Umarex Komplete Nitro Air PCP Air Rifle - UNBOXING & Quick Look.

[@alanalford5996]

I can’t wait to see more on this!

[@AlsAirguns]

Thanks for being a member! 🏄‍♀️🎊🤗🤠🍺

[@twolak1972]

I got one a month ago and absolutely love it. The 22 caliber with 25.5 gr Diablo hunting pellets is a squirrel hunters dream. Have already shot 10 gray squirrels and 2 rabbits. Last rabbit was shot at 25 yds with the 54th shot out of the original nitro air tube. Im not a frequent shooter and probably won't go through the 300 pellets I bought for the gun in a year so nitro tube price is not a issue. This gun is a dream come true. Superbly accurate, great trigger and convenient as all hell. No expensive compressors, and pumping or scuba tanks . Just fun fun fun. Thanks Umarex. Home run.

[@AlsAirguns]

Awesome feedback! I really like mine too. Plenty of power for small game and accuracy that puts that power where you need it. Also I was initially concerned about accessibility and pricing of the cartridges. I was desperate for something that claimed and my go to online retailers were out. I was pleasantly surprised to find them in stack at the local Walmart for $18.92. Sweet, huh.

[@PapaTAdventures]

Looking forward to seeing additional content on it. Technically we all shoot nitrogen, I believe this is just supposed to be 100% nitrogen vice 70% that we compress from the atmosphere. 😅 Umarex says that you can leave cartridges in, like an hpa bottle, and not lose pressure. Which is another advantage, along with less temperature effect. They also hinted at perhaps an hpa mod/version down the road, so hopefully we see that? If not, someone will make a conversion kit I'm sure. Regulated "pcp" for under $200 is fantastic.

[@AlsAirguns]

You’re correct of course about our atmosphere being & 70% nitrogen. As I have been told by people who know more about the subject than me, part of the big magic is the regulator. It was explained to me that a regulator performing like that one (3600 psi to 12-1600 psi.) has historically been difficult/expensive to make. I don’t know if 100% nitrogen changes that. I’m not even sure about the accuracy of it. But what I’m gathering is the Komplete brings forward some interesting ideas and technology. I’m super supportive of innovative in our sport/industry. And it’s because of that I just had support that effort financially. I was fortunate in my career to have been an executive in a company that we took public. I reported to the president who was extremely fond of reminding everyone that you can tell yourself what ever you want about your products or services but, “customers vote 🗳️ with their dollars 💵! “ It’s true & at a minimum I wanted to say to Umarex, “Thanks for giving us something new. I know it’s risky & I support your effort.”

[@PapaTAdventures]

@AlsAirguns definitely true. I had intended to get one, but it will have to wait for now as life happens. I actually dropped a long response to someone asking about why pcp for komplete yesterday. While writing it out it occurred to me that the Komplete is the Umarex edition of budget pcp for the everyday person. This is effectively their "Crosman 3622" meant to gateway people who are pcp curious, and it is apparently already in some brick and mortar stores. I am still hopeful for a bottle conversion kit, and there have been hints of maybe something coming. Only time will see, but they have brought together a lot of higher end of the market features into a relatively inexpensive package. The gun comes with a regulator for consistent shots and the ability to swap charged bottles in the field. The problem currently is the hard core shooters decrying it as not cost effective because they think in terms of their power usage of airguns and putting 10s or 100s of thousands of rounds a year through guns. This is more of a co2 shooter looking for hunting level power and the ability to leave a full cart in the gun without losses, backdoor pesting, or grab and go small game hunting shooter market. As already mentioned, looking forward to seeing how things go with your testing. I have already seen promising results from others previously, but those were influencers with free models sent to them for the purpose of advertising. I don't know if you have decided yet, but I would like to see testing with factory scope initially. It gives that out of the box results look, before swapping to aftermarket scope. Also allows for comparison to see if there is any improvement. Just my $.02. ~Papa T

[@AlsAirguns]

You got my wheels turning as well and I think you nailed it. The Komplete is a great competitor for low cost entry level PCP rifles. When compared to a Crosman 3622, Beeman Chief, Diana Stormrider or what ever. It offers several clear advantages such as being substantially more powerful, being regulated, sidelever cocking, integrated & very effective suppression, Picatinny Rail and included optics. True PCP look and feel. Those other guns feel like what they are, CO2 or pneumatic guns that were evolved into PCP rifles. Ignoring the gas system, the Komplete is a legitimate competitor to an Air Venturi Avenger or Gamo Urban or Arrow. Spoiler Alert: The Komplete is an impressive entry to the low cost PCP airguns that happens to use precharged nitrogen gas canisters. The gas part can be questioned but in my experience so far the Komplete is a pretty cool Aires rifle.

[@haldriver1378]

Thanks for the video. Great job. Thinking about ordering one myself. I don't care (as some do) about the cost of nitro. I want the power for varmints. Not shooting 100s of rounds a day.

[@AlsAirguns]

Thanks much appreciated. I have only had limited experience with Umarex. I’ve tested their Air Javelin CO2 Arrow Gun and their copies of the Ruger Mk IV and the Browning Buck Mark. I really like the Air Javelin and the Mark IV. The Buck Mark was okay but I like the way they did the Ruger much more. I’d assumed they would be built on the same underlying mechanism but the Ruger is built on an improved system. I found it to be more accurate. I’m pretty much like you on the Komplete. It’s perfect for small game hunting or the occasional pest. I believe it’s quieter than a .22 short or CB .

[@Arcahnslight]

I know you've been waiting on this one! I'd have been hard pressed to get the camera running before I tore into that box haha

[@AlsAirguns]

Oh Dude, you SO got that right!!

[@DanKelley83777]

Does it say where it's made? My umarex is made in Taiwan

[@AlsAirguns]

Good question. I’ll take a look.

[@dougmoran3340]

What a dreadful review. It took 5 minutes of fumbling to get the rifle out of the box !

[@AlsAirguns]

Sorry to disappoint. Btw, I appreciate your use of “dreadful”, God loves a man with a decent vocabulary as do I.

[@haldriver1378]

What an obtuse response.

[@AlsAirguns]

@@haldriver1378 obtuse,? Perhaps but perhaps not? 🤷🏻‍♂️ I guess I could offer him a full refund. Maybe take it super personally. Actually why I responded that way was to test the statistics 📊 You see about 99 % of people who leave negative feedback NEVER show up again regardless of my response. And the few that do are often very cool. So I guess it was a test.