Page 3 - Umarex MORPH 3X Reviews

Surprisingly accurate and fast hard hitting at close ranges out to 10yds. Easy bb load, nice light weight design, multiple guns in one, nice size, internal bb load, weaver rail

Nothing. . .it is what it is!

Get lots of bb's and co2's, wear eye protection, don't shoot at water or hard surfaces

Appearance(realistic), light weight, ease of loading(ammo &co2),power and adaptability. Very accurate for a bb gun.I shoot at 45 ft and can put a full mag (30rds) in a 4" square. Add a scope,and blow the center out of the target.

Nothing here.

Great for accessories! Scopes, laser sights and lights. Take off the forearm stock and add a flip down grip. (Kick "A.."look)

This is a fun BB gun. It is fairly accurate in the pistol mode or rifle mode. Accuracy and fps is faster in the rifle mode.

The barrel and receiver should be made out of either steel or a harder alloy. The aluminum threads on the barrel can easily get damaged like on mine. I had a loose BB in the gun and stock when I installed the barrel and the beginning threads were damaged.

Can't beat this gun for the price. Great fun factor and the stock really helps steady the gun.

Just got the product. Feels great shoots great.

Trigger pull very heavy just need to get use to it.

Love, love, love this rifle. Sighting down the barrel is easy & accurate.

Not a thing.

It's light, the components snap together very positively, it's got good power as a rifle, easy to load, all components seem well made and engineered, ability to mount red dot, laser or other scopes, accurate, and it was very affordable.

I'd like to see a cammo version. May have to paint this one myself.

If you want a quality BB gun, this is one you should consider. I'm very happy with this purchase, and PA 10% off makes it really a great buy.

I'm a fan of plastic, and this gun is pretty much making me very happy on that score. It clicks together just like in the video. Shoots great. A little loud, but the neighbors can still handle it so far. I leave it assembled. It looks very cool with even an inexpensive scope on it. When it gets a little time and wear on it I'm going to try to paint it. $72 with discount. Worth it. PA support if needed!

Not much. The stock took me a few minutes to slide it on the handle, but now it goes on easily. Clearly it was "me" and not the gun.

It's a nice addition to your arsenal if you are into BB guns and something a little different. I like mine a lot, and I generally am very happy with low end and middle-priced stuff.

Accurate for short range plinking), powerful (for the money), fun idea, light, adjustable power. It goes through dry wall easily.

This gun is not as much fun as I thought it would be. It feels like a water pistol. Too light and all plastic. I would prefer a removable magazine for quick reloading. Loading BB's is tedious. Loading CO2 is even worse. I bent my finger nail back trying to get the grip cover off. The accessories that you add to make it a rifle,scratch the gun because the fit is too tight. The gun is loud and not back-yard friendly. Doesn't feel like it will last. It rattles.

When I got my full auto UZI BB gun, I couldn't stop adding more CO2 because it was so much fun. I put this one away after one 12g co2. There is nothing wrong with it, it's just not exciting. I got 85 powerful shots from a 12g co2. it will do 120 but power drops after 85. 20% of the CO2 is wasted because the power adjustment screw is limited to 600 fps. I bet that someone who knew what they were doing, could mod the screw to make it more powerful. There is no reason to ever use it in the less powerful pistol configuration unless you intended to carry and conceal it. It you want something light, accurate, powerful and cheap, this is a decent option. If you want something that feels like a real gun with metal and makes you feel lie the terminator, the Morph is not for you. it feels as cheap and plastic as any BB gun I have seen. It's 3 times more accurate than my Uzi and 5 times less fun. I can hit targets consistently with no scope or sites though.

the light weight, the balance, the power, easy to load and gas, the accuracy, the price.

a better O-ring where the rifle barrel makes up with the pistol barrel, it is fragile and prone to stretching, I am leaving mine set up as a rifle or I would have to be looking for a better quality replacement O-ring, and have the rifle sights properly sighted or have some adjustable ones, in pistol they are OK but in rifle not even close to sighted in, I mounted a small laser from one of my crosman pistols up behind the front sight and now it is dead accurate but with no bottom rail to mount it on I have to sight the laser with my left eye instead of my usual right eye so that takes a bit of getting use to but works great.

it is a bit louder than I expected but for the power that makes sense, it feels really light weight but I like that and it looks better in person than the pictures show when made up as a rifle, I just really like this gun, and for the price it is top value, it's shown remarkable short range accuracy with Marksman BB's which aren't top of the line, I just found my Daisy Premiums and am looking for my Avanti's but if they are even more accurate it will have to show at farther distances, on my indoor range it's a tack driver once you get used to the take up on the trigger and the light weight of the gun, I am anxious to test it farther out like 20, 30 and 40 yards, it chrono'd with the factory full power setting at 622 and 78F using the Marksman BB's, I think 30 to 40 full power shots can be counted on.

I love my Morph 3x ... I have shot it several 1000 times. The only thing is the long trigger pull. It takes some getting used to. I have found that I must use a quick crisp pull or it will try to jamb. But it is accurate and bad ass after you figure out the trigger pull ...

Not much, even with the long tricky trigger pull this gun is amazing!

Don't try to slowly squeeze off a shot. You are courting disaster I think. When I buy my next Morph 3x, of course I will buy it from Pyramid ...

it has a nice shot its well worth the money

Accuracy is pretty decent at 10 yards. It seems solid for a gun that is mostly plastic. It looks really cool too.

Adjustable rear site would be nice. Mine shoots really low with open sites.

Buy a site for this gun if you want to hit something. I put a laser site on mine and now I can hit whatever I point at.

