I'm not a specialist, but I've used various air rifles a few times, mostly break-barrel ones. The underlever has its advantages but also some drawbacks. When I break open the air rifle, access to load the pellet is perfect; with the underlever, you need to "learn" a bit and preferably not have fingers that are too thick. That's basically it as far as complaints go. The equipment has decent power. The trigger mechanism is well-designed (locked after each reload), and it's incredibly accurate. Admittedly, it took me a while to adjust the scope, especially since the manual didn't guide people unfamiliar with such equipment step by step (at first, I thought the adjustment was for tilting the aim line, not for moving it up/down and right/left). Only when the first shots missed the target by a meter upwards did I figure out what the adjustment was for 8_) (Sorry, I've never been in the army). I'm not sure, but I think the air rifles I've used before were much lighter. This is of course not a complaint, but an hour-long session with this air rifle can easily replace the gym for your upper body 8_). I recommend it.
