The Umarex Notos Carbine is a portable and handy airgun with adjustable length that's surprisingly flexible and accurate. It gives you speeds up to 700 fps using a 12 grain pellet, so you get plenty of power for pesting, small game hunting, and plinking.
You can adjust the overall length of this airgun to get the custom fit you're looking for because this Carbine model has a buttstock that adjusts for length. That means you also get a gun with a smaller overall size when you adjust the stock fully in. You also get extra comfort and control thanks to the ridged rubber buttpad.
You'll love the consistency of each shot from the Umarex Notos Carbine because it gives you 21 fully regulated shots at optimal velocity from its regulator set at 1900 psi, with up to 40 shots overall from the air tank that fills to 3625 psi. You'll also appreciate how easy it is to cycle the smooth sidelever, and you'll be surprised at how quiet the shots are because of the shrouded barrel and three baffle SilencAir System.
You can choose between trying to make each shot as perfect and accurate as possible with the included single shot magazine or the ease and quick follow up shots of the 7 round auto indexing removable magazine. And if you want extra accuracy, it's easy to attach your favorite scope to the integrated full length Picatinny scope rail.
If you're looking for a compact PCP airgun that gives you the power and accuracy you need for plinking, pesting, and small game hunting without a lot of fuss, get the Umarex Notos Carbine today at Airgun Depot.
Umarex Notos Carbine Features:
- Sidelever
- PCP
- Uses .22 caliber pellets
- Buttstock adjusts for length
- Max velocity: 700 fps (w/ 12 gr. pellet)
- Shrouded barrel and 3 baffle SilencAir System
- Max fill pressure: 3,625 psi (250 bar)
- Regulated pressure: 1,900 psi
- 40 shots per fill (21 fully regulated)
- Onboard fill pressure gauge
- Male Foster QD fill fitting
- 7rd removable rotary magazine
- Single shot tray included
- Full length Picatinny scope rail
- Ridged rubber buttpad
- Barrel length: 11.75"
- ManufacturerUmarex
- Caliber .22
- Velocity 700 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Sidelever
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 4.00
- Overall Length 34.00
- Barrel Length 11.75
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 7
- Mechanism Pre-charged pneumatic
- Rail Weaver/Picatinny
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights none
- Rear Sights none
- Shots per Fill 21
- Trigger Adjustability Two-stage adjustable
- Use Small game hunting/target practice
- Warranty 1-year limited warranty
- Noise Level 82.04 dB
- Upgrades Gun Only
Pick up some Redcorn outdoors magazines. You'll be glad you did.
Pros
A great little carbine. It's super accurate with 14.66 grain H&N field target trophy pellets and I'm getting 750 fps with those. I do 3 turns in from flush on the hammer spring adjustment screw.
Cons
The magazine is not great.
Pros
Awesome out of the box. No magazine feed issues that others have noted. Became more accurate after about 100 rounds. Great gun for the price.
Cons
Easy to double load if you can't remember if a round is already loaded.
Pros
The one I have is a tack driver. I got it for pesting, once I got it broke in pretty good and sighted in the scope...it is lights out. The pellet hits where the cross hairs come together. I can not articulate just how good this PCP carbine is. It holds pressure for months...yes months, and when I pick it up, it is on the money. Target shooting is boring! The only issue I have is the lever, but, is getting smoother as time goes by. I would definitely purchase again and I completely recommend.
Shoots CPHP very well. Did not like RWS Super point at all.Get aftermarket mags from Maple Products (Canada).You may need taller scope mounts for the bigger mags. Measure gun first.
Pros
Break-in barrel and this little gun ROCKS !
Cons
Adjustable stock could be a tiny bit longer. After you get used to where your cheek fits,its fine
There are a couple good aftermarket options for the cocking lever but be aware that spring allows for the paddle style lever to pop open with minimal pressure which results in any after market lever being easily popped into the partially cocked position with very little pressure. Not a deal breaker but something to be aware of. Rear pic rail can be adjusted by loosening the (2) fasteners on the top of the rail and aligned by sight or with a straight edge. I recommend some threadlock on the fasteners to help keep the rail solid if it’s going to be used for anything. Rear pic rail is only designed to support a single scope ring or pic attachment device. In order to make it compatible with my Prism optic mount I had to machine out another slot. The optic was all types of crooked till I figured this one out. A couple Maple loaders helped with the mag capacity. I’m eyeing a plenum upgrade and bottle conversion. Leaving that LDC alone due to legal risk (CA).
Pros
Great value! I love the built in Lead Dust Collector (LDC) usually referred to as a moderator. That’s the only way to have a sound reducing device on an airgun in CA without heavy legal risk. It’s super light! Aftermarket options are plentiful, with a lot of customization for a little bit of additional investment or a lot but depends on your budget and appetite. I have a 3x Primary Arms Prism with the riser and cantilever on the rear pic rail and a red dot on a 45 of the front pic rail. Also a found an easy way to install a 2 point sling with only 1 sling pic rail attachment and using the slots on the supporting material behind the grip to loop in the other end of the sling.
