--- product_id: 1403988 title: "Umarex unisex adult Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun with 4x32mm Scope Air Rifle, Black, Large US" brand: "umarex" price: "VT86872" currency: VUV in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1403988-umarex-unisex-adult-ruger-blackhawk-177-caliber-pellet-gun-4x32mm store_origin: VU region: Vanuatu --- # 0.177 caliber precision 4x32 scope included 1000 ft/sec velocity Umarex unisex adult Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun with 4x32mm Scope Air Rifle, Black, Large US **Brand:** umarex **Price:** VT86872 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎯 Ruger Blackhawk: Power, Precision, and Performance in One Sleek Package ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Umarex unisex adult Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun with 4x32mm Scope Air Rifle, Black, Large US by umarex - **How much does it cost?** VT86872 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1403988-umarex-unisex-adult-ruger-blackhawk-177-caliber-pellet-gun-4x32mm) ## Best For - umarex enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted umarex brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Ready-to-Use Optics:** Includes a 4x32 scope with adjustable windage and elevation for instant target acquisition. - β€’ **Power Meets Precision:** 1000 ft/sec velocity delivers knockout power for plinking and pest control alike. - β€’ **All-Weather Durability:** Ambidextrous composite stock with fiber optic sights built to withstand any condition. - β€’ **Smooth, Adjustable Trigger:** Factory-tuned for crisp, reliable shots right out of the boxβ€”no tinkering needed. - β€’ **Pinpoint Accuracy at Every Shot:** Experience tight 1/2" groups at 15 yards with a finely tuned spring-piston mechanism. ## Overview The Ruger Blackhawk is a robust .177 caliber spring-piston air rifle delivering up to 1000 ft/sec velocity. Featuring an ambidextrous composite stock, fiber optic sights, and a 4x32 scope with adjustable windage and elevation, it’s engineered for accuracy and durability in all weather. Ideal for backyard plinking and pest control, it offers a smooth, adjustable trigger and a one-year limited warranty, making it a top-tier value for precision shooters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. ## Description Ruger Blackhawk rifle spring-piston break-barrel single-shot. All-weather AMBI composite stock fiber optic sights (fully adjustable rear) Includes 4x32 scope and mount. Ideal for plinking and dispatching rodents. 4x magnification 32-Millimeter objective lens 1 tube 1/4 MOA Duplex reticle Parallax setting unknown 29-Feet field of view at 100-Yards 3 eye relief 8-Millimeter exit pupil 13.2-Ounce. (With mount) 12.9 long. Includes 11-Millimeter dovetail rings. Other features nitrogen-filled shockproof Fog-proof, waterproof, wind-age and elevation adjustments Multiple lens coatings Matte black finish. Review: Very Accurate, Powerful, and Well Made - 6/4/18: Short update - this is a very powerful springer - I have shot several rabbits around 30 yards, and the pellets have gone clear through the critters, even through shoulder muscles. I am not a 'professional' when it comes to air guns, but I find this one a superior value! I had a Beeman Sportsman for the past 15 years that I was reasonably happy with - killed many hundreds of squirrels with it in my back yard trying to keep the nasty things out of my attic. (I had both nut and fruit trees in the yard, so the danged things were constantly mobbing me - tree rats are very cute and GREAT eating, but they do a LOT of damage when they move into the house!) That Beeman springer would generally hold about 1" groups at 15 yards, but the internal piston seals got hard and started breaking up recently, so I was looking for a replacement. I tried a new Beeman Sportsman, and it was pure garbage - I will never buy another of that brand. This Ruger/Umarex has surpassed all my expectations. I have fired several hundred rounds through it in the past few days, and it will generally hold 1/2" or less groups at 15 yards. It holds the same point of aim out at 25 yards, but the groups open up to about an inch, or maybe a bit more (I really have not shot too much at that longer range). I am using bulk Crosman lead wad-cutter "Competition" pellets (the cheapest ones I could find on desertcart), and the results are so good I feel no need to test any others. I love the safely placement and operation - FAR superior to the garbage Beeman makes; it is both easy to reach and take off, as well as put back on if I decide not to take the shot. And the trigger on this Ruger is just superb. It is adjustable, but it has been so smooth and perfect right out of the box that I have not made any changes. It is still kind of early for me to pass judgement on the scope, but it seems pretty good for one just included with a sub-$100 gun. It has surprising heft, which indicates to me it may be of decent quality, and it does seem to hold point of aim after it is adjusted. The only negative so far is that it SEEMED to be a bit erratic on the click adjustments - sometimes moving the POI far too much with only a click or two. But it is still possible that what I was seeing was simply my poor shooting. After I got it all sighted in, I have been loath to start screwing with it to re-test the adjustments. I