This maybe the first Umarex product that I may purchase since the Gauntlet gen1 which I dropped a ton of money in and still didn’t live up to par for my taste. This gun is so similar to what I already have. A regulated Diana Bandit with camo stock and on .22 cal sending 18.13 grain pellet a 700 FPS for 3 mags. I really hope these guns do better than that.
My Walther Reign shoots H&N HP 21 he. Slugs at 160 yards hitting a squirrel target Everytime. I'm completely blown away by that AIRGUN. It out performs alot of top notch Airguns. I just got a AGT VIXEN SHORT and it's a Lazer gun for sure. One hole 5 shot groups at 50 yards.
I'm loving my Notos. It accurately delivers an 18.1 gr JTS Dead Center pellet at 723 fps (7 shot string, extreme spread of 3 and a standard deviation of 1.5). That gives me 21.0 Ft/Lbs energy at the muzzle. Despite everything I've read about 3 mags (21 shots) per fill, after 28-30 shots the reg is still at 2000psi in my Notos. Not bad for an air pump friendly rifle with a 66cc tank.
Another great video. These pellet "shoot outs" in different guns that you do are a pleasure to watch. Please tell the guys at Umarex that the Notos should come to South Africa if you get the chance.
Great video! I’m really enjoying my Notos out in the backyard! I put a 2 MOA red dot scope on it which works just fine but I’m really thinking a good small scope will find it’s way onto the gun. I’ve been shooting it from 15 yards out to about 30. Plinking mainly. Been trying out a Crosman Premier, hollow points and JTS and the Gamo Red Fires run really well through it. On one occasion, I tried out the Gamo Rocket pellets, in 14.5 grains, and somehow one of the BB’s separated from the pallet in the chamber, and it rolled into the moderator. I was able to get it to clear out without disassembly. Overall, it’s a great little gun, especially for backyard shooting! And the fact that it’s regulated makes it even better! Thanks for bringing these videos to us in the shooting community!
Not a big fan of Umarex but I am a big fan of Snow Peak and this gun looks very much like one of their products. If I’m right this gun will be in my grandsons hands soon. It shoots pretty good for the size of barrel in it. Looks like a keeper.
I commented in your last video as well. I have both Hatsan jet and the notos. Both of these guns shoot the very affordable 14.3g crossman premier hollow points very well. I have tried at least 10 other pricier, heavier, and fancier pellets and none of them can match the crossman premier in my guns.
I’ll give them a try again. My experience has been terrible, at least with the last batch from Walmart. You can easily feel the variances between pellets going into the beech. I need to do a video showing just how bad the head sizing can be on the CPHPs and others too. Cheers AGW
@AirGunWeb I sometimes come across a few with deformed skirts in the can. They are so cheap that I don't mind tossing a few away. They don't run well in my more powerful guns, but these two carbines seem to like them. That has been my experience. The H&N pellets are great in my Airforce escape .25 caliper. The JSB pellets are good in my Bullboss .22 with Huma regulator.
@@NsUtubechannel - dented skirts happen.. what I find is wild variances in head size. "Back in the day" when I was doing RMA work for Hatsan, we had a ton of the 125 snipers coming in with blow seals. The common denominator was the use of the Crosman premier hollow point pellets. After testing, I found that I would have some that were very hard to push into the breach, while others would literally just fall down the barrel. The lack of back pressure due to the undersized pellets was causing the seals to burn up. I found the same issue today with the tins that I have. I test them, but I've yet to find a gun (that I own) that shoots them with any real consistency. Cheers AGW
I’m going to purchase the Artemis PP 750. I have read that some owners have gotten up to 33 or more FPE and I think around 800 FPS. Have you done any videos showing how in which modifications you should do to achieve this level of performance?
From what I watched on various other channels this gun prefers the 14 to 16 gr pellets. Doesn’t like the heavies as is evident here. (I mean 20 yards should have been a one hole)
@@AIRGUN4LIFE I here that a lot but see a lot of people shooting the same ammo. All barrels should in fact be the same if they were cut on the same machine.
