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Includes unmounted 3-9x32 scope. Super hunting power at a great price! Delivers 1400 fps with hyper-velocity pellets & 1200 fps with lead pellets!
Estimated in stock date 11-25-2009
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Includes unmounted 3-9x32 scope. Super hunting power at a great price! Delivers 1150 fps with hyper-velocity pellets & 1000 fps with lead pellets! In Stock
Fantastic hunting rifle with tremendous power...at a price you just can't beat!
11mm dovetail is unusual because it has Picatinny-style slots to make the rings & scope rock-steady
Breakbarrel rifle
Muzzlebrake adds cocking leverage
Synthetic stock
Monte Carlo buttstock has a raised cheekpiece
Checkered forearm & grip
Adjustable rubber buttpad has 3 inserts
TruGlo fiber optic sights (rear is fully adjustable)
Scope base accepts Weaver and 11mm dovetail optics mounts
Includes unmounted 3-9x32 scope & mount
Take a look at our suggested pellets by clicking on the AMMO link. Appropriate targets, safety equipment and other necessities are listed in the ACCESSORIES link.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-10-20 22:22:30
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By Daniel from USA on 2009-10-20 22:22:30 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Very well-made, solid airgun. Quite accurate out-of-the-box, using the iron sights. Very nice for plinking, target shooting, small game hunting. Things I would have changed:Umarex would do us all a great favor and just sell this gun alone, without "requiring" the scope to be purchased with it as a package. The included
... Read MoreThings I liked:Very well-made, solid airgun. Quite accurate out-of-the-box, using the iron sights. Very nice for plinking, target shooting, small game hunting. Things I would have changed:Umarex would do us all a great favor and just sell this gun alone, without "requiring" the scope to be purchased with it as a package. The included 3-9x40 scope is a Class A piece of junk, I've already had to return mine... What others should know:Generally, this is a nice high-velocity .22, but beware of the manufacturer's claims of 1000 fps using "standard pellets". My best chrono measurements using JSB 15.8gr round-nose pellets averaged 873.2 fps with std. dev. of 5.8; Very respectable but nowhere near the stated claim. I imagine that if one wanted to use the super-light ammo like Gamo Raptor or similar one could likely do better, but the 15-18gr weight range works very well for me.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-10-10 21:54:11
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By DBM from USA on 2009-10-10 21:54:11 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:The powerplant and accuracy. Things I would have changed:Synthetic stock is a little flimsy. Plastic trigger, safety, and trigger guard. Scope and scope mounts. What others should know:This rifle is a strong shooter and is very accurate. It is not terible loud bt it has Lots of recoil. The quality of the
... Read MoreThings I liked:The powerplant and accuracy. Things I would have changed:Synthetic stock is a little flimsy. Plastic trigger, safety, and trigger guard. Scope and scope mounts. What others should know:This rifle is a strong shooter and is very accurate. It is not terible loud bt it has Lots of recoil. The quality of the included scope is so-so. I bought a Centerpoint 4x16x40 Adventure series scope for mne and now I have a great and very powerful hunting combo. I do not have the gas ram. To conclude, if I had to do it all over again... I would definitely buy it again. It's a keeper!
