Umarex Origin Review 

Thank you for those words of support.

And SG also!

Thank you for the kind words Heith

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Agree with it....best explanation with gentle performance👍👍✊✊

Why thank you for that! Stay safe!

I am confident you will enjoy your origin. Enjoy my friend!

Hello, this is not a new concept and I cannot take credit for discovering it. Shot string data for unregulated air rifles has been around for hundreds of years, it is just new to folks that are new to PCP's during a time where almost everyone wants a regulated PCP. This video proves that you do not need regulation to obtain consistency. Thanks for the view and comment my friend.

Glad it was helpful!

It really is a fun PCP

Much appreciated!

Glad it was helpful!

My pleasure!

Thank you for recognizing the work that goes into these videos. I like to concentrate on the foundation or the core of most PCP's that I review as I feel this arms the consumer with what makes it work and is it good at it. This videos is a prime example of how fast a video to turn into 20+ minutes. I do not have enough time to shoot at every distance with every projectile so I look forward to guys like Rick Rehm, Steve Scialli and so many others that fly projectiles for extreme distances and share the results with us all.

Thank you for viewing and sharing your feedback on the video as well as your experiences with the Origin.

You are very welcome and I thank you for the feed back. Shoot safe!

I am happy to hear that this content provided you with some usable information to make your decision. I can tell you one thing, your experience will be equal to mine because the Origin delivers a great experience. Thanks for the comment. Please like and share

Thanks Webby, I appreciate all the support.

@@HajimotoProductions amazing detail in your testing! Thanks for taking the time to do that and explain so well! SOLID DEEP DIVE

Wow Health, thank you sir for the kind words, I am humbled. Happy Thanksgiving my dude.

Airgun Depot has preorder for avengers with wood stock. $429. Will be arriving in May IIRC.

Thank you for the kind words and support!

Thank you for taking the time to not only view but to share your kind words.

Thanks for watching!

You are too kind Geppetto 😁 Thank you for the constant support my friend.

@@HajimotoProductions I'll be making an 300 bar air tube out of walnut.

@@AirVelocitySport WARLOCK!!!!! HE IS A WARLOCK EVERYONE!!!!! SORCERY!!!

Glad it was helpful!

You bet

My dude!!!! Good to see your text on my page! Thank you for the kind words as always my brother, much appreciated. Stay safe and enjoy your family food during this very different Thanksgiving season.

You will not be unhappy with the Origin. It really is a great all around PCP and because it is non regulated, it is very welcoming to hand pumping. Thanks for the comment.

is the problem having to change orings . i lubricate orings with plumbers and electricians pure silicone grease .i get this at lowes or home depot ,much much much cheaper than buying from other places ,under 5 dollars a piece !!!! . i would look into talking to the experts .Is Viton better than nitrile? General Suitability: Viton® is best suited for diverse sealing jobs that require high temperature and chemical resistance. ... This makes Viton® far superior to Nitrile in these regards. They are also designed to resist most oils and lubricants, more importantly petroleum-based lubricants. i have noticed the blackish residue that orings produce .in time ,the more residue comes off the less material you have left on the oring right ? . Viton® is the superior choice for high temperatures. Viton® standard compounds can withstand temperatures up to 446℉, while Buna o-rings can only handle up to 257℉. ALSO IF WONDERING ,What is the difference between black O rings and green O rings? Difference between black o rings and green o rings Black o rings are primarily neoprene or Nitrile or, in some cases, a mix of the two materials. ... Green o rings are hydrogenated Nitrile, also known as highly saturated Nitrile, or more commonly known as HNBR i wonder if these VITON orings would be better suited for higher pressures and higher heat ? i will get this set up soon ,and i guess when i have to rebuild this pump i will look at all the evidence .i will contact the pros of orings and tell them whats going on with the orings . let me know your input bro !

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The Origin makes it really easy to like that’s for sure.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much for the kind words. Cleaning and maintenance is content that I have always left to others. If for no other reason that there is already so much content out there for that kind of thing but if I receive enough interest, I will offer my take on the practice.

I appreciate the comment and I hope the inventory replenishes soon as it is a great shooter.

Thank you for the feedback. The Chrono is an FX Pocket Radar unit. We offer them at HajimotoProductions.com should you want one. hajimotoproductions.com/index.php/product/fx-pocket-chronograph/

So nice of you

Thank you for the kind words. Stay safe.

Thank you for that Mark.

No my dude thank you for letting me know it offered you some value.

Thanks for the comments. FYI my channel does not have a NOT FOR KIDS general across the board rating, each video needs to be classified if it IS or IS NOT for kids. Are you saying that you want only be notified if KIDS content is published? I'm confused.

@@HajimotoProductions To the contrary! Sorry I stated it wrong. I was referring to notifications. I WANT to be notified when ALL of your videos are released but that choice is restricted by RU-vid somehow. RU-vid does not allow me to be notified about your new videos. Thanks again for all you do for our sport!

Did you get ya one?

I really appreciate the kind words, thank you

Thanks for the support

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by

Your welcome Kurt. Thanks for writing

I really appreciate the positive and kind comments. The thing about doing a review is there will always be something that is missed but do try desperately to include all of the most pertinent information. The real to the core information and if I miss something it is peripheral information that is not detrimental to the operation of the product. But as I said, there will always be a few viewers that would have liked another aspect covered. Thanks again.

