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Crosman 362 (Full Review) .22 Caliber Multi Pump Air Rifle / Single Shot
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2022
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The Crosman 362 Multi-Pump Pellet Rifle is the next step in the evolution of Crosman's classic and reliable variable-pump platform. The single-shot, bolt-action air rifle provides velocities up to 850 FPS (with alloy pellets) to deliver the necessary speed and accuracy for small-game hunting, pest control, or plinking.
The fact that this air rifle includes a multi-pump feature means that the shooter is capable of changing the power level of this airgun based on the number of times it is pumped, up to the manufacturer's maximum recommended number of pumps. With this ability, shooters are able to vary the power of each shot to suit a specific need based on the type of shooting they want to do.
The Crosman 362 Multi-Pump uses a fixed blade front sight and an adjustable rear peep sight that can convert to an open sight, and both of these combine to result in improved shot accuracy. The synthetic all-weather stock on this air rifle includes texturing for an improved hold and easier pumping, and it features a textured grip for increased stability, in addition to a ridged rubber buttpad for greater control.
To get a capable and compact air rifle with the ability to adjust the power to meet a range of needs from hunting convenience to quick pest control or easy backyard plinking, buy a Crosman 362 Multi-Pump Pellet Rifle from Pyramyd Air now.
I’ve killed more rabbits,birds,squirrels with my Benjamin 392 then all of my guns combined!
392...yes...apparently these guns are fine for hunting if you can aim them correctly. My bad! -Nate
@@AirgunChannel I had a scope on mine . But who knows if that new one is as accurate as the old ones
@@Oregon-airguns it's not a Benjamin.Do not compare these with the Benjamin 392 because it's not.This is a crosman 362 different model number.The benjamin392 and 397,Sheridan .20 cal are in a totally different class.
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I like mine. Immediately took off the plastic breech and put on a steel breech, Bug Buster scope, TKO ldc. It had no issues taking out the raccoon trying to get in my chimney. Does not seem pellet picky at least with Jsb's. It likes the 14.3 CPHPs also. Kinda klanky to pump due to plastic smaking. But is very quiet to shoot, with the ldc on it. Not bad for a 100.00 gun.
It is a 8 pump max. I got 362 it shoots great out to 25 yards. You have to shoot the peep by focus hard on the front sight and haveing the same cheek weld every time . Over time you will center your eye without thinking about it..thanks the the chrony numbers they got some power .
That's what I'm hearing now about the peep site. Awesome! -Nate
Try focusing on the front post and not the peep sight. The peep is designed to limit light around the edges so you center the post where it and your target are most visible. So a narrow blade will give a better sight picture.
I don't know anything about limiting light, but when you look through the peep, your eye automatically centers in the opening and all you have to do is put the front blade on the target, while ignoring the peep entirely. FWIW, check the sights on all U.S. military rifles from WWII forward.
Crossman had a 22 caliber 10 pump made in the late 70s and into the 1980s and 1990s I forget the model number but its velocity was 595 lead pellet and had the brown plastic like the other rifles crossman has. I really like this new gun.
That was called the 2200. The big brother to the 2100. Unfortunately discontinued.
Model 1400 or 1600
Sorry,you are wrong,these pumpers are accurate enough to hunt small game with all day long,all Crosman pumpers are,I've been shooting them for many years and own them all,it must be the shooter...meaning you are doing something wrong.
I point out the same thing watch as he takes the shot in the rest he pulls that for arm right before he pulls the trigger
_THE peep sight is sometimes called the ghost ring. the circle on the outside makes a blur that meets in the axact middle. It's a very faint, but visible dot that appears. I hope i'm explaining this right._
I gotta check it out agian! Thanks for the tip! -Nate
Very well put 👍
Thank you.
I was gonna say something like "Wait don't you only focus on the post and not the aperture?" Well said man!
Changed my sights to fibre optic front and back. Same sites that fit the 22XX's. I bought it for an open site gun. CHEERS!
Sounds awesome. I almost glued a scope rail on mine!
I did alot hunting with my Benjamin 22cal back in the late 70s squirrels , rabbits , doves it was one sweet pellet gun !
Also had a Sheridan Silver Streak , and had a few Crossmans 🎯
Same here. I was a dead eye with my 342 with a peep sight.
