Umarex Synergis Combo Reviews

It is good on accuracy at 20m, magazines (2) very nice, included scope

It is HEAVY, not nice for taking it to hunting, the scope in my case was very to the left (or the gun barrel) almost out on the windage (left/right screw).

I think this rifle (.22) can be more accurate if you could adjust the trigger

Underlever just seems to work smoother than a break barrel. Magazine works very well and is easy to load.

Rifle is large. Length is not the issue, although it is long, it is the weight. Gun has the same feel as a Winchester Model 70 Safari Rifle. If the gun could lose a pound or 2 in weight, it would be a ideal repeating pellet rifle.

I like the feel and weight of the gun.

I would add a single shot tray as an option. Longer pellets won't fit the mag.

30 yards it will shoot quarter size group. So far.

Easy to use and very accurate.

Not a thing

Pyramydair customer service is incredibly. I ordered pellets that would not work in the rifle and without asking. They sent me replacements pellets. The ones they used to test the rifle before shipping. Because of the great customer service. I will be purchasing my PCP rifle from them. By the way. It is well worth the extra money for them to test out for you. Can not go wrong with this company

The 12-rounds magazine is the best design and makes shooting very convenient. Based on the design, people can drill quickly and focus on shooting but not loading. Some shooters complained about the design and the quality, but I never met any problems. Remember to pull the underlever to the bottom in one move. If you are unsure if you loaded the gun, shoot. Than, the air rifle will never jam.

The scope has a severe defect. If you wear glasses, you can see the cross clearly but can't see objects sharply. If you take off the glasses, you can see things clearly, but you can't see the cross. Meanwhile, the scope can't withstand the recoil, so you can't zero the gun. That means you almost have no opportunity to discuss the accuracy. Even if you mount a better scope, the accuracy is still as good as the gun should be.

After testing the fourth Synergis, I can conclude that it's impossible to zero the gun with the included scope. And the trigger was so hard to pull.

Great Value, quiet plinking, heavy hitting, accurate, feels good, looks cool.

Magazine needs improvement - the spring feels weak and is inconsistent, I dry fired because of it.

You can pull out the magazine to see if you have a pellet in the magazine - its best to look if you are not sure.

When she works she is amazing!!!! Super accurate. Light weight for what it is (still heavy but all things considered not bad at 10 pounds with glass on it) I have a dozen pcp guns and 6 out of 7 days I mainly just plink and screw off in my property. I bought this and a Hatsan 155 torpedo to use on those days to give my compressor a break.

The one and only thing- which is rather important- The feeding mechanism works wonders but one little error in the magazine rotating missed a pellet and then led to endless jams no matter how well I cleaned that barrel. I now single load it with tweezers very slowly to make sure the probe is loading the projectile perfectly straight into the breech until my buddy can 3d print a single shot tray for me. I saw someone else did a down and dirty answer and broke a magazine into a single shot tray. I may try that as the plastic in it is shredded from the probe scraping it.

Amazing gun! Just cant load it. Lol. I thought I had a good one and no mag issues but only 30 shots 3 magazines) later. Always careful to do a clean cocking each time. It failed and caused tons of problems. I need to take the shroud off to really really get that barrel but that would void warranty. Considering sending it back. Sad. If you just had an easier time single loading it as well as magazine option it would be awesome.

excellent balance, scope is better than expected, 10 shot round mags, trigger pull; a little creep, crisp let off; trigger pull weight is 2.5 # ( yes, I do minor gun smithing ) a really nice air gun for the price! very accurate for an air rifle (.22 cal. ) nickle size groups at 50yds. I used 15 rounds from bore site to zero at 50yds. I used a bore site tool to start.

the magazine is difficult to install/remove; you must go beyond the recommended 45 degrees, the pump lever is hard to hold w/o actually cocking it. also, the cocking is really hard.

I should have spent the xtra money and got the gas, bolt action model, with air kit! For the money, you couldn't ask for better air rifle.

I like that it's not a break-barrel, so your sights stay aligned with the barrel and there's no moving parts. Its got plenty of power, best for long ranges/heavy pellets/scope

It might just be my arm length, but it's a little clunky cocking it by grabbing that far forward, but its probably something you can practice out of you.

Unless you've got a big yard, this might be a little too powerful for plinking; youre gonna get the most from it with a scope and heavy pellets

Overall I love the gun although I havent gotten to shoot it yet

The box had some damage but the gun was untouched It is heavy.. Sling mounts would be nice

The price was good for what it should have been.

The pellet feeding system is terrible.

This system of pellet loading is so bad, it is not a matter of if it will double load a pellet and jam, it is how many times it will happen before you decide to give up on it. It is a nice clean looking setup, but it just does not work properly. I never got through a complete magazine without a problem and having to unjam the barrel.

