold the gun up at about 45 degrees and the pellets feed fine. Crossman Premier seem to work well and are dime accurate at 20yds . I prefer the single shot tray, so crappy magazine function isn’t a big problem. Try raising the barrel at 45 degrees to feed from the magazine and see if it helps.

Shipped with two functional magazines

See above on getting magazines to load without jamming