Page 3 - Crosman DPMS SBR Full-Auto BB Reviews

Having an extra mag is nice

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You will be using 2 extra CO2s so get ready to do some shooting

Having extra mags when plinking in full auto (or any other time). Even though the speed loaders can fill an empty mag in less than a minute, popping in a fresh clip is only seconds!

I would increase the capacity of the mag, in full auto you can empty a clip in the blink of an eye. Also, a pellet version DPMS SBR would be AWESOME!

Use your Pellgun oil regularly! People underestimate the importance of keeping your seals and rings lubricated. It greatly extends the life and efficacy of those components. And that starts with oiling you CO2 cylinders.

Design

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A ok I got 3 on all

Easy to load with the provided Speed Loader

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A great addition to my DPMS! CO2 is not that expensive so two cartridges for magazine is all right. I now have three magazines and have an absolute blast! If you haven't tried the weapon yet you must!

The magazine works just fine, I have a spare now and that works out great when you want a quick change. The gun itself works great and is a lot of fun to fire, I have the red/green dot sight which is very accurate but you have to compensate for pressure loss in the Co2 cylinders Frequently. Very Pleased with my purchase and would recommend to friends, in fact all of my friends that have tried the gun out like it a lot.

The magazine cover that you remove to re-load the gas cylinders is sometimes difficult to remove, could be improved. Also an improvement to the Allen key holder would be a plus. I had no luck with the speed loader I just load it by hand.

Don't store your loaded Magazine for too long without firing the gun, the seals start to leak Co2 over time.

Fair price &.fast shipping

Works great

THE GUN IS FANTASTIC

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IT A LITTLE HARD TO LOAD BB'S UNTIL YOU GET US TO IT!

The gun is a lot of fun. When I was in the Army, I only got to shoot my M16 on full auto six times. This is almost as much fun.

The auto loader is a joke and this is a "biotch" to load. What I've done is put a bunch of BB's in my palm, then scoop them into a straw that I've crimped on one end and trimmed to hold 25 BB's. Then I can hold back the spring and pour the BB's out of the straw into the magazine. Before doing this, it almost took two people to load the BB's.

I would recommend using a red/green dot sight because the "iron" sights are not even close. I have the red/green and it's very accurate.

Add a lot of weight to the firearm making it more like an actual AR. Well thought out design.

The price is quite steep. As more enter the market maybe it will come down some. I couldn't wait. LOL The speed loader jams and requires rocking and tilting while filling the magazine. My fear is the loader breaking over a short time. So far, so good, though.

There is nothing not to like about this mag. It loads in the gun like the real thing and it is heavy as if it had a full load of the real thing in it. I have fired hundreds of rounds through my mags with no jams or miss fires at all, not one. Loading the mag is quick and easy with a speed loader.

A speed loader comes with the gun but is not with an extra mag if you buy one. I would like to be able to get an extra speed loader or at least have one to come with the extra mags.

The mags are kind of expensive but it is worth having extras because they hold about 25 rounds and a 1 1/2 second burst on full auto will empty it. Holds 2 co2 bottles that last longer than you would think. Sooo much fun to shoot full auto.

The magazine is where both the bb's and the Co2 are loaded into the rifle. It worked great until after about 500 rounds when the piercing pin became recessed into the mechanism and it could no longer pierce the Co2 cartridge. That is when it began dry firing. It seems to be the only weakness in the system. Other than that, it worked great(when it worked).

Nothing, except a little better engineering.

It takes two Co2 cartridges. Pay attention to which side goes in first, or you will waste a cartridge.... not that I was dumb enough not to pay attention the first time(ok, maybe I was)