Umarex Airem 2 Break Barrel .177 Caliber Pellet Gun Air Rifle

This is a solid brake barrel air rifle not a toy full of plastic like some other competitors. Extremely accurate right out of the box. Some folks complain about the scope that comes with it but let me tell you that if you take the time and zero that scope the right way, you will be very satisfied with the results. The gun is little bit heavy, just the way I like it, solid. Fist 40 to 50 shots very loud,then it mellows like a fine wine. U will not be disappointed if you buy it. Thanks

I read a lot of bad reviews after I ordered it which made me a little nervous. None of them seemed to be correct once i got it. It has lots of power and the sound is just slightly above weaker air rifles. Punched a hole thru both sides of my burn barrel, so power is not an issue! As for the sound compliments, I found it to be just slightly louder than other air rifles and not nearly as loud as a .22 rifle. All of this on a single pump, which was not difficult at all. If you treat it like an HK and give the barrel a quick slap, it pops right open, so the compliments about being to difficult to pump did not turn out to be the case either..I highly recommend for anyone dealing with Garden pests

Bought this for a backyard woodchuck infestation. Came well packed, retail box inside of plain shipping box. All as it should be. Read instructions, cleared the breech, tightened all the screws. Mounted the scope. Took all of 3 shots to zero at 35 yds. First shot 6 lo/6 right. Adjusted, but lost track of el. clicks. 2nd shot dead on windage, 2 hi. Adjusted, 3rd where I wanted it. Ran another dozen or so through it, windage stayed true, el. lil lo, lil hi. I attribute that to the 62 year old guy squeezing the trigger, and an extremely long trigger pull. Play with that later, good enough to put some fear into some aggravating woodchucks. Yes, I read the negative reviews. Can't agree with them. My only cons are 1) safety. Good place, but it's a two handed operation. Hopefully loosen up with use/lube. 2) weight. This thing is HEAVY. I hunt with a Winchester .300 mag. There is not much difference in weight. If you're gonna hike with this, get a sling. Satisfied so far. Oh, the first few breaks of the barrel WERE hard, but those got easier with use.

I don't know what ever one is bitching about Manny they have never owned a rifle before . You cat treat it like a hammerIt's a gun . Not a crutch. Remberto trat it like a gun and you should not have a problem. When you cock it don't grab it by the scope and . Have fun

The first one arrived double boxed, but although the unit was brand new it took about 5 pounds of pressure to cock and when fired the piston would slowly move forward and the pellet would not move. Umarex has a 3 year warranty, but they wanted me to pay return freight on a brand new defective product.The second unit arrived not double boxed and it was obvious the unit had been opened. It was poorly bagged, no packing foam, the scope mounts were missing, the front sight plastic hood was broken and there was no manual. All that aside I decided to keep the unit because it cocked and fired. The first ten shots were louder than a 22, but once the oil burned off it was much quieter. The standard sites are accurate enough for hitting what you want.I sent another email about the missing scope mounts and Umarex sent replacements very quickly. It took a while to mount and adjust the scope, but I was able to get reasonably good grouping with gun resting on a support.Between the stiff trigger pull and the kick of the piston it is hard to group shots closer than a couple of inches at 50 feet. Certainly accurate enough, but not 22 rifle accurate.I have only fired about 50 pellets so I can't comment on long term quality, but for the money paid (this item frequently goes on sale for less than $100) I think it is a reasonable value.Amazon's shipping, packing and total lack of service makes buying a product like this from them questionable.

You better buy this while it's 52.00 dollars. Toss the scope aside because the fiberglow sights are deadly accurate. Even before I got it sighted in it was grouping so close you couldn't see how many pellets entered the same area. I know in other reviews people complained about the stock screws coming loose. Mine were tight out of the box. If they do try to back out I'll put some locktite on the screws. The first thing I did was clean the barrel with silicone lubricant and a flexible bore cleaner. First shot sounded like a 22 lr. After about thirty rounds it quieted down. This rifle is super powerful. Could be dieseling a bit from the silicone. Love this gun.

Unpacked it and loaded a pointed lead pellet and shot, did not expect a crack from it breaking the sound barrier😭😭 it was so loud but after 3 more shots of awesomeness it cleared the factory grease then went to sounding not super loud but not super quiet. (Very unstable when shooting supersonic)

First, I don't harm anything with this, I just use it for plinking around the farm on occasion. That being said, it is incredibly accurate with the fixed sights, although a little louder than expected. I haven't unboxed the scope, but even if junk this pellet rifle is well worth the money and VERY well made.