Very loud. If you are using a hand pump, be ready for a workout.

I ordered the .22 but received a .177. Guess I will make it work.

Ok. Ka-POW! WHAT!?Snug fit. Reminds me of a 30/30 Win., of the used-to-have's; short barrel can pop & drop, easily; scoped is even better.Than you.

I like it. It met my expectations. Good value for the price.It is quite heavy more than 8 lbs. I think it is 2 lbs too heavy. The accuracy is ok. you can get 1 inch group in 20 yards. I don't like the trigger mechanism. It is 2 stage trigger but the 2nd stage is very long, so feel funny. One fill can shoot about 40 shots before needing refill.If you are new to PCP you should know that you will need to get an electric air pump ($150) to fill this.I first brought a hand pump, but it takes too much effort to pump it up. You will need to pump 4 to 6 strokes for one shot. That just take the fun out of shooting the PCP. So, get an electric pump.

If you are in the market for a nice PCP rifle, THIS IS THE ONE! You can not beat the price and quality. It arrived in perfect condition and as soon as i pumped it up with a 3 stage pump i bought from Amazon, it delivered flawless performance shot after shot. The scope that is included lacks some features of the high end scopes, but it holds a nice inch to inch and a half group at 40 yards. You wont find another Bullpup PCP rifle at this price and quality ,so its a no brainer= Here's my money!

This is a Good pretty Basic PCP airgun I bought for $218 from Amazon. It's a very capable plinker/back yard pest eliminator. The gun is NOT back yard noise friendly (If you live in Suburbia) until you visit "Buck Rail airgun accessories" and turn this into a BETTER GUN. There you can get: a DonnyFL, Beeman underlever threaded adapter, a 1/2 - 20 UNF Suppressor with a taper (.177/.22), a Beeman Underlever barrel band so you can mount a Bipod to it. Then buy a Scope & Bipod for it.Do some basic Tuning, turning back the hammer spring adjustment screw and shooting to find out where you want it and shot count.NOW YOU HAVE A DECENTLY ACCURATE, WITH POWER (17FPE IN .177) ENOUGH TO ELIMINATE BACK YARD PESTS, WITH THE SUPPRESSER IT IS BACK YARD NOISE FRIENDLY. THATS A WIN, WIN, WIN.IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A GOOD BULL PUP THAT DOSENT COST YOU $400/$500+ ACCESSORIE$YOU COULD BE AS HAPPY WITH THIS PCP AS I AM.

Its a nice rifle.. scope isn't worth keeping..You only have about 5 good shots after that you lost so much FPS your no longer accurate..Good for birds squirrels ..nothing more..You will injur anything else...177

I have been shooting for many years now. I have a great rifle and 3 pistols that I love to shoot indoors. I have wanted a bullpup for some time but really didn't want to spend the money on an un-tried platform. I bought the pistol version (2027P) of this platform back in November. I have had such great luck with how accurate and adjustable it was that this became an easy sell. The pup arrived in perfect condition and included several Allen keys, 2 magazines, 2 single shot trays, and a degassing tool. After mounting the scope and filling the rifle from my compressor I let the gun sit for 24 hours. No leaks. My first few shots over the Chrono were in the upper 900's then it climbed to 1100 fps. That is way to fast for my indoor 10 meter range. I backed the adjuster all the way out and after adding some Teflon tape to be sure it would hold tight, ran the adjuster in a turn and a half. Chrono have me 840 to 850 for the remaining shot string down to 1500 PSI. then a nice slow steady drop until I got the 1000psi re-fill point where I was still seeing 550 fps. Shot total was 67 shots. Accuracy is far better than expected with many sub- 1/2 in. groups. I tested 15 different pellets and with the exception of some real cheap Daisy junk, they all did well. Best grouping was 3 pellets in 1/8" hole from H&N Barracuda Match. Even my cheap Crosman Premier Hollow Points gave me 1/2" groups. This gun shares the same magazines and tray with the pistol version so I have 4 magazines and 4 trays for it (or the pistol). The included scope is fine for General use and was clear and easy to adjust. It is holding zero just fine. The gun fills in about 45 seconds from 1000 PSI to 2900 PSI with my Yong Hen compressor. Underlever cocking is super smooth and almost effortless, with very positive stops at both ends, and there is zero flex in the lever itself. Gun is comfortable to shoulder, and super balanced nice shouldered. It will make a great pest platform. I plan on finding a lighter spring for the hammer to see if I can de-tune this down to 450-500 fps for indoor target shooting. At the 850's it is pretty quiet and good shot count, but it is doing a number on my duct seal backstop. If I can bring it down further I think I can squeeze 75 to 100 shots from a fill. About the only real bummer with this gun is the trigger. The break is clean and consistent (about 2 lbs) but the first stage pull fells about 3 inches long (probably only 3/4 inch) and the break to the second stage is hard to find. The trigger is so unlike anything I have (and very different from the Pistol, that has a very stiff second stage) that it does take some work. Unfortunately to adjust the trigger, it appears the stock must be removed. I am going to try to live with it for now, but I have a feeling it will be tinkered with this summer. I am really enjoying this new Power Series from Beeman (China). Very budget friendly, but with some pretty high end features, and beautiful wood stocks. If your looking for a great bull pup platform to try out, or just a great High shot count plinker or pesting gun, than I strongly encourage you to check these out.