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-09-27 09:58:44
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By phil from USA on 2009-09-27 09:58:44 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:The Power, the KICK, the sound it makes, and the looks. Not pretty but looks like the beast that it is. next one will be with air venturi, but i would still buy metal spring version also if i bought venturi 1st. Things I would have changed:Plastic trigger..... but it feels good anyway. What others should know:Just
... Read MoreThings I liked:The Power, the KICK, the sound it makes, and the looks. Not pretty but looks like the beast that it is. next one will be with air venturi, but i would still buy metal spring version also if i bought venturi 1st. Things I would have changed:Plastic trigger..... but it feels good anyway. What others should know:Just order one! pyramydair has air venturi spring for serious shooters, installed with warranty (one year) for 299.00 as of 9-26-09 for talon 177 or 22. keep stock screws tight, and keep an eye on scope screws, especially when new. 22 has 26.5ft/lbs or so if you look up the falcon hunter addition. I think it shows on air venturi model if its not on std. falcon ad then look there.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-07-31 10:55:04
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By JAMES from USA on 2009-07-31 10:55:04 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Power, Price, Design, Quality and Style. Things I would have changed:Scope, Plastic trigger, trigger guard, safety. What others should know:This is a big, powerful gun, it is also heavy for a airgun, this gun takes a lot of force to cock, I would recomend this gun to the user who has phsyical strenght and
... Read MoreThings I liked:Power, Price, Design, Quality and Style. Things I would have changed:Scope, Plastic trigger, trigger guard, safety. What others should know:This is a big, powerful gun, it is also heavy for a airgun, this gun takes a lot of force to cock, I would recomend this gun to the user who has phsyical strenght and is looking for an airgun to hunt with, I am very pleased with this gun, everytime I shoot it I am impressed a little more, I was able to keep a 2" group at 35 yards within the first 20 shoots of the rifle, I do recomend either replacing the scope or purchasing the Walther Falcon, the Falcon is the same gun but, with a camo stock and better scope for $50 more, I can not imagine someone beng unhappy with this gun, go ahead and buy it, you will be pleased.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-07-28 19:21:06
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By Edward from USA on 2009-07-28 19:21:06 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:This is a very accurate rifle. It is not as hold sensitive as most airguns. While it does not reach the advertised velocity, it is close enough for me. Average of five shots for each pellet yielded 1048 fps for RWS Meisterkugeln, 1050 fps for RWS Super H Point, and 1076 fps for Crosman Premier HP. The gas cylinder is certainly
... Read MoreThings I liked:This is a very accurate rifle. It is not as hold sensitive as most airguns. While it does not reach the advertised velocity, it is close enough for me. Average of five shots for each pellet yielded 1048 fps for RWS Meisterkugeln, 1050 fps for RWS Super H Point, and 1076 fps for Crosman Premier HP. The gas cylinder is certainly a worthwhile modification. Recoil is much reduced when compared to my unaltered Walther Falcon Hunter; I also liked the fact that the spring is sent to you with the rifle. Things I would have changed:Several months ago I bought the Walther Falcon Hunter. That gun is the same as the Talon, but for camo stock and caliber. Both models were redesigned several months ago to correct a problem with the stock cracking at the point where four screws anchor the mechanism to the stock. Although it is not advertised, the trigger was also changed to include a weight-of-pull adjustment. I was disappointed to see that my Talon, purchased earlier in July, was the discontinued model that was the subject of so many complaints. Hopefully the reduced recoil of the gas piston will also alleviate the stock cracking problem. Specify the newer model when ordering, if you can. What others should know:I have been shooting airguns since 1968. The Talon and Falcon Hunter are the most powerful such guns I have ever handled. They are also among the most accurate. You can't go wrong with either of these guns, particularly if they incorporate the newest modifications.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-07-17 21:25:43
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By Customer from USA on 2009-07-17 21:25:43 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:power, accuracy, solid Things I would have changed:would like to see a wooden stock offered. What others should know:I just got it today 7-16-09. I Have read lots of reviews on this gun (I have the .22 version). After all the pics and things iv read about this gun, The one I received today was obviously
... Read MoreThings I liked:power, accuracy, solid Things I would have changed:would like to see a wooden stock offered. What others should know:I just got it today 7-16-09. I Have read lots of reviews on this gun (I have the .22 version). After all the pics and things iv read about this gun, The one I received today was obviously updated from the factory. It was received by pyramid on 7-7-09 so i guess its the newest version in production.
The trigger was still plastic as was the saftey but it dint bother me any, They both worked fine. I dont think I had to pull trigger any more than I did on a beemen Rs2 Or a g1 extreme. Iv only shot 100 shots so far. no screws are backing out and I had the scope dead on in 3 adjustments (got lucky).