have not checked the velocity yet with my chronograph, but frankly, everything else about this gun seems so nice that I do not really care if it fully meets the specs for velocity or not. Cannot believe this was less than $100! One last comment on accuracy that has nothing to do with this specific gun - I found that I cannot use a full bench rest stand to test it (for the same reason you cannot use a normal scope on an air gun). The forward "recoil" of the mechanism causes the gun to jump in the cradle, which results in vertical strings (I had never tried this rest with an air gun before, so the results initially surprised me). Only after I started shouldering the gun and just letting the forearm rest on the front cradle did I start getting really accurate results. Review: Hard to believe what you get for little money - This is my first air rifle, so I can only compare it to other firearms I own, including a Benjamin air pistol, several .22s and other higher powered handguns. As my title indicates, it amazes me that for under a "C note," delivered, such quality and features can be obtained. Frankly, it's hard to imagine how the numerous folks in the money chain, from the manufacturer, international shipper, importer, U.S. distributor, retailer, and finally, UPS to my house. How can it be done? I have to imagine that "China Incorporated" must be subsidizing so much of their manufacturing base. I remember when it was that way with Japanese products, but now they're making up for it; not much cheep from Japan these days. As much as I hate supporting the Chicoms I fall into their trap from time to time, but go out of my way to purchase from the free world when a good alternative is available. Anyway, down to the product. This rifle is very solidly built, has abundant power and so far seems to be quite accurate. I've only shot it in my basement at 15 yards and it holds good groups. Until it warms up a bit and I get a chance to take it outside will I be able to provide more information about accuracy and durability. However, this thing is well built, tolerances and materials seem to be excellent, and it's more overall than I expected. As others have indicated, this is a heavy rifle and a bit loud, at least when not yet broken in. I also suspect heavier bullets (subsonic) might quiet things down a bit. As the opportunity presents, I'll update my finding. I just mounted the scope, so I can't honestly provide a review on it, but it seems to be adequate for what I need, if it holds up okay. **************************************************************************************************** Update: After much frustration with not being able to hold a decent group, and the poor scope mount, I sent it back. Cudos to desertcart for their punctual rebate and ease of return. I didn't give up on finding a decent air rifle and ordered the Benjamin Trail NP synthetic, and am extremely happy. It grouped within 1/2" (at 10 meters) right out of the box, and the scope was so much better. After a couple hundred rounds, it's grouping down to about 1/4". It's twice the money, but well worth it. ## Features - caliber: 0.177 - velocity: 1000.00 ft/sec - Warranty: One year limited warranty - Includes 4x32 Scope ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001V67HTY | | Air Gun Power Type | Spring-Piston | | Barrel Material Type | Metal | | Best Sellers Rank | #35,818 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #25 in Air Rifles | | Brand | Umarex | | Brand Name | Umarex | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,842 Reviews | | Frame Material Type | Polymer | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00723364440106 | | Grip Type | Ambidextrous | | Included Components | Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun Air Rifle with 4x32mm Scope | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 46.5"L x 6.5"W x 3"H | | Item Type Name | Air Rifle | | Item Weight | 3 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Umarex USA | | Manufacturer Part Number | 2244010 | | Model Name | Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun Air Rifle with 4x32mm Scope | | Model Number | 2244010 | | Product Dimensions | 46.5"L x 6.5"W x 3"H | | Rounds | 1 | | UPC | 723364440106 015568865411 | | Unit Count | 1.00 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Air Gun Power Type:** Spring-Piston - **Barrel Material Type:** Metal - **Brand:** Umarex - **Color:** Black - **Frame Material:** Polymer - **Item Weight:** 3 Pounds - **Manufacturer:** Umarex USA - **Product Dimensions:** 46.5"L x 6.5"W x 3"H - **Rounds:** 1 - **UPC:** 723364440106 015568865411 ## Images ![Umarex unisex adult Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun with 4x32mm Scope Air Rifle, Black, Large US - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51n1Jiti5qL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How does this compare to Ruger Air Hawk?** A: It is the same gun just a diffrent stock **Q: Can it kill small game** A: With ease, I've gotten raccoons and other larger game as well. **Q: So what else can one do to gain more leverage to cock this gun for the first time? once i do that i’m fairly sure i will be able to get the hang of it** A: put the butt at the top of your leg near your hip and barrel pointing up, one hand under the foregrip and with the other give it a whack to break it free and then pull down. there's plenty of youtube videos showing this. **Q: How do I keep my scope from falling after I shoot even if it’s on tight?