IZH MP-512M, Synthetic Stock

Light weight. Decent trigger. Easy cocking effort. Build quality (barrel and receiver). Comprehensive instructions and IPB (illustrated parts breakdown) provided. Extra spring and cleaning rod also in the box. TONS of value, here. Oh, did I mention that using the iron sights I was hitting the bullseye circle at 23 yards in low light? The elevation control worked for me. Didn't test the windage; that was already dead on.

Stock is kinda tacky - but what do you expect? If you want a wood stock buy the companion version. I like the low maint. aspect of plazdick. Stock a bit short but what the hey - it's more like a carbine that way. My RWS34 was a pain; it was so big and the stock (when exposed to some water in storage) had serious damage done to the finish and it was like H_ll to get that off and refinish.

Mine was sold as "used". Didn't look it a bit (thanks Pyramid). I spent plenty of time removing the preservative other folks mention both on the receiver and in the barrel. Ran cleaning patches using Ballistol. Cheap, non-toxic and effective.

Light weight, very accurate, has two scope mounts; use the one on the barrel.

Stock isn't great and is a little short. Would change stock to a different one, if I could find one....

Tossed the built in sights and put a cheap ($9.99) Daisy red-dot sight on the barrel mount, made the thing dead on accurate after laser bore-sighting the rifle! Don't use the rear sight as it will never be accurate to the barrel....

once i put a scope stop on it, it is very accurate.

make the stock a little longer and add a little wieght. iron sights are usless. stock is to thin.has a hollow sound to it. i have a g1 extreme and it has a solid sound and fell to it

put a scope on it to get the most out of this rifle. i am using 14.3 grain crosman preimers and shoots great

stock is a little short. rough gun and i dont know about the accuaracy yet cause you have a scope stop. my scope walks off the the rail in 10 shots.

stock a little longer. provide a scope stop

put a scope stop on it. iron sights are crude. will update after i get a scope stop

This airgun has an excellent barrel. It is also extremely light and shoulders fast and points well. The plastic stock looks cool; gives it a "Black Rifle" tactical look. It is very easy to shoot, and has good power for an inexpensive break barrel .22 cal airgun. Mine came with a plastic sleeve (looks like a muzzle brake w/o vents or ports) to replace the front sight if a scope is used.

This is noisy when it shoots - definitely twangy, but that is probably due to the lack of weight to absorb the recoil. I may try to deaden the sound and shock with some anti-vibration material that they use on compound bows from SIMMS

I like this gun and am anxious to try it out in the field for hunting crows. I will probably end up putting a scope on it once I break it in. The scope rail looks very solid. Over all a very utilitarian looking airgun.

The price. Nice power for a relatively inexpensive .22. Very accurate with open sights. "Natural shooter."

Maybe supply a muzzlebrake to replace the front sight when a scope comes into play.

Probably no better bargain out there in the sporter class. The .22 has nice knock-down power - should make an excellent hunter. All RWS .22 pellets perform excellent in this rifle.

I like the way it is built, because it shows us the accuracy of this gun.

I would like to have a scope mounted on it.

This gun rocks!!!