Crosman Quest 800X + 4x32mm scope

Very lightweight and short for easy handling. Shooting 1" groups at 25 yards and killing rabbits,squirrels,and other pests out to 35 yards!

Shorten the trigger pull.

The power on it is great. I have had this gun for about three years now and it still shoots great!

A little bit to hard to cock back but you get used to it because its so addicting to shoot

Very good gun. Good for its price.

Good value for the money. A very powerful gun (I purchased the .22 caliber). The fiber optic sights are great. I did not try the scope. Build quality is very good for the cost.

Redesign the cocking mechanism to make it a little easier to cock this gun.

After trying out this rifle a few times, I returned it because the cocking action is very difficult, a real arm-buster. I had never tried a break-barrel gun and wasn't prepared for how hard it is to cock this gun. It discouraged me from wanting to use it, so I am replacing it with a CO2-powered gun. If the designers could devise some kind of articulated linkage to reduce the effort needed, it would make using this gun much more pleasurable. While the CO2 gun will not have the power of the Quest 800, it won't wear out my left arm either. But if you don't have a problem cocking this gun, it is a great value.

All of the Rifle. Very quickly shipping and payments.

Another scope. But the 4x32 that this rifle have is Awesome! And a Nitro Piston For this.

This rifle is Excellent for Hunting and target shoot. Have a lot of strong when you fire. The rifle, The price, The cuallity = Awesome Buy!

Power, accuracy, price. At 25 yds this gun is within 1/2 inch of what I aim at, shot after shot. The .22 pellet is devastating on small/medium pests. The premier hollow points perform very well. Nothing else on the market can touch this gun at this price.

Longer barrel to ease cocking effort. Nothing else,

Got my first model 760 (wood stock back then) at 13, late 1960's. Wore out three of them, shooting very often, over about a six year period. Loyal Crosman customer. I also have the Quest 1000X, but the 800 is my favorite.

Extremely Accurate right out of the box.

Trigger is hard to pull through second stage and this can not be adjusted out. This does hurt accuracy.

There are at least two different aftermarket triggers available for it but at a cost of about $30 to $37. But this gun is worth it!!!

Scope is very nice too.

Very smooth cocking. Way good power for price. Good weight and feel for steadier shots. The three Stock screws already have locktite on them, and where tight . (Until I checked them). Workmanship seems just fine for country shooting. Gun shoots close groups consistently if held artillery style. Stock finished very well but not fancy. Recoil pad is nice for shoulder hold and easier cocking against your leg or hip. I like the fiber optic site idea.

Open sites are pretty flimsy but adequate if your careful with them. Have a more defined trigger release point. (Crisper). Add Zoom scope.

Sites are flimsy but a lot of these break-barrels don't even have them because scopes are mounted after barrel break in anyway. I think this defers the cost a little.( Although I like open sites) Have not mounted the supplied scope yet but seems OK from the looks of it. May change to better mounts but will try supplied mounts first. (Already paid for). I am using Crosman Premier Hollows @ 14.3 grams (I think), and they seem to work fine. I am very careful when loading to press pellet flush to barrel breech and not use my fingernails as this will nick the pellet skirt and accuracy may suffer. Overall??? Yea!! This weapon IS usable for critter control at a fair price. That's what I wanted. Would buy another.

the price and the Workmanship

not a lot

its a litle hard to bend the barrel

nice sturdy gun, good value for the money

Wood stock, adjustable sights, safety, ease of use.

make it a little lighter

This is my first springer so it took me a while to get used to it. After a few dozen shots I was frustrated with my inability to hit the target. I kept at it, and used the 'artillery hold' and after 100 shots I started hitting what I aimed at. After 150 shots I learned the trigger well enough to shoot respectable groups. I still like the light weight - no recoil pump rifle I used to use, but the power of this rifle with just one 'pump' (cocking) beats the hell out of 8 pumps on the old one.