Umarex Brodax Reviews

Excellent product. Well made, good heft, good looks, great price.

A "slight" redesign; make a magazine for pellets (which are always more accurate), even if it requires gun redesign (thicker magazine, shorter center) then we could use BBs OR pellets.

For any reason, for that price you cannot go wrong :-) Strong encouragement: buy it!

Profile looks much like the prop pistol from the first "Blade Runner".

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Has an a excellent CO2 compartment.

feel of the pistol ,number of shots, ease of operation ,overall its great

add adjustable sights

if you have overall knowledge of how to shoot it Nothing!!

The looks, the price, and the versatility of this second to none. This also my most accurate bb / pellet handgun I own.

Nothing at all, I wish there were an firearm that this was a clone of. I would definitely buy it.

For under $50 this can't be beat.

Everything! First of all; it's BEAUTIFUL! Very cool looking. It feels great in your hands (either right or left) Loads easy, it's very accurate at 12-15 yards. Not pellet picky, and loves lead BB's. It's silky-Smooth operating, nice sites and very solid and all in all, its a gorgeous little gun. :o)

It could use justa tad more weight

Lemme see . . . . . Oh yeah, you're gunna love this gun! :o)

Everything

Actual rotation of big ammo mag holder instead just the small mags

Compared to my co2 Px4 storm this gun is far more accurate

The looks. This is just a cool looking gun. That was my main draw.

The cylinder While I get that the bbs only need a small cylinder, it would be nice if the whole cylinder moved instead of just this small section at the back

Good value for the price. Seems to be a straight shooter

Unique design - very nice!

Damn fun on the cheap...works good with b bs, even better with pellets. Pellet mags sold separately and their cheap too.

Not a thing.

Best value for little cash.

For the money, fun plinker. Knocking down cans with great accuracy

Nothing. Nice solid repeater

Nice and sturdy

The looks! I dont care that its plastic it still looks TOUGH! I love the way it sits in the hand and how predictable the trigger pull becomes once its broken in. I appreciate being able to pop a red dot mil sight on it but opted instead for a simple laser. When fired BBs hit hard and fly true. This gun has forever ruined me on any other gun anywhere near its price point. In my opinion, those other guns are all playing for second.

I would spend a ridiculous sum of money for an all metal Brodax with full cylinder like the revolvers from Wesson. Id easily pay three times what I paid for my standard plastic brodax

Shes light but made well! She isnt an air hog so youll easily get 80+ BBs per CO2 canister. Some guns are a gamble but not this. Be the best under $40 airgun revolver youll ever own!

fits in hand Very comfortably, Trigger pull in SA is very short light and crisp, DA is a Longer heavier pull but not Bad at all. Can you shoot Both .177 Pellets and BBs in the Brodax YES YOU CAN!!. This is one reason I wanted this revolver. To Shoot .177 Pellets In the Brodax you Must purchase the All Metal Mag/cylinders from the Umarex Colt Python. the Plastic Mags that come with the gun ONLY shoot BBs, But the All Steel Mags shoot ONLY Pellets, but Both types of cylinder Mags can be used in the Brodax or in the Colt Python. the .177 Pellets have a slightly larger diameter so they fit the Barrels ID tighter making the Pellets more accurate out to a further distance. https://www.pyramydair.com/product/colt-rotary-pellet-magazines-fit-357-python-co2-pellet-bb-revolvers?a=7375

Add a package of three of the all Metal Cylinder Mags to the package, and Get rid of the Blister packaging and Put it in a Box Like in the UK for the Tornado Version of the Brodax

Shoot Pellets or BBs out of the Brodax, get the All Metal Pellet Mags for $6.00 for a package of 3each. +shipping to be able to shoot pellets too. The Umarex Colt Python uses Both the All Metal cylinder mags and the Plastic Cylinder mags this is how the Umarex Colt Python shoots Both .177 pellets and .177 BBs

The gun feels good in your hand. For the most part it puts BBs right where you aim. You have the occasional flyer that goes way off. But for the most part if your shot is a little off it ain't the arrow...

