Tuning Umarex Notos has arrived.
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This is looking a lot better than what they have advertised. Do your getting 4 mags per fill?
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I think with mine the regulator is set a little bit higher and that is accounting for the higher than advertised power. It seems to be getting 15-16 shots with 18gr pellets on the regulator I think. Not quite the full three magazines on the reg it’s supposed to be.
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I dont know how many shots it will get before it’s actually empty, because I don’t shoot my airguns down that low. I stop shooting when it gets below the regulator set pressure. It’s a waste of air, which is a waste of the lifespan of my compressor….or if I’m hand pumping it’s more physical work to put into replenishing the psi below the reg pressure that doesn’t provide the highest quality performance.
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Hi all Notos fans
I received mine a couple weeks ago and we all have to remember this one costs 259.00 dollars and is 20 foot pounds of energy and very quiet.
here are some numbers and the shot count is 3 magazines from a 3600 fill.
this is a Home run for the money in my book.
Shot count: 7
Low: 752
Hi: 765
Avg: 756
Spread: 13
STD Dev: 5.1
765
752
756
752
752
756
761
target is at 30 yards resting on hood of my truck. no bags 15.89 Hades
I received mine a couple weeks ago and we all have to remember this one costs 259.00 dollars and is 20 foot pounds of energy and very quiet.
here are some numbers and the shot count is 3 magazines from a 3600 fill.
this is a Home run for the money in my book.
Shot count: 7
Low: 752
Hi: 765
Avg: 756
Spread: 13
STD Dev: 5.1
765
752
756
752
752
756
761
target is at 30 yards resting on hood of my truck. no bags 15.89 Hades
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So, how many of you who own it feel it’s something you’ll keep and use vs others you currently own?
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Oh this is definitely a keeper!! Just wished it was easier to tinker with, but honestly you don’t need to. It’s quite, accurate as hell, and very light.
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It's a great backdoor gun for the little pests that need to be addressed.
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I’m not getting rid of mine. Hopefully it holds up for years to come because it’s a pretty handy size and weight with a reasonable amount of power.
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Mine is not going anywhere. It does not replace any of my higher end airguns. it is just one you can buy and not have to do a thing to just go have fun with it.
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If you take the lower assembly off the receiver and flip up the sear there are 2 more additional screws on top of the trigger that can be adjusted. You can see the very tip of the bottom screw, that’s the screw you are adjusting from the trigger guard area. The top screw in this photo if adjusted out will give a heavy single stage trigger. I think I will try tomorrow to adjust it out a touch more and see if I can get a cleaner break. If not, I’m going to tighten it back and try the middle screw.
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