@@Elisplushies360woodierc 🎯
My 362 shot very low, so that I had to adjust the rear sight too high which exposed the adjustment hole. That gave me two holes in the sight picture, making it impossible to aim. So I made a new blade from a piece of Maple wood and made the peep hole smaller and higher. It works much better.
Also, the elevation screw stripped out of the plastic base. So I drilled the hole out and installed a threaded brass insert and a machine screw. Now it works perfectly.
As for the sights, it may help to paint a white centre line at the bottom and/or top of the peephole circle, or weld/glue a piece of wire down the centre?
Great review Nate , Greetings from England 🇬🇧 ... lots of great info , thanks . This is 2 much hard work just to fire one pellet! ... thank you for your hard work Nate ... Cheers Simon
Ok brother, Air-gun Channel guy, here is a tip for ya, get a length of heavy fishing line, make about 12 loops in the length of the line, 2" apart, put 2-3 patches with bore cleaner, then 4-5 with gun oil and the rest dry patches, the just pull that sucker through the barrel, you've just pulled a dozen patches through, with one swoop. You're welcome.
Thank you! -Nate
You can get the steel breeches for these from crosman and the steel breech uses a rear 2 dot notch sight and the front sight is friction fit and has a lot of after market support
Put a red/ green/ blue dot on mine and it shoots quarter size groups at fifty yards. This will kill any animal less than twenty pounds. When I was a kid in the seventies, I killed jack rabbits with a crosman 760 shooting 500 to 575 fps.
I need to learn my guns!
@@AirgunChannel yes you must idd..
I've also adjusted my rear sight and it still shoots a little right. Waiting on delivery of the steel breach and have a scope ready. Suppressor from Buck Rail then I'm goin Navy Seal on the "yard" varmints :) Thanks for the review!!
If you think the accuracy on that air rifle isn’t good enough for small game then you would probably think the accuracy on any sub $600.00 spring gun isn’t suitable for small game. The sight picture you described for the peep aperture is typical of every peep sight ever made.
I guess I don't know much about peep sites. What if the rear site was about 10 inches further up? The the hole would be smaller, Like the Barra. Yes, I don't think alot of those $600 guns are good for hunting...in the hands of an ethical, experienced, skilled shooter, YES...but in the hands of most people who buy those $600 guns...NO!
@@AirgunChannel The further the sights are apart the better the accuracy.( hense pistol verses rifle.) So I was told by a gun smith.
@@AirgunChannel just a headshot man, what s so difficult???
I prefer the smaller front sight with the aperture sight. I even drilled it out slightly larger. I did the same thing on my 1322 with the carbine stock. It just works better for me that way.
You can easily take rabbit with a 760 ,2100,2200 so I know you can definitely do it with this
I would suggest always using the peep sight as it will just about always be quicker and easier to get on target and that improves consistent accuracy. Take it from somebody that knows,I'm an older dog and have been shooting long before you were even born.
How much were Cokes back then?
Peep sights are good .your eye automacticy centers the front post .dont think to hard on it .i fired expert with the m16a1 4 times .they only usevthe peep .as we age try a notch sight good luck for me it is peep or scope .nice video please try and just looking through the peep just put that front post on target .you will see how fast they are .i have the crosman 2300s custom pistol i payed extra for the williams peep sight .willims has been around for ever .
I need more experinece on peep sites I guess!
@@AirgunChannel hey you wull get it .the first time i saw one ,i was like oh bo i am going to miss everthing . But hay for real lòok up the williams peep sight. I coukdnt beleave just how awesome they are once you understand them .best of luck my friend .if you do keep at .please post how its going .bezt of luck to you
@@AirgunChannel with muscle memory and a rear peep like on a AR you get used to shooting basically front sight only. My favorite sights are what you find on an AK though.
I ordered a 362 . Saw a review of the Dragonfly and the numbers " compared to your 10 pump video " say the 362 won .
MK2@10=657 / 362@10=701
MK2@15=684 / 362@10=701
A 22 at 400 is lethal with decision shot placement
ive done some work to mine and im still not all that impressed with it. my next move will be to get the clacking down. thats my biggest issue with the rifle. i broke the magnet messing with it and havent touched the rifle since.
Interesting! -Nate
Put a bright orange paint on the front sight and it’s gonna make a huge difference in shot placement and where your rear sight is adjusted I had the same problem I made the front sight more visible and I had to readjust my rear sight all over again now mine is only o r notch to the left and it shoots a 1 inch group at 25 yards and I wear glasses and have 57 year old eyes but I’ve shot iron sights since I was 8 so maybe that might be the reason I’m getting those results
Yeah, I wish I had had more time to play with the gun and Zero it. Great idea on the site. I will try that. I'll take 1 inch group at 25 yards any time. Great shooting! -Nate
How is the plastic breach holding up?
