the trigger adjuster screw takes about 5 minutes to do, file the end round and polish it, dab of moly grease, insert, adjust, done.
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Gamo Arrow or Umarex Notos
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Between those two I would pick the Gamo Urban . Built in the BSA factory in the UK. Really accurate out to 50 . Mine showed up shooting around 23-24 fpe for 30 shots . It's light weight and quiet as well. Handpump friendly with its 100cc resavore and low fill pressure. No reg but has good valving for a low ES .
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I own a notos. Absolutely love the thing. Fairly tunable also. Buy some c a r m magazines and you'll be happy
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Arrow in 22 is anemic. Wouldn’t handle 30 yards through 3 mags consistently adjusting hold over. I ended up with the Urban in 22 and traded my Arrow 22 for the 177. Absolutely love it in 177, super accurate (10 grain pellets) and has enough power to move them.
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After trigger adjustment the notos is a great value and very accurate at 50yds. I haven't really been able to get along with scopes on it yet though.
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Just wait until your Gamo Urban leaks.
I had a Gamo Urban which started leaking and I could not remove the valve screws to replace the orings.
I had to sell it to someone with better skills and tools.
The last air gun I can recommend is the Gamo Urban.
I won't even mention how loud it is and impossible to make it quiet with that moderator glued on to the barrel.
The Gamo Urban should have been called Gamo Rural because it's so loud you need to live in the boonies to be able to shoot it.
I also have a Notos which is regulated and can be tuned from 300 FPS to 800FPS by just replacing the hammer spring.
Now, my Notos is tuned for 50 shots at 690-710 FPS with CPHP.
Good luck replicating that with an unregulated air gun.
My Notos also is so much more quiet than the Gamo Rural/Urban.
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I"ve seen a few vids on the Gamo Arrow. It seems good, but being a Notos owner, I'll say I know you'll be happy. Sweet little rifle.
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Gamo Arrow has lots of plastic, rail on top of the receiver and some other places.
The Notos plastic parts are the shroud and moderator.
The Notos plastic parts are the shroud and moderator.
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