Page 5 - Crosman 2100B Reviews

I purchased my 2100 15 yrs.ago ,it still shoots good and have had no repairs and it is almost maintance free.It is the usual crosman quality .I usually use b.bs in mine because i only use it for targets.The gun is definetely worth the price !

Any thing changed would only add to the price,not quality.Its good as is.

This is a great gun for fun,easy to hold,light weight,acurate and dependable!

Easy to sight; accuracy very good

Wooden stck would be nice. it would make it truly a gun a kid could keep as they get older.

I little hard for younger kid to pump.

Simply a great air rifle. Just received mine today, shot 4 different types of rounds (H&N Barakuda Hunter, Krow Magnum, Hollow Point and Neue Spitzkugel) at 45feet using 5 pumps from a rest(indoors/basement). First 3 mentioned were dead on but the Spitzkugel shot a bit low for me. F.Y.I, I was using the stock sights; definitly will be aquiring a scope soon.

Same design as I had about 25 years ago- I would like to see it kompletely black with a more squared off design. Just my taste. Maybe add a longer barrel option, kollapsable stock and better trigger.

Thinks it's a must own for anyone no matter what their level or kollektion.

It is very accurate.

After 5 pumps, it is very hard to continue pumping. I have not been able to pump it to the maximum of 10 times.

I was using the Daisy's zinc plate BB's and they do a nice job.

Very accurate even when firing BBs, nice weight (if feels very durable), trigger pull and variable fps.

I love this air rifle, I wouldn't change a thing!

Don't be deceived by the low price this is a great air rifle!

Love the gun. Went from a cheaper Daisy and this gun is MUCH better. Very accurate and powerful.

I would offer a real wood upgrade for a reasonable price.

Nice design. Metal receiver and trigger. Good open sights. Good size, weight and balance. Good power for the dollar, and accurate.

Trigger pull. Too much anticipation, which leads to inaccuracy. Put a better quality band around the front barrel harness. It's cheaper plastic and that's just wrong.

This is a good throw gun for the money and can be accomodating in certain instances. Check the play in the barrel housing and receiver/front harness, as mine had a lot of play and the front harness cracked in half after just a few shots and mild handling. I remendied that with super glue which welded them tight (the barrel housing is plastic) and it now performs fine. Crosman absolutely needs better quality control in their manufacture of some of their products. However, price verses product, this is a good buy.

it packs a very powerful punch for a small bb

never ever pump more than 10 pumps because you will break the seal in the pump and you will not be able to fire

Compared to other air rifles in this price range, it actually feels like a real gun. Metal reciever is a welcome upgrade. Very accurate ......... .dime sized groups @ 10 yards with a decent scope. We have a winner !!!

Trigger could be a little smoother, but maybe it will break-in.

Pellets can be tricky to load, but you'll get the hang of it after awhile.

This is quit accurate with just open sights can't wait to put a scope on it. For the money it's a great value that is hard to beat.. Great for pest control or targets. Accuracy is constant no matter how many pumps you use and with most bbs and pellets.

Nothing. What do you expect for under 60.00 bucks,

I would recommend this 2100b for anyone who just wants to have hours of fun.

Power, looks, price, accuracy, versatility. It looks and feels like a real rifle, and is quite accurate with most ammo, very good for small game hunting

nothing, except add more power if possible

this is a must have rifle, one of the best multi pumps ever designed/built. You will be pleased with it

For the price this gun is amazing and is also very easy to use as I am a complete beginner and this is my first air rifle.

Pumping this gun any more then five times after a while can become quite an effort, the front sight doesnt really suit the gun and looks a bit stupid.

The stock is flimsy but if you take care of it there shouldn't be a problem

For the money, this pumper is a star. I recently bought a current production of the 2100 and its accuracy matches that of the Benji 397, at about a third of the price. It has a nice heft and balance, retro good looks, metal receiver, metal trigger, metal trigger guard. Relatively quiet, esp. compared to my Sheridan Blue Streak. Good scope rail, good positive bolt action.