Sir, first off, I enjoyed your review; thank you. When I got my first peep sight, I was told that you are not supposed to consciously "try" to center the front sight in the rear peep; just be sure you are actually looking through the rear peep, then ignore it, and your eye will naturally center the front sight in the peep; then just put the front sight on what you want to hit; you are not supposed to used a rear peep in the same way you would use the rear sight on an open-sighted rifle. I had an old Army buddy who hated peep sights, but when he told me why, it turned out that he didn't like them because he was trying to use them the same way he used open sights on his old Winchester 190 .22LR autoloader. Just my 2 cents; peace.
P.S. On my Crosman 1322 shoulder-stocked carbine, I actually opened up the peep sight to 0.093", and since it's so close to my eye, it works more like a ghost-ring peep; I find it easy to hit stuff out to 25 yards with it.
I man reviewing weapons shouldn't need schooling on how to shoot
Yes, Sir, but sadly, these days, I see too many people who were never shown the proper use of peep sights; I think there is too much of a tendency for new shooters to go straight to a scope (especially with rifles) instead of learning proper marksmanship with iron sights. :)
As far as a pumper, a Benjamin 392 or like you said the Dragonfly MK II that I already have on order. My Impact is my favorite though. LOL
This rifle is very accurate and with a red dot deadly accurate out to fifty yards for only 100.00 bucks. Not for long range hunting but within fifty yards will kill any animal up to twenty pounds.
I gotta see this 392. Everyone loves it! -Nate
@@AirgunChannel I shoot playing cards in half with it, and so does shooter 1721. To bad they stop making the wood stock version. I gave my son the extra one that I bought, scope for it and also mounts. I put a Hawke Vantage on mine. It’s the airgun that almost everyone’s grandpa had, and I also have my Grandpa’s Benjamin Silver Streak in .20 caliber. I had that weld joint repaired and re-sealed by BaKer Airguns. Get one buddy, you will love it.
Sheridan Silver Streak ,I have a Blue Streak.
@@brentgarbett5306 me too. A old Sheridan from 1972
I just found this Nate! Most people are spending $50 for the steel breech and scoping it for better accuracy with a good barrel from the barrel lottery. Some are buying Baker Airguns mods and getting 40+ yards. You have to get some Crosman pellets for testing their rifles. Get the Crosman Premieres stay away from the new " Essentials," they suck. CPHP 14.3g, CPUMD 14.3g, CPUH 19g, and the CP Destroyers or Piranhas in 14.3g.
Good call. I'll get some more Premiers.
Good stuff man !! 25 yards max for me ..... Pellet on top of Pellet. 🏁🏁
Everyone shoots this gun better than me. Darn it! -Nate
Lol, no Nate not only you. I don't have mine dialed in either but I do love it.
I added the steel breech, a longer bolt probe and 24 inch barrel. I've got a high flow valve on order from Bakers airguns. All of this adds over 70 fps.
Good for Hunting small game like to see it with heavy slug’s
Too bad I didn't have someone to pump it fo rme.
Crosman pumpers are alot of fun!
Really nice option for someone who wanted a benjamin 392 for half the price 😋
I gotta check out this 392!
Is dat 362 meer joule dan van 392 in .22 pellets?
YOU don't have the accuracy. The gun is very precise.
8 pumps max not 10 as for small game hunting it’s real good for that cause I’ve used mine this year it did just fine quick clean kills
Cool. I should have pumped it more. Ooops! Sorry Crosman, maybe if you paid me I would take more than 5 minutes to make your video.
@@AirgunChannel checks in the mail, as well as gift cards to Golden Corral buffet.
@@AirgunChannel Why would they pay you if you can't hit a target?
