Umarex Torq Air Rifle Combo

I bought the .22 caliber version to hunt with. This rifle has plenty of power to get the job done. I have taken a raccoon at 15 yards with a boiler room shot. (It was wrecking my bird feeders) I like the location of the safety on the back end of the power plant. The trigger guard has plenty of room for a gloved trigger finger. This is a rugged, durable rifle. I have not mounted a scope. The fiber optic sights are good within hunting range, even in low light conditions. The cheek rest on the stock places the shooter's eye in perfect alignment with the sights. The build quality is great and the price makes it easy to acquire.

I would like to have a gas piston version of this rifle, as the spring is harsh and loud. The spring's "thonk" sound is louder than the sound at the muzzle. The felt recoil is quite harsh also. The rifle has a durable butt pad that doesn't do much for absorbing the spring's thump. This rifle is also pretty heavy to tote afield and could really use sling mounts.

I really like this rifle in .22 caliber despite it's harsh firing cycle and heft. It's one of my favorite air rifles, to hunt with or shoot tin cans.

Love the tan color and it's thumb hole style stock. Great tacky fore grip and rubber butt pad. Feels like a big brother to my Umarex Embark. I purchased the .177 cal version as I am partial to this caliber. Rifle has fiber optic sights fully adjustable in the front and rear with red and green contrast. 4 x 32 scope mounts to the picatinny rail on the receiver. The mount can be removed and you can use a 11 mm dovetail mount if you chose. Not too many rifle offer two style scope mounts. This rifle chrony's at over a 1000 fps with seven grain pellets and higher with alloy. That is true to its advertised velocity on the box. I would not hesitate to use this for pest control or small game "i.e." rabbit or squirrel. Plenty of fps for that job. Overall good quality and holds its own against my Gamo rifles.

Not much, maybe some sling mounts as it is a heavy gun to tote around.

It is a springer not a gas piston. Should not be left cocked for long periods of time.

This gun is sturdy and seems like it will hold up for years to come. Once I took the trash scope off and used the open sights, it is very accurate

The scope is a joke! I add pent more than an 2 hours trying to sight it in. You can click the adjustments 30 clicks and it doesn't move. Until about 10 shots later then the crosshairs jump. It's a trash a scope! Other things about the gun is its heavy and the spring when shooting it is very loud

I purchased the .177 and i have to say it impressed me a lot. It cocks easily and when you put on the provided scope i was getting quarter sized groups at 25 yards easily. The power was surprising also. Squirrel's BEWARE.

The fiber optic sites are useless over 10 yards. At least on mine thats the case but put a scope on it and i would definitely recommend this little nail driver.