The most interesting change on this gun is that the stock only had 1screw on each side and they were right hand threaded. I did notice that the stock screw on the left side was differant than the one on the right side. The scope had some two sided clear tape on it to keep it from sliding back (works).
The barrel was reported by others to have a pin holding it on and also that it had a tendacy to back out. This new version has a tight, threaded screw holding the barrel on. No pin. Its looks like the cocking arm is differant shaped also. shoots great. exellent accuracy. The iron sights were dead on out of the box. Very utilitarian looking. looks like its made for business, not looking at. It It's very long. Cocking effort was more than usual but it was'nt hard for me at 5'11" and 220 pounds. penetrates 20 gauge steel at 10 feet.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-07-07 00:41:14
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By Scott from USA on 2009-07-07 00:41:14 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Big, powerful, rugged, with exceptional speed.The open sights are pretty good. Probably the best price out there for the average shooter/hunter. It tops my other five springers for power. Things I would have changed:The safety and trigger appears to be plastic and a little wobbly, but not bad as of yet. For a gun with
... Read MoreThings I liked:Big, powerful, rugged, with exceptional speed.The open sights are pretty good. Probably the best price out there for the average shooter/hunter. It tops my other five springers for power. Things I would have changed:The safety and trigger appears to be plastic and a little wobbly, but not bad as of yet. For a gun with this much power and recoil, it could stand to be refined a bit. Like most combos the scope set up is not for a springer with this kind of power. Sell it without the questionable scope and rings for a few dollars less. Provide it with a better scope and rings. What others should know:If you are on a budget like I am and want the most bang for the buck, buy it. No dissappointment. This should be sold without the combo. Many people like just open sights anyway, and can mount a much better scope set up themselves.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-05-06 00:24:42
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By loudog from USA on 2009-05-06 00:24:42 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:the power, the power, the power. wow! this thing feels and looks like the real deal and delivers the goods. after getting used to its weight it hits my cans at 30 and 60 yards every time. starlings and scrub jay's beware. have had some other pellet rifles claiming similar speeds but now i know what it should be like at 1200 fps
... Read MoreThings I liked:the power, the power, the power. wow! this thing feels and looks like the real deal and delivers the goods. after getting used to its weight it hits my cans at 30 and 60 yards every time. starlings and scrub jay's beware. have had some other pellet rifles claiming similar speeds but now i know what it should be like at 1200 fps. i never thought 200 clams would cough up a killer deal like this. i am also going to purchase the hunter venturi model in 22 and maybe even the 25 cal. my neighbors came by when i was sighting it in they thought it was a 22 powder gun by the sound of it. this thing looks, feels, and shoots quality. Things I would have changed:well the trigger takes some getting used to i like 1 1/2 to 2 lbs pull 4 seems stiff trigger plastic. the hollow stock resonates that huge rams power slam and could make a person go deaf, so i drilled a 3/8 hole behind the barrel and another behind the butt plate, took some 100% silicone and a caulking gun and filled the stock with silicone starting at the skinny end. it took two full bottles but ya know what? that barrel heavy feeling went away and so did the huge bang next to my ear. the gun feels much more balanced. What others should know:yes the silicone in the stock was a 100% change in the balance and ear noise, i will be doing this to my next one first thing.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-05-05 11:24:45
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By dee from USA on 2009-05-05 11:24:45 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:great rifle for the money awesome accuracy grouping with 1/4-1/2 inch, sighted in rifle one day next shot first squirrel at 30 yards dead on Things I would have changed:nothing to compare to bought 3 airguns so far this is the only one that function properly What others should know:read online articles excellent
