Barra Airguns 1200g Dual Caliber Pellet Rifle, Hunting Pellet Rifle, Break Barrel 1200 FPS Gas Piston .177 Cal or .22 Dual Caliber

I haven't actually had the chance to use this air gun yet, but it seams to be of good quality, the barrels exchange quickly and easily, which is a good thing. I am currently happy with this purchase. I may update this review once the winter breaks and I can actually take the weapon out and use it, but until then, 5 stars, excellent product.

I’m shocked. For years I kept with the gamo name as they were pretty good. I just bought a couple of gamos and for the cost I was let down with the accuracy. In a vise I was getting all over grouping, and yes it would hit near the same shot but 3 inches away. It’s like shots 1-3 were scattered and 4-12 were holding tight patterns with 1-3. That’s not a great group. On a pass I seen this setup and thought cool, two barrels, why not. So I bought it. Accuracy is much better. The stock is a little bulky, but very usable. Would love to see a thin profile thumbhole but having a longer barrel than the gamos, really make this thing group. And price, quality etc this is my favorite now. And that’s saying something! Barrels are very easily interchangeable, an 8 year old could do it easily.Scope isn’t much but you get a scope. People don’t understand how expensive a good scope is so they can’t include it for 170 bucks! Paint finish isn’t going to last banging around all over the place but it’s a good paint job. It’s heavier than the others (thicker barrel, longer barrel, etc) but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.Overall a 4.7, which I round to a 5 cause it’s worth it. I’m gonna buy another for a spare to have around, but have officially stopped buying the other brand!

Decent air rifle for the money really! It seems to be made of quality material. The white camo color is bad a$$. The changable barrels are cool addition. Really like the safety positioning. BUT…. The only 2 things I can complain about are, this is the heaviest air rifle I’ve ever held in my hand and I’ve had more than I can count. It’s a beast but it’s super heavy. I guess that’s to support the kick this things got. Kicks lick my 410 shotgun lol. Makes it fun to shoot. And the last thing is the scope is total junk. Went from box to trash can. It’s 100 percent useless I’d rather have a set of good quality open sights ( which this gun doesn’t come with the option to even have added.). Overall I do not regret this purchase.

You get 2 pellet rifles for less than $200!First impressions: Well balanced and not too heavy. The hydro dipped camo looks rad and very comfortable to shoot. Smooth cocking and smooth shooting cycle. Decent trigger and it’s adjustable!Backyard friendly? Yes if you have nice neighbors and they don’t mind the sound of a quiet “nail gun” pop. Actually, you can hear the pellet trap’s “tink” over the sound of the gun going off.Accuracy. After breaking in my .177 barrel. From 21 yards, using the “artillery hold” on a shooting bag. Trying a few different pellets, it’s shooting almost pellet on pellet if I do my part. For my gun, the Crosman’s and JSB’s are both shooting inside a Dime.**New to springers and/or break barrel air rifles? They don’t shoot like powder burners. If you want accuracy, never shoot your break barrels from a gun vice or off of anything solid. These type of air rifles needs to vibrate freely through their shooting cycle. Because of vibrations, alway check for lose screws (stock and scope rings) that could effect accuracy (blue loctite will be you friend).Before searching for accuracy, a new springer (gas ram/piston or spring powered) needs to be broken in by shooting pellets through it. First to clear out all the factory grease (the smoke from the barrel after each shot). Second to set all the seals to smooth out the pressure. Once the smoke clears, the search for accurate pellets can begin.Not all barrels are the same, try different pellets shapes, weights, and manufacturers to find the most accurate. And “season” the barrel with a few shots of the new pellet before checking for accuracy.Use the “artillery hold”. Do not grip a break barrel rifle hard or pull these types of rifles into your shoulder. If you are shooting from bags, find the balance point or just forward and rest your break barrel rifle directly on your opened palm, resting on top of the shoot bag.The provided scope is ok for a first timer (I think the scope tube is plastic?). When you need to upgrade, make sure it’s an air gun rated scope, better scope rings (to deal with recoil) and get one with an adjustable objective. An AO scope will really help you see things more clearly at different ranges.The trigger, is amazing for a break barrel rifle in this price range. At first the pull was looong with lots of slop. After messing with the 2 screws, 1 small flathead grub screw in front of and on the blade and a larger flathead behind the trigger. Now it’s short, predictable, and crisp. After adjustments, the trigger is no Rekord from a Weihrauch, but it is way better than the old Gamo style and about on par with Hatsan’s Quattro.*ADJUST THE TRIGGER AT YOUR OWN RISKDo it WRONG and your air rifle will become UNSAFE.Small grub in front adjusts the length of the “2nd” stage and the larger behind the trigger blade adjusts pull weight.Tightening (clockwise) the small grub will reduce the pull length. Too much tightening is DANGEROUS, this will cause the gun to discharge when bumped.Loosening (counter clockwise) the larger screw behind the trigger will reduce the pull weight. If you loosen too much, the screw will fall out.Last but not least, practice, practice, practice by shooting it a lot. The more you shoot it the smoother everything gets and accuracy will also improve. it’s what they call the “1000+ pellet tune”

When you get it, it seems pretty basic. And the scope is basic. It's incredibly cheap. But it works fine.However, once I put the barrel on I wanted and started firing it. I was incredibly impressed. I was using gamo rifles before and was just fed up. I would have a perfect group and then the next thing I knew it was so far off it was pointless. However, this rifle? No problems at all. It shoots perfect and doesn't break.I love it and would recommend it to anyone.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this as a Christmas gift for my nephew and everything about it is good quality - EXCEPT unfortunately the very first time we used it we had paint/coating from the camo color rubbing off on our hands and exposing black underneath. I understand wear and tear over time, but the first use for under an hour is disappointing. I recommend just going with black to avoid this.

Great product. I had to use a little blue lock tight on the set screw for the barrel. To keep the screw tight. I would definitely recommend this pellet rifle

Other customers wrote that the gun was poorly constructed—it was worse than that. Someone else must have rejected it. The stock had deep cuts, and the scope could not be mounted at all. The gun was a piece of junk.