Page 2 of 3 - T4E - Training for Engagement TR50 Gen 2 Reviews

Viable non-lethal gizmo. It's got decent velocity and being able to use rubber balls, paint balls & pepper balls ( good for unwanted visits from certain creatures, 2 & 4 legged. It's a blast with the chalk balls but they are pricey.overall worth it.

Better sights, but I use a laser.

Swab the barrel after using paint balls.

I can't always make it to the gun range to shoot my firearms, this air gun is perfect for down in my basement. I have a really nice set up that helps me keep up on my shooting aim. Very fun to shoot! I have been shooting the riot balls that are made out of nylon and let me tell you I would not want to get hit by one!

The only thing I would change is if the upper and lower Picatinny rails were a little more user-friendly. They are very bulky and hard to get the spring loaded lasers and lights on.

Go ahead and buy this gun you will not be disappointed! Pyramyd Air has the cheapest price around so no need price shop just buy it here.

Does it's job and easy to use. It definitely fills a need in our household for home protection. Easy to use and love the picatinny rails for adding extras.

It's big but kind of has to be or else they'd have to have less than 6 capacity on the rubber balls.

Nope.

This thing is very hard hitting, and with some easy modifications can have upwards of 30 joules of energy (there are also explosive ammo that carry another 35 joules). Rockstar tactical & Dark knight Armory will have everything you need to make the (less) Lethal part of this even less.. definitely not a toy, as always, use eye protection while shooting and once you make the power modifications PLEASE DO NOT AIM AT HUMANS you do not want to *seriously* hurt.

The 7.5 joules of energy that come stock should really be boosted up to 11 as is standard with the EU (HDR) version. I would also carry better types of ammo like the Jaw Breaker and Home Wrecker steel core and FMJ ammo

When shooting, pull the trigger slowly, the first stage of the trigger rotates the round, while the second stage actually opens the valve to fire the projectile, understanding these stages will less to tighter groupings and better accuracy l. ALSO: There are HPA mods that ensure even MORE power and ensure you never have to buy another Co2 powerlet for this again. ***NOTE: ALL MODIFICATIONS WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY, NONE ARE RECOGNIZED BY UMAREX OR PYRAMYDAIR / AIRGUNDEPOT

More powerful than I thought it would be, fits well in an extra large hand, round magazines rotate smoothly . Works well with Umarex rubber balls. Quick piercing screw allows a C02 capsule to be left in the gun all the time, leaving it ready all the time.

Pyramyd Air does not sell Umarex rubber balls, so you need to buy from their competitor. Poor threading, internal and external, on the Quick Piercing screw, causing material galling will need to be cleaned off using a jewelers file.

Packs a punch, no need to modify, works well as designed.

Fantastic it will shoot whatever you can fit into it , I even used .50 slingshot balls , I had to polish one ammo magazine so they fit perfectly, love this thing

Soft grip

Buy it

VERY nice packaging.

The faux cylinder should revolve, and interloc with the magazine. The business-end of the barrel looks like cheap tin toys did back in the fifties It should at least be finished in some fashion that evidences quality. I'll have much more to say after a live-fire test using UMAREX .50 lead ammo.

The pistol just arrived today. I opened the box. No hex-head wrench. You'd think UMAREX would open each box received from its manufacturers. In this case one in Taiwan. You'd think someone at Pyramid Air would check each box sent to a customer for content!

I love the fit, feel, and handling. Accurate for a pistol, at pistol ranges. Reasonably priced. If you do not own one, it sucks to be you.

With the pistol, I would include a small vial of the RWS oil, since you should be using it when breaking in a new airgun, and also because local sporting goods stores that sell Umarex products, do NOT carry the oil. This would get you by, until you can purchase some oil online.

Umarex does not carry the steel hardened rubber balls.

Love the quick charge C02 devise, it works with a minimum of effort. I paired the pistol with a green laser on the bottom rail. I set the laser for the "iron" sight POA and when test fired it was right on using hard rubber ball ammo.

The cylinders seem to hold the rubber ball ammo rather lightly and if not handled with care the balls can drop out. This may be due to the ammo because the pistol is designed for paintballs. Further testing will tell.

In spite of the advertised use of this gun as a paintball marker, I intend to use it as part of my LTL house defense battery. As such initial tests at 20 feet, shot at a hard plastic cone (old weather station rain gauge) had penetration and cracking of the material with the factory power setting.

The gun is remarkably light for its size and appearance, yet stable. The mechanism for piercing the CO2 cartridge and the indicator that a cartridge is active are straight forward and logical. The magazines fit perfectly, but loading with 50 cal ball ammo is quite tight. The release to remove magazines is quite easy. Accuracy and power are better than expected.

not really

50 cal slug ammo I purchased is too long to fit the magazines. Don't waste your money on them for this gun