... Read MoreThings I liked:great rifle for the money awesome accuracy grouping with 1/4-1/2 inch, sighted in rifle one day next shot first squirrel at 30 yards dead on Things I would have changed:nothing to compare to bought 3 airguns so far this is the only one that function properly What others should know:read online articles excellent article online for sighting in rifle part 1,2,3 -- highly recommended
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-03-17 09:58:06
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By John from USA on 2009-03-17 09:58:06 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:It's a Walther. Power! Very nice air rifle. Seems to be well made, but only time will tell. Full size rifle, not a youth model. Heavy. weight is about that of the Remington Model 700 7mm mag. Things I would have changed:The scope mounts that come with this rifle. Need to have a built in scope stop. This rifle kicks
... Read MoreThings I liked:It's a Walther. Power! Very nice air rifle. Seems to be well made, but only time will tell. Full size rifle, not a youth model. Heavy. weight is about that of the Remington Model 700 7mm mag. Things I would have changed:The scope mounts that come with this rifle. Need to have a built in scope stop. This rifle kicks like an AR15 .223 round. This rifle will kick the scope off in about 10 rounds. My rifle sheared off the Walther scope stop screw. Going to try the Gamo rubber bumber stop. What others should know:Heavy recoil. If you mount the scope you will have to use thread-locker, (Lock-tite) or you probably won't have the scope mounted for long. The rifle is a beast to cock. You'll be glad it's a long as it is when it's time to cock the thing. With the iron sights I can get a dime size grouping at 35 yards. Will probably drive tacks once I can get the scope to stay mounted.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2009-01-29 07:56:54
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By Bill from USA on 2009-01-29 07:56:54 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:I have this in .22 and it is the most powerful spring gun I have ever shot, this rifle is built super sturdy, the spring in this thing is very hard to cock and kicks like a powder gun when you unleash the pellet. Things I would have changed:nothing What others should know:Made in Turkey by Hatsan and imported
... Read MoreThings I liked:I have this in .22 and it is the most powerful spring gun I have ever shot, this rifle is built super sturdy, the spring in this thing is very hard to cock and kicks like a powder gun when you unleash the pellet. Things I would have changed:nothing What others should know:Made in Turkey by Hatsan and imported Walther/Umarex This Rifle is the same as the Falcon Hunter with a lesser scope and different stock.
Walther Talon Magnum review entered on 2008-04-05 18:08:38
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By Blaise from USA on 2008-04-05 18:08:38 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Solid tight build quality, sleek feel, light weight, butch power. I wanted a rifle like my Gamo Shadow with more power. This is it! It's like a Shadow on steroids. The stock plastic is a cheaper grade than that of the Shadow and I was not impressed when I first felt the plastic trigger and safety switch. However, things are strong
... Read MoreThings I liked:Solid tight build quality, sleek feel, light weight, butch power. I wanted a rifle like my Gamo Shadow with more power. This is it! It's like a Shadow on steroids. The stock plastic is a cheaper grade than that of the Shadow and I was not impressed when I first felt the plastic trigger and safety switch. However, things are strong and work just fine and the trigger pull is actually pretty light, better than most Gamos and better than my Benjamin Sheridan Super Streak (great gun). Design and manufacture are very solid, metal work is very good, tolerances are tight. This thing needs break-in. It comes absolutely drenched in light grade oil! This causes diesaling. I cleaned the barrel and wiped down the gun as much as possible, let stand on butt for a couple of days to have oil drain to trigger. Then I started breaking in. This gun has MEAN power. Feels like as much power as my Super Streak when it was breaking in, even a tad more! Breaks sound barrier (1,117 fps at my location) with regular 7.9 gr lead. It's very accurate too! ( at least at my 40 foot test range). Good quality open sites. It's very difficult to cock, but is getting better. I think this will break-into being one of my favorites. Things I would have changed:Somewhat cheapy feeling plastic trigger and safety switch, the ridiculous amount of high viscosity oil this thing is drenched in. What others should know:Very solid but needs break-in period more than most guns. Mondo power not for the faint of heart.
