Umarex Synergis Air Rifle Features
- Underlever
- TNT Gas Piston
- Synthetic Stock
- Patented RapidMag cartridge system utilizing a 12 shot magazine
- Fully Shrouded Barrel
- Metal Lockdown Picatinny Mounting Rail
- 2 stage trigger, non-adjustable
- 3-9x40 scope and mounts included
- 2 magazines included
- ManufacturerUmarex
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 1000 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Underlever
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 8.00
- Overall Length 45.50
- Barrel Length 18.50
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 12
- Mechanism Gas-piston
- Rail Weaver/Picatinny
- Safety 0
- Front Sights 0
- Rear Sights 0
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability Two-stage non-adjustable
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Small game hunting/plinking
- Warranty 3-year limited warranty
Waste of money. I would not buy it again and I had high hopes for it
Pros
Ummm... There's nothing about this rifle that makes me have positive thoughts about it. It was a huge waste of money and I probably haven't shot a hundred rounds through it and now it sits in the corner rusting.
Cons
The first thing I would change is having ever bought this. It's heavy, loud, hard to cock, hard to load magazines, pellets are constantly double feeding and getting jammed. There's nothing about this gun that I like and don't recommend it at all. That's $160 wasted imho
I bought this because it was on sale and I was looking for a fixed barrel air rifle with a magazine. I'm thoroughly disappointed. The mechanism that pushes a pullet in also has no disconnect and pushes early in the lever stroke. So if you start to cock it at all, cock it all the way or you will multi-feed.
Pros
Nice trigger, gun is below average weight-wise
Cons
The magazine does not have very positive retention which causes skirt tearing or crooked loading. You have to hold it with pressure in the direction the magazine installs to keep the plunger centered on the skirt (the loose fit of the magazine allows for misalignment with the plunger which is what ruins pellets more than being a little out of line with the barrel).
The scope doesn't have any parallax or even first focal adjustment (allows you to focus for various distances) meaning you are essentially limited to using set magnification for a given distance.
Heading out camping and picked one up as a new toy on the way out of town. Unboxed it and installed the scope up in the woods. I was impressed with it's apparent quality. Cheap scope but it's what you get in a package deal for the price. Ran a patch down the barrel and started shooting. Scope rail looks tig welded on and it was straight on my gun. Didn't even have to adjust the scope! Now I'm getting real impressed! It's shooting "minute of pop can" at 40yrds with HN field target trophys right out of the box with me sitting in my camp chair! About 50 pellets in it started to have feeding issues. It fed but pellet shot wild. Next pellet was a squib. Knocked it out and it had part of the skirt of the last pellet jammed on it. After that I got another 20 good shots and it did it again, and again, and again unless I just did single shots. I was so impressed with this rifle at first while it worked. The idea of an underlever magnum powered piston gun repeater was exciting...
Pros
Accurate when it worked, good weight, smooth cocking, gas piston smoother shooting then a springer
Cons
Feeding is horrible. Stripping/pinching skirts leaving a ring of lead in the chamber that causes the next pellet to squib.
Throw the scope away that comes with it. Buy a good scope. The one that comes with it will not sight in. I put it in a vice and fired 11 rounds through it and not one round came even close to another one.
Pros
Great gun like how it shoots. And like the magazine that comes with it.
Cons
A little heavy and noisy
I shoot this gun a lot. It's very powerful, and accurate. Not having to load one at a time is really nice. Don't know why everyone is having issues with the loader I use the two magazines that came with the and two I've bought for extras and have had no issues with any off them. This rifle really likes the JSM Diablos Exact Jumbos. Shot several tins through it and have had no issues. I did put a better scope on it for full disclosure.
Pros
Accurate, easy to cock, and love the magazine loader.
Cons
None really it is a little on the heavy side but that makes it great for bench shooting
It's a great gun I have no problems with it and been punching holes through half inch pine boards at 50 yards
Pros
The fact that it's an underlever and stays true as long as you put a different scope on it preferably one for like 22 or higher
Cons
That it doesn't have an adjustable trigger a little stiff on the trigger though
As long as you don't mind single loading pellets and you get a better scope then this thing is awesome with more than enough power for small to medium game pesting.
Pros
Thing is a tack driver when it doesn't double feed and squib pellets in the barrel.
Cons
This thing double feeds like crazy when you use the magazine. The scope is also not all that great. Had to replace it with one off an old airgun.
After putting the better part of a dozen brands and weights of pellets through it, I found it really liked Crosman Premier Pointed in 7.4 grains. This was fortunate, as I have a ton of them on hand after a major sale. The mags are good, although more tricky to load properly than some. The rifle came with two, and I purchased another two. Any sort of rotary mag seems to prefer a domed or pointed pellet over a wadcutter. At the price this comes in at, I would buy it again.
