Walther Reign UXT PCP Bullpup Air Rifle

This is a straight shooting, hard hitting, powerful air rifle. I love the look and the feel. The fore grip is super comfy. The cocking lever is more forward than other pups and is smooth as glass. The ambidextrous features are nice even for a righty. The magazine is well built, easy to load, and loads from the left or the right. The barrel is fantastic. The gun is super accurate, that's always a big plus, right. I'm not absolutely in love with the trigger, however, don't let it put you off there is nothing wrong with it unless you are an utter trigger snob. With a little work the trigger is quite nice. The stock is solid and doesn't make funny noises while operating the rifle. This has quickly become one of my favorite rifles.

I would have a foster fill fitting on the side of the rifle instead of a fill probe. Other than that, it's a solid gun.

Make sure you cock the rifle before you fill it the first time. There's a bit of fuss over the trigger, I don't see it. It's fine OOB and can be made better easily enough. There is also some fuss over the muzzle break. It's not a moderator and does not easily come off and requires barrel modification to get it off. All that being said it really isn't that loud. So, unless you need complete silence I wouldn't worry much about it.

Quality, light weight.

Solid stock or cover all of those screw holes. To be Regulated.

It doesn't affect me because I don't have the property/area, so sound is not an issue for me however I do get that others would like to be able to remove the monterator without sending out to be machined? It is a $500. Mid priced PCP.

I have had this rifle for several weeks now. I also purchased the Umerex NOTOS in .22 cal. I had PCP rifles several years ago but lost all to tragedy I am 72yo so my interest has changed to this being, 'just for fun' PCPs have much improved. Rifles are very expensive. I would have liked the FX Wildcat MK3, however these best fits my wants. This was a good choice. I have a bullpup and a pistol with stock. Their weight was also a factor in selecting the NOTOS is about 4 pounds and, the Reign is about 7. Both will gain about 1.5 pounds with scope. I highly recommend both. Great fun factor. I do enjoy them both for various, but separate reasons. Compare the specs. Both are a good buy, both shoot very well. Must experiment with different pellets to fit your desires. I am more about close range target out to 30 yards. I highly recommend both. If I could have only one, I would keep the NOTOS. It is light with less mass. But the Raign has a longer accurate range.

I have only one thing to suggest on the Reign magazine. On the rotating part mark the sides with a paint stripe so you can know when you are on the last pellet. Simple to do. I bought 5 mags.

it is a heavy rifle, but that also has some advantages and means a more structurally sound design. However, the other PCP bullpups have similar weights from 7 to 10 pounds. The more expensive rifles all require attentions which can result in more time, adjustment, expenses which can reduce the fun factor. Can you hunt with it? Yes. of course. But if you are buying for hunting then spend more money.