Umarex Trevox Break Barrel .177 Caliber Pellet Gun Air Pistol

It's bigger bulkier and heavier than you'd ever imagine. It's is accurate enough and has a real good twack. It is a quality piece. So what would been great is if the grip and trigger was forward so the balance was better. It's selling point is being a durable power plinker thats what it is .My targets are pretty large like 6x6 inch sheet steel and beer bottles they are no problem at 20 yards from a table with this. I shoot the same bulk 4.3gr domes out of everything and they work fine in this you don't need anything fancy . Just don't think your going to John Wayne 1 hand dragoon this thing it's front heavy

Umarex Trevox So my Umarex Trevox arrived just before dark today. I had enough time to take it out on my back porch and put 5 wad cutters into a paper target 35 yards away while resting it on the porch railing. I’ve read many reviews complaining about how heavy and bulky it is, how hard it is to cock, how gritty and difficult the trigger is to squeeze, how long the trigger pull is, how unbalanced it is, how inaccurate it is. I found none of these issues to be the case with my Trevox. I love it. It fits my hands and hits what I aim at. It’s a bit more full throated than my Gamo Outback Maxim but it’s not loud at all. Go get your own, you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve owned this air pistol for a few months now. First, the things that I don’t like. The trigger pull is very long, and stiff. It takes some getting used to. The cocking also requires quite a bit of strength. Both the trigger and cocking get a little better after a few hundred shots. Children and people with weaker arms will have trouble cocking it. This may be a positive aspect for children’s safety. On that note, I would not give this as a gift to someone you would not give a .22 rifle or pistol. It may be a good gun for an adult beginner, but not for a child. It is quite powerful. And that is something I like. It is also very accurate. Very tight groups after you get used to the trigger. About 4” groups at 50 yards. At 4 yards, 1 single ragged hole. I had to adjust the rear sight to the full right position to achieve point of aim at point of impact. Seems to be well made and is quite heavy. Plan on two hand grip. Overall great gun.

Bought this for a rodent problem. I took it out and fired one shot from it to check "out of the box" accuracy. It hit within 3/4" of bullseye on my target at about 8-10 yards. I was just standing and not using any sort of support. I think that i would have hit closer if I realized how long the trigger pull is. Anyway, rodent came out later in the day and was about 10-12 yards away. I sat and got a very steady position and took the varmint out with 1 shot.

This is a great air pistol when a CO2 just won't do. It's a single shot, break barrel and can be used in any weather. While it is both a bit heavy and a little hard to break the barrel, especially post shoulder surgery, it is a very powerful air pistol at close range, and is also very accurate considering the price of this pistol. This is used at 20 yards or closer for target practice or small rodent control at very close range. This is a good, fun, quiet pistol, but just requires a bit of strength to break the barrel, which is where the discomfort stated above comes from. I do not find the trigger hard to pull.

did not live up to the billing of performance that was advertised. claims to be suitable to take down small game up to the size of racoons and possums. It barely took down a small bird with 2 shots required. The rear sight had to be adjusted all the way to the right to bring it even close to center. I shot a squirrel in my pecan tree 3 times and it ran off as though never hit. I could hit pecans on the ground at 20 to 30 feet away so I doubt I missed the squirrel 3 times. I sent it back for these reasons. During the repacking process the rear sight hung on the stiff plastic of the box and broke the left corner of the thin plastic sight. The company that provided it said it was abused and not only has the gun back but has refused any sort of a refund due to the sight and what it calls scratches to the finish. I only got to use it 3 or 4 days out of the 11 I had it and only a few times a day on those days. It was never dropped or banged around. It was laid on the rubber mat of my lawn mower deck while sitting on the mower waiting on the squirrels that have been ravaging my pecan tree to appear. They asked if I read the manual on how to properly lube it and what kind of lube and where to put it. It came with excessive oil on it that had to be wiped down with a cloth to remove it. They claim it arrived back to them with a white substance on it. didn't have that when it was repackaged. Their presentation to amazon was it had been abused. Amazon supposedly said that said abuse did not warrant a refund. Nothing they have cited has any bearing on lack of advertised performance straight out of the box. They say the cost of repairs would exceed the value of the gun. Apparently I was overcharged to begin with then. They have both the gun and all my money.