Description
The Umarex RWS Model 350 Magnum Combo, .177 Pellet, 4x32mm Scope, Single Shot is a German-engineered, high-powered break-barrel air rifle. It’s a complete kit designed for serious small game hunting and target shooting, delivering magnum-level velocity right out of the box with a quality optic already mounted. This combo represents a significant step up from entry-level airguns, built for power and precision.
I’ve put a few hundred rounds through this platform, and here’s what stands out. The break-barrel action is stout, requiring a solid pull to cock, but that effort translates directly into impressive downrange energy. The included 4x32mm scope is a genuine asset, not an afterthought—it holds zero well on the rifle’s robust, grooved receiver. At a total length of 47.2 inches and a weight of 8.6 lbs, it has a substantial, purposeful feel that inspires confidence for longer shots.
Key Features
- Magnum Powerplant: Generates high velocity for flat trajectories and decisive impact on pests and small game.
- Combo Ready: Comes with a mounted 4x32mm scope, saving you the cost and hassle of sourcing and mounting an optic separately.
- Two-Stage Adjustable Trigger: Provides a clean, predictable break for enhanced accuracy.
- Automatic Safety: Engages automatically when cocked, a crucial feature for safe handling.
- All-Weather Synthetic Stock: Durable, resistant to the elements, and requires minimal maintenance compared to wood.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .177 (4.5mm) |
| Action | Break-Barrel, Single Shot |
| Overall Length | 47.2 inches |
| Weight | 8.6 lbs |
| Trigger | Two-Stage Adjustable |
| Safety | Automatic |
| Stock | Synthetic |
| Muzzle Velocity | Up to 1000 fps (with alloy pellets) |
Look, this isn’t a plinker for the backyard—it’s a tool for a specific job. The investment of $477.98 gets you a system, not just a rifle. The .177 caliber is a classic for a reason: it’s efficient, has a huge variety of available pellet types (from pointed to hollow-point), and when pushed at magnum velocities, it’s devastatingly effective on species like squirrels, rabbits, and starlings. The single-shot design reinforces deliberate, accurate shooting, which is exactly what you want for ethical harvests.
Who This Rifle Is For
This combo is perfect for the Missouri landowner or hunter who needs a powerful, accurate, and quiet solution for pest control and small game. It’s for the shooter who understands that quality optics are non-negotiable and appreciates getting a field-ready package. It’s also an excellent choice for the disciplined target shooter looking to master the fundamentals of marksmanship without the cost and noise of powder burners. This rifle is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide to qualified buyers.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The out-of-the-box readiness is a huge plus—no gunsmithing required to get started. The power is undeniable and effective. The synthetic stock shrugs off rain, mud, and temperature swings. The two-stage trigger is a premium feature that allows for fine-tuning your shot.
Cons: That magnum power comes with a stiff cocking effort, which might be challenging for younger or smaller-framed shooters. It’s a single-shot, so follow-up shots require reloading. And at 8.6 lbs, it’s not the lightest air rifle you’ll carry all day, but the heft does aid in stability. Here’s the thing—you trade some convenience for sheer performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the scope mounted and sighted in from the factory?
A: The scope is mounted on the grooved receiver, but it will require sighting in with your chosen pellet. This is standard and necessary, as point of impact can vary significantly between different pellet weights and designs. The process is straightforward.
Q: What kind of maintenance does this air rifle need?
A: Regular maintenance is simple but critical. You’ll need to periodically clean the barrel with a proper airgun cleaning kit (never use a standard firearm rod without a bore guide). A few drops of silicone chamber oil on the piston seal every few hundred shots will keep the powerplant running smoothly for years.
Q: Can I use standard .177 pellets, and what do you recommend?
A: Absolutely. It’s designed for standard diabolo-shaped pellets. For hunting, I’ve had great results with pointed or hollow-point designs from brands like H&N or JSB. For target practice, a domed (wadcutter) pellet is often the most accurate. Always test a few brands to see what your particular barrel prefers.
If you’re ready for a serious airgun that bridges the gap between casual plinking and legitimate field use, the RWS 350 Magnum Combo deserves your attention. Check its current availability on our site.
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