Gamo Urban, .22 cal

I put a good powerful scope on it, shot a bunch of different pellets and slugs till I found the best shooters. Rifle is stock no mods done. Will shoots slugs. The FX slugs function flawlessly, they are longer than the other brand. The shorter slugs in picture work but you must wiggle the magazine a little as you push the bolt forward. FX requires no hold over from 40 to 80 feet but shoots high closer.The shorter pellet with the same 40 foot zero require a lot of hold over out to 80 feet. I use the slugs for me and let visitors shoot all the experiential pellets I bought to test the rifle with. I have used the FX out to 80 feet in light wind without corrections to dispatch small critters in the fruit trees and the garden. 300 rounds of FX slugs, 250 of the H&N slugs and over 700 pellets in 29 months without a problem. I use a 3250 PSI N2 tank to charge.

Pros
About 25 full power shots. Accurate out of the box.

Cons
Heavy but not a deal breaker. Have had the barrel move left or right when I have accidentally bumped it knocking it off zero. I was able to correct it easily enough by loosening the barrel clamp at the front and letting the barrel move back . Magazines are to expensive.

Pros
Things I like about the Urban would be that it's light, compact, quiet, has a hammer-forged barrel by BSA, and is hand pump friendly. It's also accurate out of the box, but I would recommend a trigger modification to make the trigger lighter. Benched with a nice scope and the trigger mod, I'm getting dime-sized groups at 20yds. To really make it a top-notch rifle installing a regulator can be done to get tighter groups. At this price point, I think it's a great value for an entry-level air rifle, I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Cons
Lower the cost of a magazine, $50 plus dollars is ridiculous.

Be sure to Pull Bolt All the Way Back to Cock, Care must be Taken to Not Double Load Pellets, Keep a Push Rod Handy.

Pros
My First PCP. This Rifle is a Blast to Shoot. Blows Through 3/4" Press Board at 30 yrds. I get Between 30-38 Accurate Shots on One Fill to 232 Bar. Mainly Using Crosman 14.3g Pellets. The Rifle did Develop a Slow leak after a Few Hundred Shots, Easily Tightened at the Pressure Gauge Bezel.

Cons
Bolt is a little stiff, Mags are Very expensive. Should Have Come With the Probe Adaptor.

Pros
I bought this gun,I love it too muc, bút one day it was jammed, I returned it to Airguns depot , but 2 month we haven;t received the answer where is my gun???

Cons
I bought this gun, it was jammed, I returned this gun to the airguns depot via Fex-ex. But now it's been 2 months and I don't know where the gun is going .. I emailed the Airguns depot and was told that I would answer the fastest. But so far there was no news. So what can I do ?? Please help me, thank you /

My first PCP after shooting springers for years. Wow what a difference. Even though my RWS’s were very accurate and fun to shoot, they are nowhere near as tack driving and consistent as the Urban (at least for me anyway). Shoots a variety of ammo well, but for me shoots JSB,s 15’s and H&N terminators the best. Easily dime groups out to 50 yards. Squirrels have no chance with this rifle. Would highly recommend this to anyone thinking of getting in to PCP’s.

Pros
Tack driving consistency Shoulders well Light weight

Cons
Trigger could use some adjustment to reduce creep

I have shot about 100 rounds so far .it only took about 5rounds to sight in as others have said the magazines are to expensive if you purchase this rifle you will not be disappointed it's light weight And pump friendly get starter PCP.

Pros
None

Cons
Magazine to expensive

The Gamo Urban PCP 22cal is my first rifle. I also purchased the Hill MK4 pump and the Hawke Vantage 3-9x40 scope. Mounted the scope with cheap UTG rings 1” high. The scope sighted in 6 shots for 25 yards. The next 14 were bullseyes! I’m using Crossman Premier domed ultra magnum 14.3 gr. And it was 30 degrees outside. So first time out this rifle was extremely accurate and consistent from 3,000 psi to 2,000 psi. I didn’t take it any further because I only have 2 mags and ran out of time. The trigger is very smooth and easy to pull. The bolt is a bit stiff to load. I’m hoping that will smooth out. It took about 65 pumps to get back up to 3,000 after 24 shots.

Pros
Accurate Smooth trigger Quiet Easy to charge Good price

Cons
Bolt is a little stiff to return Spare mags are way too expensive!

I just received my Gammo Urban and it is larger and heavier than I imagined. This is not a detraction from the airgun, just my observation. Overall the quality is great. The first 50 or so pellets were a dream to shoot and a testimony to the guns accuracy. I recommend this as a excellent entry level PCP for the price. The gun is back yard friendly and a perfect gun for ratting. I highly recommend it.

Pros
Easy to master. Well made and accurate at a an affordable price.

Cons
None noted.

I aqiured one of these and have to say its a great quality rifle made in The UK and Spain. I slapped a UTG Hunter sight on it and it was easy sight. I have been knocking cans and thing around in my yard with it. I use a Handhill Pump and it only take a few minutes to bring to 3000 PSI.

Pros
Great Barrel and work manship in this gun. More power I expected

Cons
The silencer is not as quite as gamo break barrel guns. Its a little loud

Had about 500 rounds through the first Urban when the air gauge started leaking at its base. Called for a replacement o-ring but was told I could have the rifle replaced! Thanks Airgun Depot!!!! Second has so far been very good. The pump has been very good as well. I’m 60-ish and have zero difficulty with it. Around 50-55 pumps from empty hose to bring it from 1500 to 2600 (pump gauge). That’s after 20 shots. I installed the Dry-Pac just in case. The rifle is more accurate than I expected. JSB heavies chronied at 743 and JSB 15.89s at 796. Both for 5 shots from about 2600psi, about 22ftlbs. I have no shot group measurements since it has really been too windy, (Plains of Texas just under the Panhandle). But pest birds and a rabbit have paid the price for underestimating it’s potential. I have shot both pellets at 60 yards at 2” knockdowns (4 in the unit). Each time wind caused the first to miss then a correction and 4 in a row. (I’ve seen zero wind like some of y’all but can’t remember when, ha ha). I’ve learned to manipulate the bolt forward with the barrel up with the JSBs. Not sure why but they feed great that way as opposed to flat or barrel down. I chronied the first rifle with Crosman premier domes in the cheapie tin. 849. I haven’t wasted my time with them on this one since they produce flyers. The rifle is fairly quiet. Very quiet for the price! There are a couple of things, however, that could be improved upon. The barrel band being the most important. Don’t bump the barrel or it WILL move. It seems to “self center” though easily upon moving it back and forth. (But I’m used to rifles you can throw around like Ruger Americans, 10-22s and ARs). Though the trigger is easily fixed with a longer adjustment screw for a few cents, out of the box it has the longest 2nd stage I’ve ever felt on a rifle or pistol of any type, firearm or air rifle. That screw takes it to one of the best triggers you’ll find on a cheap gun (10mm length required for mine. 8 was too short). In all a great buy!!! Especially for someone new to PCPs like me.

Pros
Accurate. Flat shot curve, (very flat from 2600psi). Easy to fill. Good shots per fill. Inexpensive. GREAT starter PCP! Scope mounts extremely easily. Fairly quiet. Decent velocity, great for me! 10 round mag.

Cons
Barrel band needs improvement. Needs to come with a longer 2nd stage trigger adjustment screw. Silencer is quite large. Mags are expensive (though not much worse than some simple firearm mags).