Umarex Origin

Everyone thinks it is an over-under shotgun!

Pros
I love the look and feel of it.

Cons
A pictanny rail for a bi-pod (or at least be drilled for one) would be a nice feature. Sling mounts wouldn't be awful.

If your looking for your first pcp this is definetly the gun for you and doesnt brake the bank. At just under 400$

Pros
Very accruate and quiet. Its my first pcp ive done alot of reasearch and this gun combined with a hand pump and a couple tins of pellets and walmart wc Scope gets the job done. I am shooting 22 grain h&n pellets and with my scope ive taken starlings at 80 yards and made easy 100 yard shots. I have yet to shoot further as i maxed out my range. Built in baffle system is nice aswell.

Cons
Sling and bipod mounts is all i would change on this gun. I also had a random stage of inacurracy as the barrel after about 1500 rounds had build up but a simple clean and she was back to penny size groups at 50 yards.

I seems to be very air efficient and the smaller air tank makes using a hand pump doable.

Pros
For a PCP it is very light weight. I very accurate and has a nice trigger pull and the 25 cal. version has quite a punch.

Cons
Sling swivel mounts and a pic rail underneath for a bipod would be great additions. A better foster fitting cover would also be a nice improvement.

The main reason I choose this rifle was for the accuracy and the ease of filling with a hand pump. I was pleasantly surprised with the accuracy. Dime sized groups at 25 yards with JSB pellets. Cheap cross an pellets are very accurate too. Pumping is easier than other air guns. I have not changed the power adjuster screw from factory and I get about 40 good shots before I have to pump it back up. Takes about 70 pumps to fill it after the 40 shots. Very happy with it. Only cons are that it is a bit loud (88 db measured from rear of air gun where shooter is located) and that it scratches easily. I just leaned it against my chair and now there is a scratch on the barrel. I will be more careful with it from now on.

Pros
Accuracy, easy to fill with pump, fairly powerful.

Cons
A bit loud for my backyard. (88 db) Also scratches easily. Leaned it against my chair and now it has a scratch on the barrel.

Powerful gun, no need for a 22 long rifle.

Pros
i LOVE THIS GUN I have the 22 cal version I was shooting 34 grain slugs with plenty of power to boot with this gun. I like 30 grain slugs the best. Its a very well made gun and very accurate. I love the look and feel of this gun. Pretty light weight. I can shoot flies with it, its so accurate,.

Cons
My only complaint is the magazines are trash. I use benjamine marauder 22 mags they work great. Order some marauder mags. /////the ones with the origin seem to break constantly.

It is really fun to shoot. Groups a 1/4 inch at 40 yards. Has good stopping power out to 80 yards.

Pros
Light weight and very accurate with a decent scope. I use a hand pump and refill when pressure gets to around 2000 PSI.

Cons
I wished it came with open sights, sling mounts and an air fill nipple with a screw cap instead of the flimsy rubber cover. The fill nipple should be integral to the rifle so you don't lose it.

Great gun I love it so far.

Pros
Consistent accuracy, light n easy to handle. Love it

Cons
TRIGGER GARD, it cuts into the middle finger. Also no other way to attach a sling unless you use a tac.sling that attaches to the pic. Rail. ( the scope mount rail.) But, if that's all there is to worry about, Then No worries.

Get your first fill at a welding supply store or paintball supplier. Then just fire in the sweet spot, and use hand pump to top off.

Pros
A very good way to get into pcp.

Cons
Not a daym thing

Use 18.13 JSB Pellets with hammer spring adjusted counterclockwise three full turns from all the way in. Only fill to 3,000 and shoot down to 2000 PSI for SUPERIOR ACCURACY!!!!

Pros
I'm blown away by the performance of this air rifle at 40 and 50 yards!

Cons
Nothing

When everyone was out of stock, I found a "refurbished" mint-grade gun online that did not include the pump and it did not disappoint. Factory hammer spring setting was -1.5 turns off max and pushed the velocity too high for my taste yielding a shot string of 45 shots from max 3600 PSI. I backed the hammer spring -3 turns off max and got 66 shots instead with a flatter shot string using varying weight pellets: JSB 13.4 from 3500 to 3400 PSI (Avg 874'/s), Crosman 14.3 HP 3400 to 2800 (Avg 872'/s), JSB 15.89 from 2800 to 2200 (Avg 878'/s), JSB 18.13 from 2200 to 1600 (Avg 875'/s = 31 Ft Lbs muzzle energy). At 25 and 50 yards all these pellets hit in the same spot which did not necessitate my having to re-zero my scope for each pellet. The EPT system does seem to settle in after a few hundred rounds, but performed well straight out of the box anyway. I'm very pleased with this gun so I highly recommend it. Your results may vary from mine so keep tuning to get your best results.

Pros
1. Accuracy of 5/8" to 7/8" 5 shot groups @ 50 yards and 1/4" to 3/8" groups @ 25 yards with a wide variety of pellets 2. Extremely light 3. Side cocking lever and magazine fed 4. Externally adjustable hammer spring 5. Hand pump friendly if you can call hand pumping friendly--1400 to 3600 PSI 140 pumps 6. Ever Pressure Tank (EPT) System works well and really does what Umarex advertises it to do. 7. Unlike other non-regulated guns, the velocity only increases as the reservoir pressure decreases to about 1400 PSI.

Cons
1. Like many other reviews, I would like to have sling mounts. 2. Can't change the very gradual velocity increase throughout the shot string, but this can be compensated for. Used lighter pellets at higher pressure and heavier ones as the hammer spring let out more air as the reservoir pressure decreased. 3. It's a little loud, but I've asked all my neighbors if it bothered them and no one really noticed the noise. 4. Many of the negative reviews were due primarily to the defective kit pumps which should not have discredited this gun.