You can put adhesive backed foam tape where the pump handle closes to quiet pumping them up on Crossman air rifles.

I finally got a rail too. Maybe been two years. BIG difference, the scope rings along with the rail is exactly like a lego block. The way it snaps in. A pic rail is a must for the 10/22.

I wanted one of those so bad when I was a kid, and by the time I could afford one they'd gone from the wood stocks to plastic and they were junk, this was decades ago so they've been cutting corners for ages. I don't think they did that out of greed, they were just trying to survive. But I never got my Crosman air rifle.

Late to the party here, but so glad that I found this video! While it’s true that quite a few budget break-barrels these days are pretty sub-par, the Ruger performs very well- but ONLY if you mount it with a good scope. In my case, a buddy of mine brought his MTC Copperhead over one day and we dialed it in on my Max Elite. After 40+ rounds, we determined that the groupings could consistently bag squirrel or rabbit at 30 yards (that was our testing distance from blind to feeder). Decent little gun for the price!

Accuracy off after cleaning rifle?

Great shots. should I re-sight my rifle after Cleaning?

Illinois hates businesses, so……

👍👍😎✌️🤟 American labor costs too much, shut those factories down and send the jobs to Mexico and China. Americans will buy the shit we put in Wal-Mart. I went thru this in the American made auto parts industry, everything we lost went to Mexico and China.How do you compete with that shit. Good luck, our industry didn’t turn out so well maybe yours will.

New York to Arkansas is not "across the country"

I last bought a rifled 760 about 30 years ago to replace one that I bought about 1967. The first one lasted many tens of thousands of shots, and lasted about ten years. The second one is a tack driver with any decent pellets. Crossman USED to make great airguns, as good as any other maker. Then they fixed it. I can't tell you how many great companies went bad after they went public and the money managers take over the companies. We give our money to the money managers and say, "Make me rich ASAP", and they immediately reduce expenses to improve today's bottom line. Quality suffers, employee compensation is reduced, eventually a former strong business files for protection.

On my crossman legacy I took off the scope and put a laser on the front with a hose clamp sighted at 40 yards. Works great

what is the powerful crosman 3622 or crosman 2100B classic multipump?

That's a damn shame.

For ages now all the Crosman products in Europe / EU have been made in China. I have a Crosman Copperhead springer, which is a Chinesium copy of the old Gamo Hunter 440. The shop gave it to me for cost as Spares and Repair as the first time it had been tested it has failed. The insides were like a factory floor, with metal shavings and cutting compounds in the comp tube and barrel and the main seal was shredded. The spring was completely unfinished and snagging to. For a fun project I rebuilt it and turned it in to a nice little shooter, did my best to turn a pig's ear in to a silk purse, but for what I spent on it fixing everything, sorting the trigger etc, I could have just bought a Weihrauch already. Very sad.

Time to go to germany? Maybe Ukraine?

Corporate greed. And a crapy product

I was recently given a powerline 901 in rough condition, but after cleaning it seems to function perfectly. It’s missing the rear sight-notch piece, attachment screw, and the elevator-riser piece, however. I can’t find a replacement labeled for the 901, but I have found these replacement parts for the 880. Am I safe to assume that the rear sight piece for the 880 is the same part as for the 901? That’s all I need for it to be complete.

Dam sham cross man was my first pellet rifle and it was used it was my cousin's and it was his dad's

I've always been a fan of Crosman. Always thought they had more to offer for the dollar than Daisy and Gamo. And the fact Crosman is headquartered in my home state, New York, is a point of pride. I had a Crosman .177 caliber air pistol; the Model 1377 and it was an excellent airgun; very accurate well made piece. My daughter has a Model 760 air rifle which she learned how to shoot with. I have a 'Vigilante' CO2 .177 caliber revolver (the updated version of the old 357 revolver) although it has more plastic parts on it than the previous '357' version is still a fun reasonably priced accurate airgun. Will be a real shame if Crosman has to move out of New York State.

Dude you break that barrel like an absolute champ😂

That’s sad. I’m in my 50’s now and I have had many firearms in my life, but never had as much fun as I did when shooting air rifles as a kid.

Hay Travis! I was looking at picking up a budget scope for a Gamo Break barrel. LOL Discovery Optic has a NEW MS scope in 3-12x42 AO illuminated for about the same price you mentioned. The one you testing and reviewed is heavily discounted. I hope your contact at discovery Optic send you one of those. I may give it a try since it is AO.

I remember asking for a simple bb guns. When I opened my Christmas present, I realized I got a .22 crosman pellet pump rifle. I had many years of joy plinking!😄😄😄

Cheapest and simplest PCP with very good accuracy 👍

I made the trigger go under 1 pound with a pretty decent feel personally but 1lb 1/2 is more realistic to stay on the safe side Got me confused when you talked about the gen1 v1 haha The 2000 psi version seems to be alot better than the Plus-s from what I've experienced I am working on my Beeman Chief II final review it should be out soon enough

I definitely would like a Notos but Kenada won't let that happen haha A HW would also be fun but those are 600 Buckaroos Why I am even looking I can't even afford a 880 right now haha

Man I wished this thing was not so rare & expensive out here! Pretty nice little plinkers for sure

Probably not China. Vietnam or Indonesia is more likely. No corps are moving to Communist China due to the latest anti-espionage laws that makes Doing business there dangerous to personal freedom.

I've been shooting the Umarex Emerge you gave me, and I shoot the JSB 18.13 grain pellets. Holy moly, the iron sights on that thing are awesome! I can hit a 2-inch target freehand at 40 yards, and if I'm lucky, sometimes I can hit a 1-inch target

i have one

More like Crapsman haven’t made a Good product Since the early 90’s

I subscribed. Simple as that.

Bought same pic rail removed old Weaver that had been on since 80,s

Made in China sticker 🤢

Wish they made an older style that doesnt break because of plastic.

sweet, mouse man has a set up like this

Put many holes in full water bottles with a Crossman.

Jesus lots of cons. Just get a Airacuda!

Buy RWS if you want a BB gun that lasts,Crossman only makes plastic garbage.

Crossman has been pumping out GARBAGE for years now,and you workers wonder why they are failing ,lol.

I just tried a bunch of cheap 10/22 pic rails also…. I agree completely 💯 and for whatever it’s worth in my opinion……for a little bit more money the UTG gets my vote

I liked the Remington 66. Back in the day. Was a great gun. Over 650 fps would trust it for wilderness hiking. Plenty of power and accuracy. The older Crosman 760s were way better than newer 760s. Easier to pump short plastic hand grips on older 760 s pumping handle made pumping easier

Good info boss ! 👍

Yea, I went and bought weaver rings for my Picatinny mount, and I thought they looked like they should fit. But, they canted my whole scope, and I spent 40 bucks on them! This made me mad, so I ended up buying some UTG Picatinny rails and they work perfectly.

I think for less than 10 bucks the machining looks really good!

Looks good

Put one on one of mine. The stock one blows.

That’s a shame to hear. I have a .177 CFX I got in 2008. I had Charlie Da Tuna tune it with a Tarantula spring kit and a GRT III trigger and it’s sweet! 800 FPS consistently and extremely accurate.

I use hammers on mine .they are tough can take the recoils

Just another anti-gun step . Companies don't want the hassle from the govt.