Cons
The cocking lever is a flush flap which works fine but isn’t my preference. The grip is a little bulky. Rear pic rail can be misaligned (easy to fix). Pic rails are all dense polymer which are better than most polymer pic rails but not metal. Pressure gauge is on the front of the tube so not visible while being used. Mag is small.
None of these are deal breakers. Even with everything mentioned above I still feel it’s a solid value.
Pros
Man... I really could not be happier with this gun (so happy that I purchased a second one soon after putting the first through it's paces!!! My son loves his as well!). Where to start? Accuracy is fantastic. So easy to shoot offhand given its light, compact design. Nailing just about everything I aim at, off hand, up to 50 yards. Supported, I was making consistent hits at 125 yards as well when using an LPVO scope. This is a tremendously fun gun to shoot at the range. Even the guys shooting their powder burners want one after trying it. I see at least one more in my near-term future :)
Other pros: Easy to handpump, 30ish consistent shots before velocity drop off (40 or so shots per fill not a problem). Shoots cheap Crossman 14.3 "magnums" EXTREMELY well. Super tight groups with some of the cheapest ammo out there?! How can you not love that?! Quiet and definitely backyard friendly, but this gun packs a punch so make sure you have a safe and effective backstop.
Cons
As most everyone else has pointed out, the magazine are AWFUL. They are hard to load, they jam, and the design is just terrible. Do they work? Yes, but not reliably. As soon as you order this gun, do yourself a major favor and order a couple of Maple Mags off of Ebay. Maybe Airgun Depot could work something out with Maple and start selling them here as they are night and day better than the stock mags, which are almost embarrassingly bad and ruin the experience of this great PCP.
Overall, i love this thing. Its my first PCP. I have a UTG true hunter 3-9 mounted on top. It will shoot a full mag of H&N 14.66 grain pellets into a dime sized group at 25 yards. The tank is small enough that a hand pump is pretty quick to refill it. A bigger tank would be fun for range days, but this is mostly for pest control so i don't fill it often. The AR conversion kit from BuckRail would be really nice to get a larger handguard to hold on to. Its been a deadly rifle on squirrels, rabbits, and starlings. I haven't tried any shots on animals beyond 35 yards. It can hit steel targets pretty consistent at 50 yards with some hold over. I haven't run into the magazine issues others are having. So far, its been a great rig.
Pros
Light. Compact. Accurate. quiet.
Cons
on range days, a larger tank would be fun. A larger handguard would be nice too
Where the bolt and hammer contacted the block had become etched by metal to metal contact. To solve the cocking problem, I polished the block where the bolt and hammer contact it using a two stage polishing process. I also polished the trigger adjustment screw, bolt, hammer, and sear. Cocks better now than brand new. Trigger pull is now 1 pound, 2 ounces.
Pros
Accurate for such an affordable pcp. Easy to modify with after market parts which makes it more accurate. See C88 machining on ebay for excellent modifications, plenum, 1/2x20 moderator adapter. Requires removing of original moderator. I replaced the moderator with Donny FL Sumo. Super quiet.
Cons
Gritty trigger. Terrible cocking effort, also gritty. After around 2000 shots, the cocking effort got worse to the point it would not cock.
I didnt screw in the stock so I can remove and replace easier. Very accurate at 25 yards iron sights. Lots of power for plinking or small game. Slugs make it very quiet
Pros
Accuracy, Powerful, Picatinny rail, Quiet, Adjustable
Cons
None
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.What kind of warranty is on this rifle?
asked Joel from USAOne year warranty... 30 day return
Mark from USANot sure but usually it's one year. By the way got 1 inch group at 40 yards. Love it
Alexander from USAdo i need a PAL license of this rifle?
asked Catalino from CanadaThis carbine does not exceed the IL velocity restriction of 700 fps. As of 6/28/24, yes this can ship to your home, as long as you are not in the Chicago area.
Adam from USAwhat type bipod can fit on this rifle.
asked Sean from USAVery expensive top mount shown in photos...
Mark from USAAmigo quanto custa ela pra enviar para o Brasil ?
asked Wallyson from BrazilIs this left-handed sidelever?
asked Alex from USAThe lever is in the left side
Rob from USAIs the cocking lever reversible for right-handed shooters?
asked Kendrick from USANo. The cocking lever is not reversible.
Adam from USAWhat is the weight?
asked LANCE from USA4 pounds as it says in the description.
Joel from USAAny Diana connection here? That mag sure looks like a Diana mag
asked Wade from USAYes, its a rebranded Snowpeak like the Dianas. I use Maple Custom Products 3d printed mags.
Joel from USAHow long is it
asked Jeffery from USA31 1/4", stock extends it to 34"
Dave from USA
Wasn't hard to dissassemble the clip and file the edge the pellets catch on just a lil bit, after that smooth like butta! I did overscope mine with a 50mm bushnell banner, with that though even my wife was like wow! this is nice to shoot! sure my daughter will love it too when shes ready. Cant wait to get it on a longer range. rating based on price and overall quality.
Pros
its nice and compact and light with a good balance and hand feel, one hole grouping on my 30 yard back yard setup, qiet enough for my neighborhood with pretty diecent punch.
Cons
as they all say the clip wont let flatter pellets out without some effort or modification.