Umarex Notos Review and Testing

[@jasonbollman]

Carbon wrap looks really nice! 😎 👍

[@MSRWorkshop]

I think so too!

[@DouglasUriah]

I read your shirt as a solid title...

[@ianallard5453]

It’s worth noting the tube threads are a size smaller than standard real steal stock threads

[@MSRWorkshop]

You’re right I did a little more digging after I made that post and found it. Unfortunately, you can’t just swap a regular AR stock. 😢 sad !

[@ianallard5453]

@@MSRWorkshop why can’t we have fun

[@ElectricalTM]

Dude I like the wrap, where did you buy it?

[@ElectricalTM]

Nvm I saw the link, thank you!

[@LorneXiong]

where did you buy the wrap?

[@MSRWorkshop]

@@LorneXiong where most all great things come from… Amazon 😆 There’s a link in the description.

[@Tom-jw1pe]

Do all the notos come with that degassing screw… the manual says to dry shoot the gun to zero pressure.

[@MSRWorkshop]

That’s the thing I’m not sure. If you look closely at some pictures, you’ll see one with the degassing screw and then you’ll see others without. so I’m not sure if this is a new version that they’ve added and they’re just using the rest of the old stock up or what the deal is. But there’s nothing in manual that I could find about it in mine either. I was about to send mine back when I first got it because I couldn’t get it to pressurize , I found the crew. It was unscrewed a little bit tightened up and was able to pressurize my gun and it worked perfectly.

[@mattc6395]

Have you noticed any poi shift in your notos after leaving it for a day or so then coming back? Every air rifle I’ve ever had has massive poi shift. I’ll put pellets in the same hole at 25 yards but when I come back to it the poi has shifted a couple inches and I have to resight it in which is a dealbreaker for me. I love air guns and really liking everything about the notos but hesitant because I don’t want to have to deal with poi shift again. Have you had this issue with yours?

[@MSRWorkshop]

So it’s interesting that you say that because I recently watched another video where somebody had disassemble a gun and had found that on all of the guns he had been sent in for repair, The O-rings on the barrel were getting nicked when they were being installed because there was a little bit of metal that was scratching some of the plastic off the o ring while being slid into the frame. So I found a resource for O-rings online for the barrel and replaced both of mine. And I did in fact have one that was nicked so I don’t seem to have really any point of aim shift. Also points out that if you are getting point of aim shift, this is most likely the cause. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onrHXqyneL90eMksi=qH1wPqnuu3JxqMku

[@MSRWorkshop]

Here is the link for the O rings that should work gavantools.com/products/10-2mm-id-x-11-8mm-od-x-0-8mm-cs-nitrile-butadiene-rubber-o-ring-20-pcs