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- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 3.27 lbs
- Barrel Length:16.75"
- Overall Length: 30.55"
- Capacity: 12 round(s)
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Post
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for windage and elevation
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger adj.: Single-stage
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 7.00 lbs
- Buttplate: Plastic
- Suggested for: Plinking & target practice
- Action: Semiautomatic
- Powerplant: CO2
- Safety: Manual
- Repeater: Yes/Multi-shot
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Crosman NightStalker by Crosman
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(9 reviews) | About this product
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- Loudness: 3-Medium
- Weight: 3.27 lbs
- Barrel Length:16.75"
- Overall Length: 30.55"
- Capacity: 12 round(s)
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Post
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for windage and elevation
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger adj.: Single-stage
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 7.00 lbs
- Buttplate: Plastic
- Suggested for: Plinking & target practice
- Action: Semiautomatic
- Powerplant: CO2
- Safety: Manual
- Repeater: Yes/Multi-shot
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(9 reviews) | About this product
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By Ronald from USA on 2008-02-19 14:55:10 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:This is a follow up to my review on the Nightstalker TK. I've put over 1000 rounds through this gun now and have a good idea now of what it's like. What I like: Cool-looking. FUN. Inexpensive. It is reasonably accurate, and it's great for putting lots of rounds down range. Definitely get the TK kit if you can. I found the bipod useful in sighting in the gun and as a stand. The Picatinny rails with kit are a nice feature as is the red dot. The flash light is pretty cool, but mostly for appearance/fun.
Things I would have changed:The physics of CO2 (:-)). This gun wants to be rapid fired, but after about 2-3 clips of rapid fire, you need to let it warm back up again since the CO2 cools off a lot and the pressure drops. In the kit, the red-dot sight is nice, but has a very narrow field of view. More clear instructions. I found that the magazine actually comes out pretty easily if you make sure the cover is pushed ALL the way forward. If it is even *slightly* back, the magazine doesn't want to come out.
What others should know:I wonder if the people whose Nightstalkers broke tried too hard to unjam it. I've only had one jamming incident in 1000+ rounds and it was pretty easy to clear. Make sure you push the two tabs in front of the magazine cover down and push forward. This moves the barrel forward and the jammed pellet and magazine comes out really easily. If you try to pry out a jammed magazine without moving the barrel forward, you will likely break the indexing mechanism. With a fresh cylinder, it does hit reasonably hard for a CO2 gun. I've been shooting in relatively cool temperatures so far (50-65F) and I get about 160-180 good shots per 88g cylinder. After that, the pressure starts dropping off. Beyond 220 shots, you're pretty much wasting pellets. I upgraded the red-dot to a Walther PS22 and found it to be a much better sight and a great upgrade. I've been using Crosman Premier Domed (light) and Premier Hollow Point pellets with very few problems so far.
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By Customer from USA on 2008-02-07 00:31:46 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:It was only $100.00 ,looks good,Storage in the butt for the extra rotary clips,upgradeable,takes big CO2 cartridge.
Things I would have changed:NOTHING,for a $100.00 what do you want ? All these self professed air gun experts putting this gun down are morons.Mine is gone thru alot and hasn't skipped a beat. Meanwhile the weeny winers are complaining that theirs broke. Well,I guess your not as knowledgeable about airguns as you thought you where ! I can buy 2 of these for the price of a Storm. Give Me A Break.
What others should know:Buy one,you will like it. Fun to shoot ,and once you get use to it ,it's very accurate. I was hitting the emblem on a beer can the size of a quarter 50' away consistently. One word of advice though. Use thicker Skirted pellets .I used Crosman Wad cutters .