Nothing. Its the best under $40 gun you'll buy.

The sights are hard for these 68 year old eyes to see. So Im adding a reflex sight. I put one on my Crosman Vigilante and its a nail driver. I expect the same with the Brodax.

I like the size and feel in the hand. the ease of loading the co2.

A little more weight.

This thing is a hoot. It is not a replica so you can judge it just as a shooter. It is accurate, mounts accessories readily and has a large capacity for a revolver. You get three 10 round magazines with the pistol. The trigger pull is fairly light, but very stagey. The grip fits my hand well and the pistol has a nice heft.

Nothing really. The pistol is inexpensive and reliable.

I never fired it using the iron sights, I instead immediately installed a small red dot. The pistol gave very good groups while sighting it in, but that was the last time I shot paper. This pistol is excellent for rolling soda cans and soup tins across the backyard. It has quickly become my go-to CO2 plinker.

Feels pretty solid,many working parts are metal. I like the grips/co2 access,grips feel stable,and don't move around like some of the sliding grips do. Open sights were dailed in pretty good on mine. Accuracy seems very good out of the box,I was sighting in a reflex sight,from a rest at 30ft, and the first five shots were one hole and a flyer. That was with some Daisy bb's I got with my sons 70th anniversary Red Ryder. Once it is broken in it should be very good with some better quality bb's. Three mags/ammo clips in the package is a nice bonus.

Being able to use the safety,while the hammer is cocked,would be nice. Not really a problem unless something unexpected happens though.

Buy one,you most likely will not regret it.

Fires both Single Action and Double Action. Two rails for optics. Feels and looks realistic. Grip is large enough for the largest hands. Trigger pull is stout, but smooth enough. Fires inexpensive bb's. CO2 doesn't leak out overnight. I fired it a week after installing a CO2 cartridge and there was still enough CO2 to fire more than 30 shots. Accurate enough to warrant a 1.5X scope.

A lighter trigger pull.

It is possible to remove and reinstall the circular "clip" that holds the bb's. But don't. Use the spring loaded plunger as the instructions call for.

What's NOT to like? For the price I truly feel this is one of the best airguns out there whether poly or all metal. First of all there's the "WOW" factor. Every time I show this to someone that's exactly the reaction I get. Many think it's real! I mounted an Ozark Armament green laser (LOVE those!) to the underside rail and the gun looks even more intimidating. It's as accurate as guns twice the price right out of the clamshell. Extra BB discs are cheap and recommended as this gun is a Co2 miser and you'll be shooting for a good while. It's powerful and quite comfy in the hand. I rarely rave about airguns because I'm one of those ridiculously picky people who can find fault in anything but this gun, at this price, is an all out winner.

Though it's cheap, I'd pay an extra few bucks for a nice box. I think she's accurate, reliable, attractive, and powerful enough to merit the upgrade from a clamshell. Maybe a pellet version for those die hard pellet fans. If you twist my arm, the only thing I can think of beyond that would be an actual revolving cylinder version that used shells like the Wesson's do. But honestly, I love mine just as is.

I accidentally left a Co2 cylinder in this gun for two days. When I realized what I'd done my heart sank. I fully expected it to be ruined. It works just as fine today as it did the day I bought it. This gun is built to last and to perform. It's a MUST HAVE in my opinion.

I love all the revolvers so far, having purchase the Vigalante, Brodax and Python all are easy to use and are extremly accurate. A very realistic look also. Able to scare off any intruder with the first look.

However the rotary clips in the Brodax and Python need some attention as to hold the bb's firm in the clip better. They will fall right out as soon as you load them. Turn the weapon upside down and your ammo just rolls right out of the barrel. You don't have this problem with the Vigalante.

This gun shot a 2 inch group from 25 feet. Weight felt just like a real gun. Loads easy and came with 3 magizines for faster shooting.

Trigger pull was a little stiff for me. I would like to see 2, 2 and1/2 lbs pull

For the cost I would buy another one similar to this one.