Stoeger Arms X20S2 Suppressor Air Rifle

Feels like a real gun. Well constructed!

Make it a consistent shooter! Tried Several different pellets, didn't matter. It won't shoot straight.

I asked one of NC's Finest to see if he could zero in the scope. He carried to 2 different gun shops, and both put it on a bench setup,and says it's the gun!

This rifle weighs the same as my deer rifle and I do appreciate the heft and feel of this gun. Also, it's very accurate..after the break in period, I hit a Cambell's soup can at 41 yrs. very consistently.

I would like a camo stock but. the black(kind of gray) Works well.

The trigger pull is weird. 2nd stage distance on the trigger is long. Turning the adjustment screw in all the way helps..I use it like a set trigger pulling it half way then breath, exhale shoot. That works well for me.

Hard hitting and accurate. Great for liter bottle and blast cap fun. Nice appearance. Ok scope included.

I upgraded the scope but the one you get with it is better than your typical bundled scope.

Nice air gun. Kids will be challenged to cock it.

This rifle is a great value for the money. Very nice comfortable feel. No barrel droop. Good looking. Good power & working suppressor.

Had to debur & smooth sharp edges of the stock.

Definitely quiet enough not to disturb neighbors...
Very smooth action, almost no recoil.

This air rifle definitely falls into the "pretty cool" (4-star) category. I shoot in my 30 ft basement range at home. So long-range accuracy isn't really much of a issue when buying air guns. But this rifle, with its design and built-in "compensator" sure looks cool. It shoots well too--I've had no malfunctions. It's also nice to have a scope included that designed for the rifle.

For the price, I wouldn't expect Stoeger to change anything. I've read other reviews complaining about certain aspects of the rifle, but I'm sure you'd pay more for improvements to the trigger, scope, etc.

Though this is labeled as "suppressed," don't expect it to be silent. This isn't a James Bond film prop!

Nice air rifle, easy to get sighted in.

good rifle for the money .

the scope is junk . tried for two day to set the scope . I got discussed bought a Simmons 4 x 32 now the rifle is dead on at 35 yards . my garden will be safe from all those pests that attack it every year !!

good rifle scope is garbage .

Inexpensive air rifle but don't expect to be impressed by its accuracy. Set it up on a bench rest to get the scope sighted in properly. 4 of us tried our best to get the rifle to settle in on target. We could barely keep the pellets inside a pie plate. There were no "groups". Impact shots were randomly spread all over the target. We shot an older air rifle for comparison. I think it was a Beeman. It grouped well and at 25 yards kept target strikes inside a quarter, and. It wasn't much louder. We shot the exact same .22 pellets that were shipped with the Stoeger. The trigger was terrible. Extremely long travel. We tried adjusting it but it made no difference.

Very powerfull single pump rifle

Friendlier scope adjustment

Acceptable accuracy out of the box, as far as I was concerned. It didn't seem to mind what brand of pellets it was fed, all of the ones I tried grouped at 1-inch or less at 100 feet, except for the occasional operator error. For what I paid (it was on sale) I feel that it was a decent value. The scope had decent resolution and was easily adjustable, although the battery for mine was dead on arrival and it took awhile to find another one because it is an older type of button battery. I didn't have any trouble finding the correct eye relief distance, although I would have preferred more room for adjustment.

My major complaint with this rifle is that this part of the product description - "With the Stoeger Arms X20S2, you can shoot at a flock of pest birds and not scare all of them away after the first shot. Stealth...this gun has it in spades," - is NOT true. At all. MAYBE if the critters were 100 yards away or so, that statement would be true. It's certainly not true for anything closer than 100 feet or so, even after running 300+ rounds through the gun using several brands of pellets. It's not any quieter than any other air rifle I've used, although the silencer does basically eliminate any recoil. I fell that allowing manufacturer's descriptions to run without verification is a disservice to the customer.

Yes, it is heavy, as others have noted. Sling swivels so you could add a sling for better accuracy would have been appreciated. I'm reluctant to drill and install swivels on a synthetic stock, having had mixed results doing that with other guns.