** A: If the nut to tighten keeps loosening try some loctite for the thread, and make sure scope is on correctly. ( THERE IS 2 TYPES OF LOCTITE RED N BLUE ONE IS FOREVER HOLD) so be sure what you want. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Accurate, Powerful, and Well Made *by M***R on December 1, 2017* 6/4/18: Short update - this is a very powerful springer - I have shot several rabbits around 30 yards, and the pellets have gone clear through the critters, even through shoulder muscles. I am not a 'professional' when it comes to air guns, but I find this one a superior value! I had a Beeman Sportsman for the past 15 years that I was reasonably happy with - killed many hundreds of squirrels with it in my back yard trying to keep the nasty things out of my attic. (I had both nut and fruit trees in the yard, so the danged things were constantly mobbing me - tree rats are very cute and GREAT eating, but they do a LOT of damage when they move into the house!) That Beeman springer would generally hold about 1" groups at 15 yards, but the internal piston seals got hard and started breaking up recently, so I was looking for a replacement. I tried a new Beeman Sportsman, and it was pure garbage - I will never buy another of that brand. This Ruger/Umarex has surpassed all my expectations. I have fired several hundred rounds through it in the past few days, and it will generally hold 1/2" or less groups at 15 yards. It holds the same point of aim out at 25 yards, but the groups open up to about an inch, or maybe a bit more (I really have not shot too much at that longer range). I am using bulk Crosman lead wad-cutter "Competition" pellets (the cheapest ones I could find on Amazon), and the results are so good I feel no need to test any others. I love the safely placement and operation - FAR superior to the garbage Beeman makes; it is both easy to reach and take off, as well as put back on if I decide not to take the shot. And the trigger on this Ruger is just superb. It is adjustable, but it has been so smooth and perfect right out of the box that I have not made any changes. It is still kind of early for me to pass judgement on the scope, but it seems pretty good for one just included with a sub-$100 gun. It has surprising heft, which indicates to me it may be of decent quality, and it does seem to hold point of aim after it is adjusted. The only negative so far is that it SEEMED to be a bit erratic on the click adjustments - sometimes moving the POI far too much with only a click or two. But it is still possible that what I was seeing was simply my poor shooting. After I got it all sighted in, I have been loath to start screwing with it to re-test the adjustments. I have not checked the velocity yet with my chronograph, but frankly, everything else about this gun seems so nice that I do not really care if it fully meets the specs for velocity or not. Cannot believe this was less than $100! One last comment on accuracy that has nothing to do with this specific gun - I found that I cannot use a full bench rest stand to test it (for the same reason you cannot use a normal scope on an air gun). The forward "recoil" of the mechanism causes the gun to jump in the cradle, which results in vertical strings (I had never tried this rest with an air gun before, so the results initially surprised me). Only after I started shouldering the gun and just letting the forearm rest on the front cradle did I start getting really accurate results. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hard to believe what you get for little money *by O***Y on February 12, 2013* This is my first air rifle, so I can only compare it to other firearms I own, including a Benjamin air pistol, several .22s and other higher powered handguns. As my title indicates, it amazes me that for under a "C note," delivered, such quality and features can be obtained. Frankly, it's hard to imagine how the numerous folks in the money chain, from the manufacturer, international shipper, importer, U.S. distributor, retailer, and finally, UPS to my house. How can it be done? I have to imagine that "China Incorporated" must be subsidizing so much of their manufacturing base. I remember when it was that way with Japanese products, but now they're making up for it; not much cheep from Japan these days. As much as I hate supporting the Chicoms I fall into their trap from time to time, but go out of my way to purchase from the free world when a good alternative is available. Anyway, down to the product. This rifle is very solidly built, has abundant power and so far seems to be quite accurate. I've only shot it in my basement at 15 yards and it holds good groups. Until it warms up a bit and I get a chance to take it outside will I be able to provide more information about accuracy and durability. However, this thing is well built, tolerances and materials seem to be excellent, and it's more overall than I expected. As others have indicated, this is a heavy rifle and a bit loud, at least when not yet broken in. I also suspect heavier bullets (subsonic) might quiet things down a bit. As the opportunity presents, I'll update my finding. I just mounted the scope, so I can't honestly provide a review on it, but