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Multi shot. 10 round mag

Adjustable cheek rest.

Wicked awesome. As effective as my rimfire.

Very powerful!

The included moderater absolutely does a great job. Just wish it was threaded on for easy removal

This rifle is long! Extra long gun case required. Most importantly. THIS IS NOT A Toy!!! It can penetrate car doors! Blow holes in a fridge. And my personal favorite power indicators.. a side panel from old dell computer tower iykyk.

Everything

Nothing

Excellent air rifle

Powerful an acurate!

Scope

The scope is just no good, gamo should give us a better one, when you shoot scope becomes like blurry inside!

Very powerful and extremely accurate 2 shots to sight this gun in a little hard to cock but worth the effort

For the price include a better scope y

If you like hunting small game you should have one of these gamo magnums

.22 version, Sleek profile, good weight. Not too hard to cock but not the easiest. Definitely for hunting. I might try it with nutria or porcupine.

Very long, wish it was a bit shorter especially if Im traipsing in the woods with it, feels like Im raising up a big stick. It will be good for ground blind use for squirrels and rabbits turkeys or other birds.

Buy an extra mag shooting it is addicting. Definitely a survival gun if you ever needed one. Make sure you have a place to put it or have a case for it, the box it comes in is an empty throw away.

The rifle is very well made and functions very well with the magazine. It meets all the hype almost for velocity. Nice mount, and open sights. The only thing, it is very Hard to cock. Compared to other magnum springers, even other Gamos, and Hatsan. It really does have all the power and accuracy with various pellets. Also light for such a strong power plant. Cocking does require a strong adult arm. Your 6 year old will never be able to use without your help. So as long as you are willing to put in effort, you will enjoy your rifle. I am pleased with Pyramids service and do love this rifle. I was looking for the .22 but will be very happy to continue breaking in my .177 . If you are on the fence, I would tell you to purchase. Excellent quality.

I wish Gamo would have made the rifle easier to cock, Ive had 2 rotator cuff surgeries, so this has been a challenge for cocking, I usually brace on the floor some times. If you are under 30 or a Navy Seal then you wont even think twice. But otherwise this is a very well made and well finished rifle, and I am getting 1200 fps with 7.9 Lead Pellets which meets the power criteria, the reason you are going to buy this Rifle..

The rifle has a sleek look, performs well, and light to carry. Remember that the power is all there so practice all safety measures, as you would with a Regular firearm, Not a toy, but you will enjoy your holidays punching targets with this rifle.

Has a good feel to it. Very powerful. It is a bear to cock. Worth it for the job it does.

Dont change anything

Powerful and I had it for 2 months before I shot it because it was archery season for elk. Today I shot it at 20 yards and it shot low. Turned up the scope and the next two shots were bullseyes touching one another. Then I spotted a PD in the pasture next to my house. I got behind a tree and took a 40-yard shot without sighting in for 40-yard shots. Nailed that sucker with a big whomp!!! I am impressed. Ready to finish the sighting in and take out some more prairie dogs before winter sets in.

A bit large and heavy and has no place to attach a carry strap. It is a little hard to figure out the magazine.

I own 4 other air rifles and this is by far the most powerful one. As of now I am impressed with accuracy. I am a 6 ft 200-pound man and it is a little hard to cock, but I would not swap it for any of my other air rifles.

Very powerful . Mine is in 22 caliber . It makes you smile . Still smiling . This is a pellet gun ? Naw!!!!!! Not really missing my 22 long rifle .

Tossed the scope it came with , most bundled scopes are just not worth it . Installed a 3x12x44mm compact scope on mine , with a one piece heavy duty mount to handle the recoil this beast puts out . They should delete the scope and lower the price .

NOT FOR SOMONE WITH A SMALL BUILD . Unless you know ARNOLD ! Very hard to cock , they say 45 to 50 pounds is needed . I believe that to be true . Make sure a scope that can take the abuse is up to the task . A glass eched reticle is best , wire reticles will fail . It does come with very nice open sights for those who don't use scopes .