Well, the plastic stock is the cheapest looking plastic in the world. I would pay double to get this with a decent wood stock. The loading port is tricky for pellets, but you get used to it. The fiber optic front sight looks dumb, in my opinion. The trigger is junk so far, but it may break in, and I may break into it and try to smooth it out. Wish they would revive the 2200 (.22 version). Wish the pumping were slightly easier.

This shoots harder and more accurately than my 1983 metal receiver Daisy 880.

I shoot my 22 year old crosman 2100 often.This rifle has never let me down.It's light weight ,easy to carry all day long and always dead on ! I have tried different optics over the years and prefer a red dot.I own several big $ guns and find this the most fun to shoot .This rifle has made that impossible shot many times.

Nothing.Maybe adding to there line of rifles a more refined version..Wood furniture and high quality finish.

This has to be one of the best airguns out there for the price! we have had this gun for 13 years and it still shoots awesome

i would try the wood stock again

this thing is durable, great price, great gun, just keep it clean and oiled and it will last forever. another good gun to look into is the Gamo Big cat you can hit a quarter at 30yrds and for $140 it is well worth it.

Good Power, pretty good accuracy.

Its a bit heavy and the pump handle could have been designed better so that it doesn't snap loadly when it closes.

I've had this rifle and also a Daisy 880. The Daisy is just as powerful, quieter, shorter, lighter, and less expensive. I prefer the Daisy.

accurate, hard hitting, easy to maintain, low cost to purchase and shoot, likes all kinds of pellets even the cheap stuff, easy to pump.. unbeatable at this price !!! just bought another one for my brother.

the cheap plastic stocks, older models came with wood stocks. I recently ordered a replacement plastic black stock since mine is wiggly and has cracks inside the receiver housing. but given it's age, i doesn't surprise me... also, bring back the 22 cal version (2200) !!!!

I own an 18 yr old 2100b, still does +760fps with BBs and +725fps with CPLs @ 10 pumps. Never had to reseal it, only used automatic transmission oil to lube the seals every 200-300 shots. treat it well and it will last for many, many years of shooting fun

the power and the prige

the pump i would change it into a co2 or air sorce rifle

after about 2000 shots and a few years the stock on it starts to move and it gets hard ti aim

Well, to start off I will say that I am a total "Newbie" to the Target/shooting industry. I really like this pellet gun. I found it easy to set-up, easy to control, and easy to maneuver. I bought the scope, BBs, a laser site, and a small target for practice. Surprisingly, all of this only came out to around $157 in the long run. The prices on this website are really low, even a few dollars lower than some of the competitors. Overall, I gave it a 5 stars, because for a beginner, it was easy to set-up and shoot. I don't know much about guns/pellet rifles, so that helps me be less critical of the item.

I would change the fact that it is not real wood and could be breakable if dropped (but keep in mind it would almost have to be smashed in order to break). It was definitely not a weak product.

There is some things you should know if you want this product. It stated that it is for small game hunting, or target practice. I live in Los Angeles and by law here we have to either shoot it on private property or at a gun range. I didn't exactly want to go to a gun range with some weak a** pellet gun. If you live in a section with less open land (like south CA) you might want to consider getting a "pinging" type gun, so you can shoot it in your back yard or something. This is way more powerful and is better for minor protection. I don't have a gun permit, so the next best thing is a higher powered BB gun, seeing as I live alone. By the way, the laser site doesn't appear to "fit" at the same time as the scope. You may have to use them separately.

Lightweight, cheap, and powerful

The stock and forearm take away from the appeal of the gun. Crosman use to offer real wood stock versions, why not try it again? The front sight blade is too wide for the rear ramp. Worst trigger pull of any air rifle I've ever owned. Feels like a 3 stage trigger, you really have to give it a squeeze to fire, and that effects accuracy.

Haven't had this gun for too long, bought it to upgrade fom my Daisy Powerline 856..think I may have made a mistake. I'll add a scope and hopefully the trigger will break in with use. It's powerful and fairly quiet.