Nope, every barrel is definitely different. I've had 2 of the same gun more than 4 times and they all liked different pellets. I was surprised by that, but it's definitely a thing. I believe it's more the crowns of the barrels more than anything.
@AIRGUN4LIFE LOL! But they all like the same speed? Everyone that shoots pellets in .30 cal shoots them at 880, and .25 930-950, and .22 930-950. I can say I have 3 AEA CHALLENGER STANDARD LONG STOCKS, and they all shoot the exact same AVS .303 55 grain slug, so I guess it's a pellet thing. 2 are for sale if you're interested you can see for yourself.
Rick where did you find that they are regulated. Umerex description on the site says nothing about that. Nothing on the box. Is it non adjustable? The adjustment under stock? Not finding anything on the web. Cool gun as they are an Artemis. Not criticizing just no info. Thanks.
@@AirGunWeb That's right FTT's are lighter thought they were 18 grain, lol sorry! Thanks for the video I was I was wondering how those JTS pellets were going to do against them JSBs
Boy I'll tell you what for a regulated gun that gun shoots horrible that jts standard shot a lot better than that gun without a regulator I'm glad I didn't buy that one
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Enjoy your vids Rick. The hades are working well in my notos. Took a pigeon at about 50 yds.
This maybe the first Umarex product that I may purchase since the Gauntlet gen1 which I dropped a ton of money in and still didn’t live up to par for my taste. This gun is so similar to what I already have. A regulated Diana Bandit with camo stock and on .22 cal sending 18.13 grain pellet a 700 FPS for 3 mags. I really hope these guns do better than that.
My Walther Reign shoots H&N HP 21 he. Slugs at 160 yards hitting a squirrel target Everytime. I'm completely blown away by that AIRGUN. It out performs alot of top notch Airguns. I just got a AGT VIXEN SHORT and it's a Lazer gun for sure. One hole 5 shot groups at 50 yards.
I'm loving my Notos. It accurately delivers an 18.1 gr JTS Dead Center pellet at 723 fps (7 shot string, extreme spread of 3 and a standard deviation of 1.5). That gives me 21.0 Ft/Lbs energy at the muzzle. Despite everything I've read about 3 mags (21 shots) per fill, after 28-30 shots the reg is still at 2000psi in my Notos. Not bad for an air pump friendly rifle with a 66cc tank.
Another great video. These pellet "shoot outs" in different guns that you do are a pleasure to watch. Please tell the guys at Umarex that the Notos should come to South Africa if you get the chance.
Great video! I’m really enjoying my Notos out in the backyard! I put a 2 MOA red dot scope on it which works just fine but I’m really thinking a good small scope will find it’s way onto the gun. I’ve been shooting it from 15 yards out to about 30. Plinking mainly. Been trying out a Crosman Premier, hollow points and JTS and the Gamo Red Fires run really well through it. On one occasion, I tried out the Gamo Rocket pellets, in 14.5 grains, and somehow one of the BB’s separated from the pallet in the chamber, and it rolled into the moderator. I was able to get it to clear out without disassembly. Overall, it’s a great little gun, especially for backyard shooting! And the fact that it’s regulated makes it even better! Thanks for bringing these videos to us in the shooting community!
Mine loves crosman domes... really well
Maybe the reg is slow to reset? Maybe count to ten before each shot and edit the dead time out.
Good shooting Rick. Thanks for the hard work.
Looking good Rick ! Thank you for this review I've been waiting on this one ! 👍👍
Not a big fan of Umarex but I am a big fan of Snow Peak and this gun looks very much like one of their products. If I’m right this gun will be in my grandsons hands soon. It shoots pretty good for the size of barrel in it. Looks like a keeper.
Nice shooting Rick. Interesting video as usual.
I commented in your last video as well. I have both Hatsan jet and the notos. Both of these guns shoot the very affordable 14.3g crossman premier hollow points very well. I have tried at least 10 other pricier, heavier, and fancier pellets and none of them can match the crossman premier in my guns.
I’ll give them a try again. My experience has been terrible, at least with the last batch from Walmart. You can easily feel the variances between pellets going into the beech. I need to do a video showing just how bad the head sizing can be on the CPHPs and others too.