🎭 The chronograph numbers with 14 gr. @ 10 pumps are GREAT 🎭
When using a peep sight, it isn't important to see the ring. You actually don't want to see the ring. Your eyeball should be close enough to it that you feel like your peeking in on someone. The sight picture that you see should look like your target is sitting atop a post out in the field. I like to explain it as looking through a knothole in a fence at a cut off fence post in your neighbor's backyard. Your brain will center your eyeball in the knothole just because that's how a normally functioning brain and eyeball work together, the brain is trying to give the eyeball the maximum amount of light and that happens when the eyeball is centered in the hole, so that's where the brain puts your eyeball every time, if you just let it, and that alignment is locked in, naturally. Now you just have to move the gun around until the target looks like it is on top of the post. The military uses this type sight because it doesn't require lining up a rear section with a forward section and the a target downrange.Two things to line up are easier than three. Many people that haven't been trained try to use the sight like a typical notch and blade and it just isn't the correct way to do it. You will get poor results just like you did. Please try again using this method, even if you don't put it into a video. I think you will find it's better than conventional sights. Also, I believe I've read that leaving both eyes open also makes the target easier to acquire, again because of the way the brain works. Peace.
Actually shoots about 10fps faster then my 392s and Sheridans that shoot 14.3gr pellets. With a steel breech and a TKO supressor. This is my new go to around home varmint invasions. Mine loves 5 pumps and and can group if I do my part around 1in. at 40 yards. Sighted in for near zero at 8 yards and far zero is 35 yards with 14.3gr CPHPs. Many many cottontails, fox squirrels a few woodchucks and 2 raccoons had made their instant demise. I adjusted the trigger sear, so trigger weight is right at 2lbs and a mildotted Centerpoint scope do very well. I ordered a 2nd one to put a .177 barrel on even though Im not a .177 fan. I do wish .20cal after market barrels where readily available.
These barrels need to be re crowned.After that they are super accurate.Ive looked at a few barrels and they were all dinged in the crown.
mine is, too
You have to get the feel for these crosmans I can shoot at 50 yards with my 1377s and 1322s and hit a can 7/10 times. Every one I've bought right out of the box (for how I shoot) needs to be 1.5 lines to the left and need to bury the front sight halfway.
I just ordered one of these and I'll let you know if it preforms the same.
I installed a steel breech on my gun and just keeps stacking pellets on top of each other the plastic breech is absolute garbage and I never fired my 362 with it anyway.
Then how do you know it's garbage? In fact the plastic breech is better.
@@dreamstreet4343 oh I have tossed it away on all my crosman airguns that come with it. well I even buy the steel breech along with whatever crosman airgun I'm getting. I seriously doubt that the plastic breech is any good because the clamp on mounts for scoping the gun are horrible as well. the steel breech is infinitely better in my opinion.
Best Big Bore PCP for the money, can't wait to go hunting with it!
On pellet fussy barrels it sometimes take testing over 50 or more or even over 100 or more pellets brands and weights etc, just to find a consistent accurate pellet to suit the barrel. May also help if the rifle had a scope rail.
As if I need to point it out further look at times stamp 6.21
nice looks li a cross between the crosman classic pistol l and the benjamin 392
Good one! -Nate
Great review as always.
Thanks! $99 reviews seem pretty popular. That's a suprise to me, but OK!
@@AirgunChannel well with the price of everything going through the roof more and more people are making sacrifices these days. I personally have my eye set on a marauder but lost overtime at work this last month so $100 gun it is lol
Paint the back side or the front sight with a dab of nail polish and re adjust your sight it will make a difference cause you are going to have a better line of sight when one is highlighted if it still don’t work get the steel breech for it and scope it I guarantee you will be happy with the results
2024 I recently got my 362 with steel breech from PyramydAir. and added a CVLife scope. Very accurate with Crosman Premier Dome 14.3 gr shooting paper at 50ft. +/- . Looking to moving a bit further out.
Although I have a very nice Gamo Whisper in .22, if I was going to replace it I'd get something like this. I once had an RWS in .22, and the recoil was so vicious I sold it. The Gamo does have a nitro piston which tames that quite bit. I had a Sheridan .20 years ago and wish I had kept it :) Wood stock, etc. With the more powerful break barrel guns the cocking effort is quite heavy. For target shooting, 5-6 pumps on one of these is plenty. A 4x30 scope helps you get the most out any air rifle.
Very ,very ,very impressed with the power! wow!!! 16+fpe with 18.1g………..
That is one sweet Crossman pellet gun real nice not bad , great review and presentation NATE 👍 , I wonder if a scope can be mounted on that Crossman ? , I say it would be nice with fiber optic sites
Real nice shooting 🎯
Clever craft scope mount,look it up on RUclips
@@marvinlee8102 Thanks for the information (🎯)
mines a squirrel killin' son of a gun!