Everything about this gun is good. Out of the box cleaned barrel then took Z moly powder and burnished the pellet seater using a brass brush. Cycled the pellet loader 10x without full cocking. Loaded the mags with H&N's 18.13 and shot all 30 pellets (3mags) without incident. The pellets must SEAT in the mags correctly and you must fully cock and hold the lever while you insert the mag until it clicks. Then bring the lever back to its home and lock it, Also Z moly the cocking lever spring and rod cycle them a few times. Now you are set. Use dry lube on the pellet loader rod. Everything will seat nicely. Be careful Z moly dry lube has babies so use sparingly or you will have it everywhere. This procedure is LIFETIME NO FURTHUR LUBE REQUIRED. except for the piston rod using RWS oil. Scope is great also

Nothing

Gun loves heavy pellets use good quality RWS Jumbos Meister and very powerful under rated gun. I use 18.13 grain

compared to the gamo whisper, there is nothing to like. I perceived that this gun might have had an advantage in accuracy since it has a fixed barrel. This just wasn't the case.

This gun was totally unreliable and prone to double feeds. It was also quite heavy. It was also easy to damage up the mags.

Maybe they have fixed its problems now? Hard to say, but even if they have, the gamo swarms are going to be lighter and potentially cheaper.

Price, options

Permanent silencer since after market silencers are illegal in calif

Very loud and not backyard friendly

Shoots good when it shoots

Believe umarex should recall this rifle due to the I have didn't fire pellets out of it

Will be returning this rifle today for exchange or refund please do not attempted to remove pellets cleaning rod may break and get stuck in barrel like my cleaning rod did

Everything

Great gun for the price

This rifle is great. I bought mine in .177, but I intend to add the .22 to the stable at some point. With my scope combo, I had to add a sleeve on the stock with a pad to get the comb and my eye to agree. I also had to do a bit of work to get the cocking lever to release smoothly. But it is powerful and accurate at a bargain price. Mine has fed flawlessly. Plenty of spank in .177 to take care of pests and vermin, and the cocking system makes it easy to load another shot.

A little more refined stock would be appreciated, but you can add a sleeve with an adjustable pad for about $15, so it is not a deal breaker.

This is a great shooting rifle at a bargain price IF you learn to load the mags correctly. The rifle must be FULLY COCKED before you insert the mag. If you pull the cocking lever only enough to insert the mag, you will double load on the first shot. This is a screaming pain in the nethers, and if a friend of yours just keeps racking rounds in (as did mine) you end up with a mess that has to be cleared from the barrel and then a lot of lead fouling to clean up.

Synthetic stock, 10 Round Magazine, Fixed Barrel under-lever design. Long under-lever gives good leverage and a reasonable cocking effort for an adult. Seems to shoot most Domed and Domed hollow point pellets well.(Can anyone say "Hades") ;-) And of course a decent price for what you get. I'm happy with my choice.

An AO scope would be nice(But prob. more expensive). Some adjustments on the trigger. The safety on my piece was way too stiff. I like a positive click, but it's ridiculous as it is, out of the box. Mold lines on the stock could be smoother. The catch on the under-lever hangs when trying to release it. The tolerances are a bit too tight a fit with the latch hook on the barrel and the hook backside needs to be ramped at an angle instead of at 90* angle to the lever arm when pulled down to release it. (Did that make sense?) lol

After a careful going over and touching a few things up like seams, tightening fasteners, checking alignment of everything, a little synthetic Pellgun oil and it's a decent rifle. Really find the under-lever easier to cock than a break barrel. I'm almost 66 yrs old and I can go out and shoot this gun all day.

Better accuracy than my break barrel,, and it is fairly quiet for the apparent velocity.

Would like to take it out for squirrel hunting in my "no rifles" zone, so I would add a sling adapter that would go around the cocking mechanism, if possible.

The heavy cocking is not that big of a problem for full sized adults, and the trigger on my gun is okay. With the price and availability of powder ammo being what it is, this gun can keep some shooting skills moderately tuned.

.22 cal. right out of box, i loaded mag easily, cocked the rifle and tried it like a shot gun at 20 yards. hit dead center at the tree i pointed at with no sights at all. i bought a micro-scope with green/red sighting so the big one will probably get in the way when shooting small game in my gardens rapidly. perfect for what i was employing it for. its freakin' heavy, and i plan to put a shouldr strap on it. seems like an M1 Garand with my eyes closed.....

can't do much about the the 30 lb pull, but its a bear. i like side and underlevers. PCP's are a little pricy for me.

you will get a workout with this rifle. good for ya!