@@HajimotoProductions This rev is as I say´d over the top !!!! Thanks man

Appreciate that

Scrap that crappy hand pump and get a compressor. I'm not 6'4 but I'm not a weak ass either and I could not get my Origin to get past 3000 psi either. I bought a GXCS2 compressor from Amazon and I haven't had any issues. The compressor fills the Origin in about 3 to 4 mins depending how low you let your pressure get to. Happy shooting

Thank you for stopping by. Enjoy the sport!

Glad it was helpful!

Brother Mitch, I appreciate the unwavering support always.

Glad you liked it

If you have some, you really won't need this one but for the person sitting on the fence... its a no brainer

As a bass player, Q: How many basses does a player need ? A: Just ONE more ...

@@michaelb.42112 noted and humbled.......

@@HajimotoProductions it's my first PCP. I was a virgin to precharged pneumatic and now I have a hatsan invader and umarex gauntlet.25 call. I'm addicted to them. Ditching my 22 rimfire because I live in Massachusetts now and it's hard to own one.

Have a Air Venturi Avenger? How do you feel about it?

You will love what the Origin brings to the table for sure.

I am glad you found the video useful. There have been many reports that the hand pump requires some very specific use and maintenance to work effectively so be sure to follow the instructions closely. Thanks for the comment!

I put a deposit on an Origin today to hold the last one in stock at Airgun One. First PCP also. I'm really paying attention now.

Thank you @scottguido3144 I appreciate the feed back. The Orgin and the Avenger are in different price catagories so its not REALLY fair but tthe Avenger wins do to it having an user adjustable regulator, having a larger air volume which results in far more shots between fills.

Thank you for the unwavering support my dude.

She wont kill you if she dont know....:)

I know this comment was like a year ago but I'm torn between the origin and avenger. Really leaning towards regulated 22 avenger and an ebay pump. Thoughts? For context I have several nitro piston springers, c02 pistols, and 1 pump pistol and plan to mainly target shoot but if shtf may hunt with a pcp to be quiet and save real ammo.

@@aceman1126 Like I said I went with the Avenger in .25. I already had two tanks, and a foot pump. I already had a Gauntlet in .25, and the Origin only came in .22. My brother went with the Origin. He loves it. He already had a .22 break barrel, so no need to change out ammo. He’s dusting gophers at 20-30yrds with head shots with a dot scope. So it’s an accurate gun. I like it’s ergonomic feel to the stock better than my Avenger. I had to build up my cheek piece for proper eye relief on the Avenger. I think they offer both, now, with full starter kits, pump, scope and ammo included.

Glad to hear it

Thank you for not only taking the time to view but to comment, I really do appreciate the kind words.

You adjust the hammer preload to shoot whatever weight pellet/slug you want, the question will be "can it fly them at a rate of maximum accuracy?" only testing will tell. I have given you everything you need to conduct that testing. I hope you share your results. Thanks for the view, comment and kind words.

Thank you!

DING DING DING!!! You have rung the bell three times my friend! First, yes the ever-pressure system acts sort of like a pressure stabilizer or normalizer. Next, Regulators do have a downside, you give up power for consistency. Lastly, You are absolutely right, 25 FPS or so will make little difference to the POI at 75 yards or less. Where regulated precise metered power delivery is critical is super long-distance precision shooting. I think we would have to explore how much further beyond 50 yards and if there are any energy restrictions on this target shooting. If there are no limits, anyone of these calibers has a rifle capable of threading the needle but keeping things reachable, I would say .22 or .25 because of the additional mass which is less affected by the elements. I have my personal favorite caliber which I will work twice as hard to make work just because thats my caliber 😉

Hope you enjoy it!

All of the slugs did pretty good but yeah, the H&N's in 21 grain are even better than the 23's I showed in the video.

@@HajimotoProductions you nailed everything in this video. This is also my 1st pcp rifle. Accurate and powerful. I’ve added a Donny Fl suppressor on mines to quiet it down. He sells the end adapter for the origin. Great review as always!

@@HajimotoProductions Boy am I lucky. A PCP buddy gave me a tin of the 21's. Trying tomorrow along with the hammer spring adjustments according to your video with other pellets

I think you may want to watch the video and really listen to the commentary I make on each graph.

One of the first things would be what I tell all my shooters to do....... put 1000 rounds through that sucker and then and only then reassess 😉

Thank you Haji

I really appreciate you not only taking the time to view it but also to leave me some feedback. As you know, we do this for the love of the sport and our only reward is feedback, thank you for that.

I am very glad you found it helpful.

Any more info on slugs yet? I'm on the owners group too!

Thank you for the view and comment. Yes you can shoot it down or simply not fill as much.

For target or plinking I would say 125 yards for ethical hunting 75 yards.

The origin shoots light slugs fine, just stick to light, also stick to 217 if you can.

I asked the same question on some other sites since I'm new to PCP and the answers I got was that it's good to leave some air in them. The shot string for mine gets clanky around 1000 psi and thats usually where I stop and leave the rifle pressure at. I also left it full for a couple of weeks just to see if it would bleed down and lose air and mine did not.

Yes. You can store them with air at any level as long as it's not over 3625psi. Doesn't hurt a thing. You can also leave multi pump pneumatics (daisy 880) pumped.

Thank you my friend.

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KMan, remember you can always hit me up and try before you buy so you can reduce any pre purchase angst

Thank you sir. We hope that you and yours are doing well

349.00 and some change from what ive seen online. Gun and pump no scope included.

@@benoliver619 Thank you sir

@@benoliver619 got mine for $314.00 at pyramid air guns great pump sucks

@@roger71901 Get a Yong Heng. I couldn't pump the gun without killing myself (65 yrs). As far a I'm concerned all hand pumps are for young guys.