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By Chris from USA on 2007-12-26 15:28:11 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Very Good Gun. Not as Heavy as a .22LR (The real .22 Rifle), but it still has a weighted feel to it. The Gun Itself is Very Ergonomic, the sights had to be adjusted a bit, since mine were to the right a bit. Gave me nice 1inch grouping at 15 feet. I didnt have many problems with pellets, but I was getting 1 or 2 misfires per clip, So I seated the pellets deeper and it was fine
Things I would have changed:This thing needs a ammo counter and something to Pop out the clip when its finished. Id pay a extra 50 bucks for these features. I also couldnt figure out how to slide the clip cover back, but you press Inward (where the ramp thingy is) and then pull back.
What others should know:Seat the Pellets properly and you wont have a problem. I used Crosman Domed Premiers (the brown box type).
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By Joel from USA on 2007-10-26 06:59:56 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Tactical look, balance, semi-auto capability.
Things I would have changed:"Mohawk" sights are terrible, scope rails are terrible. Trigger way too stiff, unadjustable, too much creep.
What others should know:My Nightstalker didn't make it through one single airsource cylinder before breaking. I am a very careful airgunner, I collect and protect my rifles, and this piece of $#%&@#* only lasted for about 40 shots! WAY TO GO, CROSMAN!
In my opinion, Umarex had the CX4 "Beretta" Storm in the production process, and Crosman decided to beat them to the US market with this cheap knockoff... I'm really disappointed. I own practically everything Crosman has sold, and this is the worst CO2 product I have seen from them.
I wish that I had waited to read other peoples' experiences before I wasted my money.
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By Rndy from USA on 2007-09-16 15:11:23 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:great looking gun, put on a scope and it looks like its from the future, lightweight.
Things I would have changed:the rotary clip on mine kept jammimg, eventually stopped advancing and working. and it was hardly used. If Crossman cud develope a better bullet feed it wud my fav gun. Now Its stuck on a small tropical island and I gave it to my kids to play with as a non operational toy. The cost to ship it back to calif and the repairs and bring it back wud cost mor than the gun itself.
What others should know:While it worked it was great fun, I may buy another, I may hav screwed it up myself by aggressively trying to unjam it
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By dudeicus from USA on 2007-08-26 20:32:46 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:CO2 semi auto, based on a modern sport carbine, ergenomic (sp?).
Things I would have changed:Less picky about what pellets you feed it, maybe an available barrel extention to increase accuracy.
What others should know:This gun is based on the Beretta CX-4 storm, a carbine relying on beretta's previous pistol designs, firing pistol ammunition (9mm, S&W.40, ect) and accepting beretta M9 magazines. THE BODY IS MOSTLY POLYMER ON THE REAL BERETTA; low metal content is not a bad thing as long as it is used appropriately.
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By Erik from USA on 2007-08-25 22:54:54 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:This is too much fun... Think of it as the AK-47 of pellet guns. Mine just arrived today and my father and I shot a 250 round tin of pellets in the first hour. We were giggling like a couple of 10-year-olds (he's 65 and I'm 40). The sights needed adjusting, but we didn't stop shooting long enough to do it.
Things I would have changed:It's almost a crime that it doesn't run on refillable paintball CO2 tanks.
What others should know:Buy a LOT of pellets. And CO2. We got about 250 shots to one cylinder. It's not very loud -- about like an air powered staple gun.
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By josteoj from USA on 2007-08-24 22:34:27 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:Evil looking rifle. Airsource powered, and has very little pressure drop under rapid fire. I disagree with the other post about accuracy. I use crossman wad cutter pellets in mine, and I have had no trouble what so ever with accuracy.
Things I would have changed:Make the breech bigger. It can be a pain to get a clip in or out!
What others should know:Airsource power does NOT deliver the number of shots advertised on the box! 192 shots seems to be the average I am getting before I start to notice a drop in power. After that, you can shoot about 3 full clips before it runs out and fails to cock itself.
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By park from USA on 2007-08-21 08:01:39 - See all my reviews
Things I liked:It's super light and looks like a special ops weapon.
Things I would have changed:There is too much plastic in the feed and trigger mechanisms which didn't make for smooth operation and the trigger jams.
What others should know:For the money this could be an awesome value if the firing was sure and consistent.
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