I have a .22 cal. Reign. Overall, nice gun. Accurate, easy to maintain, easy to shoot. Doesn't require a lot of high end maintenance like some do.
Like I've said before with this gun, the only sorta negative is the trigger pull. While it is smooth, has a good feelable second stage wall, and good let-off, the overall pull is somewhat hard. BUT, there is a very easy fix. Remove the right side of the stock, looking at the trigger, there is a black spring. Remove the spring, and replace it with a ball point spring that has been cut to the same length as the original. Done, put the stock back together and have fun shooting. Make the whole trigger MUCH better.
Other than that it's fairly light, the magazine can be inserted from either side (left or right hand shooters). The cocking mechanism (lever) is where it should be, above the trigger. The cocking arm can be swapped to the other side in about 5 minutes if you prefer it on the other side. It's smooth and firm, not sloppy at all.
The pressure gauge, or as some prefer to use its proper name "manometer" is on the right side, so you don't have to look down the barrel to read the gauge. The grip angle is at a very good/comfortable angle, unlike many sold today.
I'd buy again in a heartbeat. Especially considering the price, you can buy two for the cost of one of most other guns that don't offer anymore than a fancy name.
Mike