Pros
Maybe I got a good one. From many reviews, this was not a successful rifle. However, I really couldn't resist picking up an underlever for Big Box prices. Got it by UPS, strapped the scope on, and had it rough sighted within five pellets. Final tuning took quite a few more, but at this price I can hardly complain. This is a fairly heavy (good heavy) and rather well-built. It's German engineering and Chinese manufacture, so think a BMW married to an SKS. The stock is solid, rather slender for my preferences, but nicely done. Rather than a blue or shiny black finish, Umarex chose a matte-black similar to Parkerizing. Once you find your pellet, it is nicely accurate. It's simple to cock, although the cocking catch on mine is a bit gritty. Trigger is much better than you would expect at this price point. For 20 yard shooting, the enclosed optic was pretty much spot on. Yeah, it's a cheap scope. If you want better, pony up. The scope will do you for most of your ethical shooting.
Cons
It would be nice if the cocking lever was a bit smoother and more nicely finished, but at this price point it is a quibble. Keep your fingers clear, the cocking arm can bite.
DON'T KNOW WHY EVERYONE SEEMS TO GIVE BAD REIIEWS, THIS THING KICKS BUT FOR POWER, i'LL BET i COULD GET A DEER WITH IT IF IT WAS .22 CAL.
Pros
NO PROBELMS LOADING SO FAR, AFTER 4 MAGS!!:)
Cons
WOULD LOVE THIS IN A .22 CAL.
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.I BOUGHT ONE AND IT WON'T FEED THE PELLETS WITH EITHER MAGAZINE, IT WILL ONLY SHOOT THE OPEN HOLE AND THAT IS IT. I HAVE BEEN USING NORMA GOLDEN TROPHY FT 22 CAL. 15.9GRAM DEDICATED HUNTING PELLETS. ARE THESE THE WRONG ONES OR IS THERE SOME TRICK TO USING THE MAGAZINES?
asked ivan from USArecommended pellet
asked Danne from USAwhat size cleaning rod do i buy. how long is the barrel ?
asked JOE NUBILEYou need a .177 Cal. or .22 Cal. cleaning rod 19.50 inches long. What caliber airgun do you have? The barrel is 18.50 inches long for both.
Force Recon-USMC from USAhow loud is it?
asked William Ross3 medium!
Force Recon-USMC from USAHas anyone out there bought a -synergis . If so , please give a review of the pros and cons . Thanks kindly , Ross
asked Ross from CanadaIs the scope any good or do you have too replace it ?
asked Ross from CanadaDoes anyone have info on cocking effort yet?
asked Matthew from USAArm effort is about 30 to 35 Lbs. for each shot.
Force Recon-USMC from USAWhat type/brand of scope comes with it? Is there an option to purchase it without the scope?
asked MikeComes as bundled .
Stanley from USADoes this rifle come in 22 calaber
asked James BrownerYes, in .177 and/or .22 Cal.
Force Recon-USMC from USAhow hard is it co cock about how much effort in lbs does it tak?
asked GaryAbout 30 to 35 Lbs. of arm pressure. Remember, use short flat nose pellets!
Force Recon-USMC from USAHow many times do you have to pump it for each shot?
asked Harold from USAOne time of 30 to 35 Lbs. of arm pressure for each shot. Remember, use short flat nose pellets!
Force Recon-USMC from USA
Yeah it is a Heavy Pellet Gun, But Well Built pellet gun that can preform consistent group target shooting for the $$ amount spent. Spend a little more for a Good Shock Proof scope if your a Serious target shooter. Don't Forget. Play with different pellet type & gr weight. I was very satisfied with the Crosman Premier Domed Magnum 10.5 gr. If your a Serious Target Shooter. The JBS Exact shoot slightly better. But they cost twice as much. The lighter RWS Superdome 8.3 gr shoot ok but not as consistent. The Heavy J&N Rabbit 14.5gr where to inconsistent of over-sizing. problems fitting the chamber of ALL my other One-Cock pellet guns even.
Post Stance 40ft shooting groups I did, I'm pretty happy with this Umarex for 65 year old man with Weak Bad Shoulders. See Photo.
Remember... GOOD SHOOT-N is Hitting what your Aiming at and KEEP Your SAFETY ON & On your MIND. Even when the safety is OFF. Enjoy.
Merlin TJ.
Pros
.177 UMAREX, I'M Happy with target Groups THIS MODEL CAN PREFORM.
Cons
If the Auto index would in-gage at PAST 50% of lever stroke to rotate index would help those that have problems cocking full stroke & Auto load. Seems to index Auto Load magazine at about the first 1/3rd of the lever travel / & actuation of index loader. For those that have weakness and can Not Muscle a Smooth full lever motion to fully Cocked position. In other words the Spring force slightly pushes You and the lever back against you, an inch or two. Then you muscle up to get past this point and re-pull the lever to Fully Cocked position, & back You just put, 2- Yes TWO pellets in the chamber returning the lever arm to shooting position. If the cocking action would be just a little farther than half then actuate the index where its easier to finish the stroke to fully cocked, I know the jamming of too many pellets in the chamber would simply Not be an issue. When you can Muscle Up and do a Smooth one motion to a complete cocked and lever arm returned there are no issues.