Umarex Komplete NCR N2-Powered .177 Caliber PCP Air Rifle

Love this rifle & the whole NCR experience . Cheap scope but for the price , who cares . This is what I consider a great deal . Everything about this rifle says quality in a functional way . Oh some nitpickers will tear this review or the quality of this rifle apart . But for my $$$ this is an great buy. So far I've purchased 8 tanks as well as 8 magazines & 500 slugs , so this guy's not running out of neither very soon . This whole setup is IMO's a great deal & I'm looking forward to many years of plinking to my heart's content .

Absolutely great for beginners. I got mine in .22 Cal. The nitro cartridges are wonderful for plug and play shooting. You get about 30-40 good regulated shots out of each cartridge before psi and accuracy fall off. Depending on how heavy of a pellet you use. But once sighted in, man this thing puts out. 820-900 fps. Great fun.

Love the rifle, but had a little problem first time out. I got a pellet stuck in the barrel, and had hard time getting it out! Now that it's out, I am having a hard time getting it out again,(the rifle) for fear the same thing might happen. Guess I'll just have to bite the bullet, so to speak, and try it. Otherwise very happy with it. Need to eliminate some of my sky-rats (pigeons), that I have in the barn, making a complete mess of it! Hate to do it, but don't know any other way to get rid of them. Don't like to shoot anything I can't eat. LOL

Nice rifle, accuracy is pretty good. Light weight. Pre-filled tanks are a bit pricey. Haven't had a jam in the barrel like in other reviews. I would assume this can happen when firing it when not enough air pressure left. (Remove pellet clip, install a fresh tank cock and fire should clear pellet stuck in barrel). Would be nice to know how much air is left in the tank, you know a thing called a "guage". Fixing this problem by installing an aftermarket chargeable tank w/guage.

I’ve owned several adult air rifles from .177 to .25, beginning in 2010. With the exception of a Gamo break barrel (not ver accurate and loud), all have been PCP rifles. I was an HRT member for 13 years (6 years as a door kicker and 7 as a long gunner) and have ALWAYS loved punching paper as a hobby. After watching several vids, I decided to buy this air gun in .22, not sure about the nitro cartridges. The cartridges ARE expenses I was only getting g about 49 VERY accurate (hole in hole or clover leaf) at 25 yds consistently My intent was just to have to take to family gatherings and not have to drag my air tank around as it’s heaven and I’m a 100% P&T VET with a back issue. If you are looking for a very accurate, once in a while varmint killer you’ve come to the right place. You’ll appreciate the light weight, nice trigger, and backyard friendly discharge. I bought a PCP adaptable tank from Inspire Precision that has the best tank available and David is super helpful, patient, and responds to inquiries QYICKLY! I think I paid $135. I think there are only two companies offering the tank and the other is cheaper, but doesn’t offer an illuminated gauge on the tank If you’re on the fence about pulling the trigger and buying this bad bo, don’t hesitate-you won’t be disappointed. The only thing disappointing is the scope-through it in the trash or give it to the neighbor kid who doesn’t have one. I paid $179 here on Amazon. Happy shooting my friends!

Definitely a cool pellet gun. It definitely takes the squirrels out. I drilled holes in it to put a sling on it

I spent over $200 on the Umarex Komplete NCR N2-Powered .22 Caliber PCP Air Rifle expecting a reliable setup. Instead, after only a short time shooting it, the rifle jammed with a pellet stuck inside and now it’s basically unusable. After this happened, I started reading more reviews and it looks like this kind of jamming is a common problem—not just a one-off defect. The return policy makes it even worse. They expect the item to look “unused” to qualify for a full refund, which makes no sense—how are you supposed to find out it’s defective without actually using it? Their “solution” was offering me $40 to keep the broken rifle. That’s not a fix, and it’s not acceptable. The N2-powered concept sounds good in theory, but with the reliability issues and a return process like this, I can’t recommend it. Save your money and look elsewhere. Buyer beware.

Worth every penny now a pcp tank is available for this model..