it seems to be adequate for what I need, if it holds up okay. **************************************************************************************************** Update: After much frustration with not being able to hold a decent group, and the poor scope mount, I sent it back. Cudos to Amazon for their punctual rebate and ease of return. I didn't give up on finding a decent air rifle and ordered the Benjamin Trail NP synthetic, and am extremely happy. It grouped within 1/2" (at 10 meters) right out of the box, and the scope was so much better. After a couple hundred rounds, it's grouping down to about 1/4". It's twice the money, but well worth it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow. 28 shots-dime size hole.......Value meter pegged so hard the needle broke off. *by S***M on February 3, 2017* Update: 3-18 2017 I replaced the scope with something more user friendly, an old Daisy Powerline 3 x 9 x 32 Daisy Outdoor Products 3-9 x 32 PowerlineScope (Black, 3-9 x 32) that has served me well on several air rifles for many years. The parallax setting is more target friendly at 10 meters than the supplied Ruger scope, and then I did some more pellet testing. The results of the combination of a half decent scope and pellets that the rifle has fallen in love with Daisy 987418-446 Win 500 ct .177, Hollow Point Pellets are pretty good. I think I shot the smallest 5 shot group of my life with a break action springer. Just incredible. Last Pictures. Update:2-24-2017 I chronographed this rifle and it shoots Daisy hollow points at 960 FPS. Bengamin HP's at about 935 with great accuracy. The Daisy HP's and the Winchesters are probably the same product. They both work well. Very nice rifle at its price point. Will it last? Well get some thread locker and learn how to use it. All break barrel's loosen screws. It is the nature of the beast. Maintain it and make it your own. Mine is a keeper. The fit and finish is outstanding. Update: I let it chose some pellets, (last photo) It seems to get along with the moderately priced Winchester hollow points rather well. These results are remarkable when you consider the horrible parallax in the scope is at 10 meters. This target was re-used, thus the random holes. I put tape over the centers and recycled it with the Ruger. The Blackhawk is a fitting name for this rifle, on the target it shoots nothing but black. Now I am going to have to spend as much on a scope as I did on the rifle to see what it can really do. Disclaimer: I was born in 1949, don't see so good and am a bit wobbly at times. I am not a very good marksman but I try. 20-200 vision in one eye screws up depth perception, due to lack of vision I have to shoot left handed even though I am right handed. 1 Packaging, first rate, perfect undamaged condition. 2 Documentation, best I have ever received with an air rifle and scope. 3 Fit and finish. Absolutely perfect smooth metal and perfect bluing. 4 Iron sights, right on windage , very low vertical factory setting. Quickly adjusted. Right on in 10 shots. 5 Scope. Above average focus and sharpness for its price point. Typical horrible parallax at 10 meters. Better than SOME. Nice low mounts. This is one of the easiest air rifles I ever dialed in. I ran about a dozen cheap daisy pellets that almost fall out of the barrel to sight in the iron sights. I thoroughly cleaned the barrel before shooting it and only had 2 pellets that dieseled, it seemed to settle down after about a dozen shots. I switched to RWS wad cutters 8.2 gr to sight in the scope. My rifle has a very deep loading chamber, I use a #2 Phillips screwdriver bit to seat the pellets. I used only 11 pellets to get it roughly dialed in at 10 meters. I then shot 26 more pellets with what I consider great results, tweaking the scope every once in a while. As you can see the 3 and 4 shot groups show the rifle can do it if you do your part. I am pretty sure I can find some pellets that work even better, but my preliminary results are extremely good. The trigger was pretty good right out of the box, but then again I am used to some horrible ones. I will adjust it when I have the 'time and will update this review when I learn more about this rifle. So far it is just plain good. Nothing to not like about it, except the scope, but even that is much better than can be expected at this price point. It is actually useable and will probably be pretty good at longer distances. I did not have my crono set up but I used my 28 gage sheet metal crono and it seems to be about 950 fps perhaps a little more based on the results as compared to my Hatsan Edge 177 and Benjamin Maximus 177 that I have crono'd @ 984 and 986 recently. This seems to be a sweet spot for accuracy with many "normal weight" pellets. ## Frequently Bought Together - Umarex unisex adult Ruger Blackhawk .177 Caliber Pellet Gun with 4x32mm Scope Air Rifle, Black, Large US - Crosman 7-P577 Pointed .177-Caliber Pellets, lead(500-Count) - Stoeger X-Series Pellets - for Practice and Precision Targets - .177 Caliber --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1403988-umarex-unisex-adult-ruger-blackhawk-177-caliber-pellet-gun-4x32mm](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1403988-umarex-unisex-adult-ruger-blackhawk-177-caliber-pellet-gun-4x32mm) --- *Product available on Desertcart Vanuatu* *Store origin: VU* *Last updated: 2026-06-07*