Everyone says that. I guess I got this one wrong. -Nate
Usually airguns become more accurate over time with putting more rounds through it mine kills a rabbit with no problem at 7 pumps
the uploader is very demagogic to say you cant hunt with this gun, nonsense
I really like how you tested it with a nice best rest. I saw another utuber testing it off hand, how can you see the accuracy this way. lol.
You know when I was 12 it wasn't a big deal to pump because I was to busy having fun. Now that I'm 52 I can't be bothered honestly. It's too much work...give me a break barrel or CO2 any day.
I almost placed a craigslist ad to have someone pump it for me during the review.
Not bad for in the house. Three pumps for my 20 foot range when snow on roof and 5 pumps for 33ft. Same sight adjustment hits both
Great video review, looks like a nice pumper
Nice, but may need those Special MAC Upgrades.
You might like shooting a 60 or 70 year old Sheridan Blue Streak. Mine still shoots well and the sights are similar to the iron sights on that 99 dollar pumper that you shot with but my front blade is thinner and has a polished bead. The rear is u shaped. I find my Sheridan is consistent and accurate but I have a 5mm fully skirted pellets. I never chrono the shots. I never had to because I'm so used to pumping 9 pumps on every shot. The barrel is brass. The newer rifle might possibly not be made as well as the older pellet Sheridan.
You didn't shoot CHP'S. You tested a Crosman rifle and didn't use any Crosman pellets? CHP's are the most popular and common pellet in the USA. What's up with that?
Benjamin.
They pretty much just put the standard 1377 rear sight on this gun. I rather like it on my 1377 and 1322. I can headshot rats at 10 yards with either one of those, but it's a bit lacking on the 362. The peep works well enough as a ghost ring style sight, but it's too large to work as a peep. My head wants to rest in the same spot on the gun regardless where the peep is because it can be seen through even when you're not centered on it. So minor tweaking of the rear site doesn't alter my point of impact much unless I pick my head up slightly and force center. The open sight is way too close to my eye to be of much use, which is a shame because that's my preference.
I suppose I could try cutting a new rear site and putting a smaller peep on it, or put some padding on the riser, but in all likelihood I'll have to go to a scope.
Nice akurasi👍
I know why yours wasn't accurate, if you look closely in the beginning you'll see the hex screw that threads into the nut that holds the plastic barrel band in place is 100% loosey goosey, that shit needs to be cranked tight to even hold the barrel decently. Look closely in the beginning, you'll see what I mean. Plus a steel breach helps hold everything tight too
I always try up to 15 pumps just for fun.
I’m sure it would go over 800 fps with the right pellet.
It holds extra air in air chamber after you take the shot
Good for you…always get first new pcp….👍😎💰
I do now. Thank you. It has been a long journey. -Nate
mine is shooting under 1 inch at 35yds perfect for cotton tails and birds anyone reading this should email crosman and tell them to get the custom shop open so we can get some lw barrels
That's what I hear. Everyone can shoot this gun well but me.
@@AirgunChannel to be honest it took a tin of pellets before everything settled in i had 5inch vertical strings for the first 100 and it could be a manufacturing defect
Put a steel breach on there. Night and day I bet. It was the same for my 1377. Dimes at 10yrds.
Does you're steel breech Jam a lot?
@@joebotz1243 really depends on the pellet, the gamo redfire I think (the one’s with the red tips) and the piranhas do stick a bit. Standard crosman pointed and wadcutters not at all.
@@joebotz1243 also they tend to hang up in the depression for the mounting screw. I found a rubber washer to shim it up.
@@user-ew6ky3go7q thank you so much for the info bro
Pro tip on all these type crosman guns like the 362 and 1377 ect if you are having the pellets hang up or jam on the mounting screw area... take a candle or what I used was a black crayon and melt it with a lighter. Let a drop or 2 of wax land in hole then close the bolt. Let it cool like 10 or 15 seconds and you're done. No more jams
i saw 8 pumps max on the box
Good eye! I missed that. -Nate
Just like you missed my comment
Mine is very accurate with the peep sight
Not accurate enough for hunting! Lol. For $100 and variable pump, the C362 is a Tack driver. Also NOT 10 pumps, only use between 2-8 pumps. 5-6 pumps delivers excellent fpe for small game.