This rifle is functional in different combinations depending on what you want to do. The CO2 efficiency is very good and I got about 80 shots of decreasing power before the CO2 cartridge was expended. It is fun to hold and shoot and has decent power for about 90% of the CO2 cartridge. It is very easy to install the fore end and barrel. The morphing is a very cool feature and allows practice in different forms or allows different forms for the situation you need it for. The BB magazine chamber kept up with the cycle rate of the gun and didn't jam at all. The magazine spring locks back to allow the BBs to be loaded so you don't have to hold it back. Steel BBs are cheap.

The trigger is very long and heavy. The rail, when the fore end is installed, does not line up and the front sight for the pistol mode and the rifle mode was crooked in their places. I had to aim a little bit to the left to hit my target. Sights are not adjustable. Loading the BBs by hand was a bit cumbersome for my large hands, but would be easy with a loading pen.

I bought this gun because I liked the idea of using 12 gram CO2 and it had decent reviews. The power is decent, but it is definitely a plastic fantastic airgun. I would suggest this rifle be used for introducing younger shooters to start them with something with a little power that you wouldn't mind if it gets some dents and dings. After using the Morph for one 12 gram CO2 cartridge, I decided it wasn't right for me and Pyramid Air did a fantastic job with the RMA return. Let me reiterate that there was nothing functionally wrong with this airgun, it just wasn't for me. Over all, i gave it four stars because of the other airguns I would compare it to for functionality, efficiency and fun factor.

The power, the accuracy, the design, just everything. This thing will really put out some bb's. If this thing proves to be durable I will be buying another one. Oh yes, it is real quiet for the power it has.

Adjustable sights ...

This thing shot several inches to the left at 25 yards in the rifle mode. I removed the forarme and put the front sight back on the pistol (with the extention still on) and it hits right on at 25-30 yards. Also, the pistol shoots harded than any of my action pistols, encluding my new Daisy 415, (Just a bit harded than the 415). If you plan on cutting the barrel off any, be very careful. The inner sleve that holds the barrel extention runs at least 2/3 of the way down the barrel.

the obvious, ability to change the gun from pistol to rifle, and variations in between. the fiber optic sights in pistol mode.

I didn't care for the fiber optic sights in rifle mode. At arms length in pistol mode they are superb. But in rifle mode with the gun shouldered it takes a bit more concentration than I'd like to get zero'd in. I cured this with a UTG tactical dot sight. It looks so cool, my gun may never see pistol mode again. I wish the weaver rail had a bit more backbone to it. it feels pretty flimsy when you mount a scope right over the magazine. Which turns out to be exactly where I had to mount mine. I wish it was just a little heavier so it felt less toyish.

all in all, a terrific plinker for the money. Suprisingly accurate. And a great conversation piece. I love it despite it's minor shortcomings

Reliability, weight, interchangeability. Extremely well made.

I'd up the power or redesign it to accept two C02 cartridges to increase FPS to the 700 plus level.

Just got a Pyramyd order in, happy day! OK, I got this and a Daisy 415. But one at a time. I am so amazed at much prettier this thing is in person. Its looks was not one of the things pushing me to this purchase. But it kooks like something Glock put together. Very accurate and very powerful. I shot the pistol before I put the barrel extention on it. The pistol shot as hard or harder than any of my action pistols. I hit a medicen bottle at 25 yards first shot. I almost fell over. And with the rifle mode, I cleaned my backstop of targets.

Really can not think of anything at this point. Umarex has done it again!

First off it takes a little getting used to disassembly-reassembly. I suspect that after a few tines it will break in and go together much easier. I will update this review in a few weeks but I can tell you now this thing is already pushing the "favorite" gun envelope.

overall I like to go run a few things are change

the BB Trey I think I put a little bit of v notch in the track

the o-ringwhere the barrel I had replace that replace it alreadyI kept it lubed well.

Simple to load; extended barrel "decidedly" increases FPS to 600+ FPS; the long upper rail lends itself to all sorts of magnified or laser dot scopes; BB hopper holds =30= BB's; accurate; fun

Nothing. True, there is plastic everywhere but it's a sturdy plastic and, as one reviewer aptly wrote, that keeps the price down! And the weight!

This is another airgun hobby "secret" [like the Daisy 5170 and its reality 550+ FPS velocity!], anyway, if you do the "conversion" from handgun to rifle, the FPS will ==dramatically== increase to 600+ FPS! If you don't have a chrony , do the old tried and true "seeing is believing" plastic soda container test at 25' where the BB [WITH the added exstended barrel] should penetrate at least one side of the hard plastic soda container and wind up inside it. That's decent power and velocity. Tip: BE CAREFUL when you insert the extended barrel. Do it SLOWLY to avoid any damage to the threads OR the seal. Remember, the barrel screws in COUNTER-CLOCKWISE and that's easy to forget but going the wrong way can damage the beginning threads. Nice and easy and watch for any resistance which 'may' mean you caught the thread improperly and thus "helping it along" with force may just ruin the thread. So too, "firmly" hand tight on the barrel should do it. Pellgunoil strongly recommended for each CO2.

It is everything I was expecting. Perfect size and weight for my stepson. He loved it as soon as he saw it and loved it more with the accessories on it. We like it best fully assembled with no grip. It looks serious like that. We mounted my ruger scope off my air magnum and center point laser and flashlight.

The trigger is a bit heavy for a small child. My stepson has to use 2 fingers to pull it but he is scrawny. It doesn't stop him though, so it will strengthen his fingers.

Use the avanti BBS.