Browning leverage

I had a full tuned .22 I bought from Flying Dragon. It was a decent shooter, pester with the 4X12 I put on it. I gave it to a vet just returned from the middle east who was just to getting into air rifles. He still has it, still shooting it.

No experience with the gun. but if you do go for it buy it direct and save some $$$$. I think they start FREE shipping at $100 so just add some pellets in to get it over the min and you'll save more $$

https://www.umarexusa.com/browning-leverage-177-combo

Just bought one from Umarex. I have not gotten to spend much time with it but it looks to be a decent gun for the money. Taking apart the trigger assembly for a clean and lube is a must-do. I added spacers on the trigger pivot pin to keep it from rubbing on the housing. The hook end of the trigger spring also needed to be bent a little to keep it from rubbing on the housing. Night and day difference in the trigger after doing the above. Search Browning Leverage trigger for how to's on doing the trigger work.

Bought the .22 from Umarex for $99 on sale. Put a few hundred pellets thru it. It's it's a good shooter from 40 yards open sights. Right now I have it tore down doing a tune. Also have 4 other underlever rifles. Three Hatsan and a stroger. Get a tuned one from Mike at flying dragon. I would have but couldn't pass on the Browning for $99

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My trigger was pretty good from the start. Must have got a sweet one.

Luck of the draw with these. Luckily the trigger is not a big hassel to work on and the benefits of doing so are well worth the time spent.

Yes they are a nice underlever. 

I have an XS46U that I bought from Flying Dragon. It is boringly accurate. The only picky thing I have against it is the slab sided forestock which i guess is cuz the stock might have originally been a pallet... typical of many Chinese rifles. No big, I shoot off of a rest.

The stock on the Leverage is very bulky. I've thought about planning it and giving it a more finished look. I probably will at some point. Its already torn down for a tune. Maybe now would be the time. Make it a bit thinner in the front with some nice beveled edges. Compared to my other Xisicos they didn't put much effort into the stock. The rifle shoots great as all my other Xisicos 

I see red dot sights on your Springer's. Did you put put one on your Leverage as well? If so, I am curious if barrel droop was an issue.

I see red dot sights on your Springer's. Did you put put one on your Leverage as well? If so, I am curious if barrel droop was an issue.

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All my rifles have open sights. Red dots or SeeAll mk1 sights. Never a problem sighting any of them in. The Leverage is open sight, but will be trying a dot soon.

Also have Williams peeps on two rifles.