Cheers
AGW
@AirGunWeb I sometimes come across a few with deformed skirts in the can. They are so cheap that I don't mind tossing a few away. They don't run well in my more powerful guns, but these two carbines seem to like them. That has been my experience. The H&N pellets are great in my Airforce escape .25 caliper. The JSB pellets are good in my Bullboss .22 with Huma regulator.
@@NsUtubechannel - dented skirts happen.. what I find is wild variances in head size. "Back in the day" when I was doing RMA work for Hatsan, we had a ton of the 125 snipers coming in with blow seals. The common denominator was the use of the Crosman premier hollow point pellets. After testing, I found that I would have some that were very hard to push into the breach, while others would literally just fall down the barrel. The lack of back pressure due to the undersized pellets was causing the seals to burn up. I found the same issue today with the tins that I have. I test them, but I've yet to find a gun (that I own) that shoots them with any real consistency.
Cheers
AGW
Another's vid for the Notos had 15gr and under were the most accurate.
I may have missed it, but wondering why you are shooting these heavy pellets in the low-powered guns? My Notos does great with lighter pellets
Wouldn’t consider the notos a low power gun. 20 yards my poi barely changes switching between the JSB 16’s and 18’s.
Running JSB 16’s in mine.
what semi auto pcp good for hunting ? small game only. thanks. nice video thanks for sharing.
I’m going to purchase the Artemis PP 750. I have read that some owners have gotten up to 33 or more FPE and I think around 800 FPS. Have you done any videos showing how in which modifications you should do to achieve this level of performance?
From what I watched on various other channels this gun prefers the 14 to 16 gr pellets. Doesn’t like the heavies as is evident here. (I mean 20 yards should have been a one hole)
I'm PCP ignorant. Where do you buy an male adapter to stick into the end of the air reservoir for whatever pump a person has?
Can that moderator be removed to put a aftermarket one one?
Any chance the magazine could be distorting the pellets when loading ? I had that problem on my P-rod
Are the supressor and stock removable?
Stock is removable so it becomes a pistol. Pistol grips are $9.99 at Pyramid. Suppressor is molded to barrel so it is permanently attached.
.22 HADES work the best in the Notos
In some yes, but every barrel is different. We have one that only likes the JTS PELLETS. But yes Hades are a great start.
@@AIRGUN4LIFE I here that a lot but see a lot of people shooting the same ammo. All barrels should in fact be the same if they were cut on the same machine.
Nope, every barrel is definitely different. I've had 2 of the same gun more than 4 times and they all liked different pellets. I was surprised by that, but it's definitely a thing. I believe it's more the crowns of the barrels more than anything.
@AIRGUN4LIFE LOL! But they all like the same speed? Everyone that shoots pellets in .30 cal shoots them at 880, and .25 930-950, and .22 930-950. I can say I have 3 AEA CHALLENGER STANDARD LONG STOCKS, and they all shoot the exact same AVS .303 55 grain slug, so I guess it's a pellet thing. 2 are for sale if you're interested you can see for yourself.
@@dougiefresh3767 thanks bud, but I can't stand AEA's lol... I like AGT's myself.
Great review, but I thought you said you were going to stretch it out !
I will in the full review. We’ve just been going through the basic testing and having fun.
Cheers
AGW
Rick where did you find that they are regulated. Umerex description on the site says nothing about that. Nothing on the box. Is it non adjustable? The adjustment under stock? Not finding anything on the web. Cool gun as they are an Artemis. Not criticizing just no info. Thanks.
Hey there. It’s regulated but not with an adjustable reg. Details direct from Umarex.
Cheers
AGW
@@AirGunWeb thank you for your reply. Bought one today. JSB 15.89 at 50 yards just under an inch 5 shots and 7 shots
FTT's?
We’ll get around to lighter pellets. This video was specifically testing the 18.13 variants.
Cheers
AGW
@@AirGunWeb That's right FTT's are lighter thought they were 18 grain, lol sorry! Thanks for the video I was I was wondering how those JTS pellets were going to do against them JSBs
Boy I'll tell you what for a regulated gun that gun shoots horrible that jts standard shot a lot better than that gun without a regulator I'm glad I didn't buy that one