Umarex Legends M3 Grease Gun .177 Caliber BB Gun Air Rifle

So I have had50 or more air guns in my life, and I can say that 80% of them are little more than plastic toys. They all break soon after you get them and they never deliver the promises made on the packaging. This air gun is different. I’ve had mine for about a year now, and yes, everything that everyone says that’s good about this gun, is good.PROs: metal throughout, it’s tough and feels real. Shoots straight (enough), biggest pro, is the CO2 feeder chamber is engineered perfectly. You can shoot co2 cartridge after CO2 cartridge and it won’t start leaking or just break like most guns. The clips hold way more rounds than they say they will.CONs: if you like to put lasers and scopes all over your guns, this gun is not for you. It’s got good iron sights but no rails to mount stuff. It’s expensive, but so far, it’s been worth every penny.

Ok, as others have said, it looks like the original and is cool to shoot. I take issue with a couple of misleading items in the manual. When loading the CO2 cartridges, it says to tighten the allen screw until you hear the CO2 flow. I have two magazines; I could not hear a sound when they pierced. There is the tendency to try to continue tightening beyond what is necessary. The second point that I did not think was made clear, you must load bb's for the bolt to cycle. The bolt locks back when the magazine is out of bb's, so you can't run out any leftover CO2 after the mag is empty. (And trust me, you want to empty the CO2 before you remove the allen screw). Anyway, the bb gun itself is really cool.Edit: You can cycle the action without bb's if you lock the magazine follower down. You may have to hold the follower down as the action can jar it out of the notch and stop the bolt. This way you can empty the last of the CO2 without risking a stuck bb in the barrel.Another thing to watch out for; do not insert the magazine with the bolt all the way forward. If you do, the "firing pin" will project into the magazine well and you can tear the rear seal on the magazine.

Wow , beautiful reproduction very nice quality! Will be ordering again

I love it, it's very fun to shoot and everyone else that has shot it agrees. Only problem I've had with it is that it will only puncture one cartridge, I've been putting a piece of tape in between the 2 cartridges and it fixed that. It's definitely all metal and heavy but it's great.

I thought it for my brother the pellets might get stuck first but you have to brake it in and use it for a while before the pellets don’t get stuck no more !! Other than that it was a really good gun !! I recommend it to people who are looking for an actual realistic gun.

Very realistic, good weight to it, & it shoots really well. Picked up a repro M1 carbine sling that fits it perfectly. I've purchased the Thompson & now the Grease Gun. Now just waiting for them to come out with a M14.

Gun works great fun to shoot. Didn't realize it is all metal so a little more heavy then expected. And it does go through C02 fast but worth it for full auto!

Great remake of the grease gun is a BB gun. I carried one in my Tank when I was in the Army. Its heavy but fun to have in my gun room.