How much can i put a silencer?
silencers are $99 www.thepelletshop.com/collections/donnyfl-moderators
Love it thanks Nate! Great vid!
what a pain to pump just to get a single shot!!!!
i think my diana tactical lp8 magnum throw better figures for a single shoooter!!!!
I agree! That's why the video is so short! -Nate
max 8 pumps for this gun (in the manual)
Good call. Thank you! -Nate
You can absolutely kill a squirrel or smaller with this, a pcp 22 can shoot heavier pellets and much more accurately, that I would use for rabbits. And I have.
How many animals did you injure? Would you like a bullet in your leg and then you can die in a dirt hole? No hospital for you? Would you like that?
Would really like to convert one to shoot .20! Do you know if they make a .20 barrel for the 362 or for the 1322?!
Is the pumping effort the same as the daisy 880?
Nice work, that power is more than enough to kill a rabbit at 30 yards, here in UK shooting a 18gr pellet at 700 fps is considered a firearm so we have to shoot at lower velocity and still able to take a rabbit out humanely. Nice video mate 👍
That would not be fun being limited to 12fpe without a FAC. However, it shows that especially with the springer/air-piston type guns that usually are hold sensitive due to recoil, that 12fpe airguns do just fine for rabbits/squirrels out to a pretty good distance. Obviously pumpers and pcp airguns don't have to deal with recoil. I wish we could easily adjust our U.S. air piston guns. Some of mine are shooting near 30fpe. Any mistake in hold, it will be a likely miss. I would gladly turn mine down to 12-16fpe to be more hold friendly. That's why I like the pumpers, this C362 I can plink with 5 pumps and hunt rabbits and squirrels with 5 pumps out to about 40 yards. Add a few more pumps if Im shooting further. I just have to memorize what mildot to use.
@@michaelwthalman it's not fun but it's not too bad either, less chance of property damage or injury. I hold an fac certificate and I find more interesting hunting with a 12fpe rifle, more practice in stalking 😁👍👍
I've been looking for that kind of pull through cleaner & can't find one.
Very nice 👍 air gun bro hunt
Nice! Great review
It’s 8 pumps max
Can it be modded like crosman 13xx?
That rifle is for 8 pumps only, not for ten
Yea, I watched this vid a few times as well as a bunch of other vids on this model, I just kinda feel like maybe you got a bad gun, cause I know u can shoot and I've seen others have better results.
What is the price can I know??
$ 100.
@@rubybranish9440 180 € in europe
Couldn't be bothered pumping to ten for accuracy.
No way.
@@AirgunChannel 😉
👍.
How the price
@@azharhashim8900 it was 107$US on their US website the day it came out and he said 99$ in the video
@@LowkeyAirgunner pyramid air has them for 99.00 dollars and I used a twenty dollar coupon which more than covered tax and shipping . It came to right at $100 after coupon.
How to order multi pump airgun?
link in desvription
Mua bán từ bên đó sang Việt Nam, nhận hàng trả tiền có được không..
If 30yd accuracy is 'lacking' for near same hole target hits, can't see I would want this. Don't need a rifle magnifying my own inaccura y.
How much is 1 pump fps with this rifle crissman?
700 ft/sec. that will kill a rat. Yup!
Basically a .22 caliber air CARBINE.
They took the 1322 & made it longer & added a stock.
You say 10 pumps! It says 8 max!
the guy is dislexic?
I've owned the original crosman
Variable pump since 1962. It
Still pumps and still shoots
Accurately. I've hunted snow shoe
Rabbits, squirrels, crows and
Starlings etc.. it kills them all.
This rifle must be a POS copy
Of the original.
Kerasaan saya senapan ini masih kalah powernya dari senapan saya tiger md in Indonesia 6 x kokang sudah mencapai 900 ps .
I like a classic model....
Plastic just doesn't work for me
Why not just get a break barrel. It shoots at 1200fps with a single break
in order to shoot less powerfull with one or 2 pumps ( in your home for instance)
And you sir have yet to reply about my my message I was one of the first on here or do you not think that you were unfair on this review due to being unable to aim the rifle properly as I pointed out in my other comment that you ignored but replied to several others can you not admit that you made a mistake because we're all human
Hi, I can't really reply to most the comments now. The channel gets 650k views a month, so too many comments. Sorry man! -Nate
@@AirgunChannel I do understand that that's why I've waited ten months to make the comment again because I believe didn't give the gun enough credit accuracy wise cuz I don't know how but I've never seen a forearm jump like that especially not being held and on a rest