AccuAir

Purchased for target/small game for my nephews. Bought 2, both had issues with the scope staying mounted on the gun's rails. Often fell off. As well, difficult to sight in, particularly with the open sights. In summary about the quality I'd expect for a entry price break action pellet rifle. Would not purchase again.

[...] in good condition

Solidly built except for flimsy rear sight (I had to return the first one). Gun is very loud, almost like a .22 short[...] (Scares the neighbors).

I've shot about 500 pellets through mine, and it has been solid, no mechanical issues. Shoots consistent groups on target. Unlike some review comments, it doesn't seem extremely loud to me, considering 1100 fps velocity. The only issue is that the iron sights are off, and I had to bring the rear windage adjustment to the limit to get it close to center. Hoping that scope will render moot.

I could not use this rifle as the pellets were .177 size, which was supposed to be what the rifle took, would not fit into the barrel. Liked the feel of the rifle but without it shooting anything it is nothing but a decorative piece.

at home target shooting

Too loud. After one shot, my ears were still ringing minutes later. Can't use it anywhere even thinly populated. Guess that's the price you pay for the power but it's for someone else that wants it.

Sturdy construction with the exception of the rear sight. Need to be careful so as not to damage it. Built in dovetail for after market sight or scope.

I was looking for a good break barrel pellet to give my son. I took a chance on this due to the low price, Simmon's scope, [...] I am pleasantly surprised by the quality, (Made in Turkey [*]), solid weight (Metal and wood.) but not too heavy for kids, quality sights, and accuracy of the gun. This is a solid value and I find it better made than most of the name brand break barrel pellet guns you see at the retailers. I now plan to buy a second one as a gift.

Poor design and scope mount.