Crosman 1077 Repeat Air Rifle vs Umarex Notos PCP Air Rifle

Pick the Umarex Notos if you want accuracy and consistency for small game and target work. It is a regulated PCP in .22, so every shot comes off the same pressure and the side lever makes follow-up shots quick. The Crosman 1077 is the simpler, lighter CO2 plinker: semi-auto with a 12-shot rotary clip, but velocity drops as the CO2 cylinder cools and empties. Owners rate the 1077 around 3.8 out of 5, with complaints about the trigger and CO2 cost; the Notos is the better-built, more precise rifle.

• Choose the Crosman 1077 if you want a light, simple semi-auto plinker for backyard targets and cans without hand pumping or a fill source.
• Choose the Umarex Notos if you want a regulated .22 PCP with a side lever and a 7-shot magazine for accurate target and small-game shooting.