Replica Airguns

I have owned mine for only a short while, a couple weeks. I have had a TON of fun with it. If you wish to do shorter shooting sessions you have the option of only using 1 of the 2 Co2 slots. The power fall off starts to become bad by the 4th mag but I can get 3 full mags of shooting and with a little body heat can get a 4th off too (the more auto the less endurance you'll get and if you're thinking of doing a lot of full auto I'd use 2). Like most Co2 powered guns if you do a mag dump you will see the power drop noticeably but if you shoot in bursts the power stays fairly constant. The speed loader gets a lot of deserved flack for being fussy on BB's. Umarex and Daisy BB's will NOT feed through the loader but shoot fine out of the rifle. A small catch on the follower on the Mag would have made loading 100x easier. Hornady Black Diamond BB's WILL work in the speed loader. If after a few thousand it won't feed regular BB's I'll discontinue using it. I won't pay a premium to use the speed loader and frankly it's a gross oversight for Crosman not to put a notch in there. 2-3mm of milling and the entire issue with the speed loader, etc vanishes. The rifle itself is metal and plastic but feels solid and has a nice mass to it. My Red-dot mounted without issue and for a smooth bore BB fun it shoots pretty tight at 20 feet and is more than enough to deal gruesome doom on aluminum cans. I have had no failures with it despite reading some worrisome reviews elsewhere. Other than burning through my Co2 supply in a hurry I have no faults with the gun.. so far!

The CO2 lasts a long time it is very accurate it's nice feel and the shells are super cool only con is if u pull back the hammer and it's on safety it will still go off.