Page 2 - Crosman 362 Anniversary Edition Reviews

Its a pretty gun, light weight, decent trigger, above average sights, made in the US.

The fit from the handguard to the rest of the stock is not good, it looks slightly worse than the stock photo above. Even crosmans stock photo shows a poor fit, lol.

Its approaching german springer pricing but not near the quality. I expected better for the price. It remains unfired because I’m undecided about returning it.

Wow! Fantastic upgrade of the venerable 362. Nice weight; just a smidge more than the stock version. Nice peep sight: adjustments can be a bit wonky, but once dialed in (with the complimentary, new, well-designed fiber-optic front sight), it's much easier to get quite fine accuracy with it than my stock 362. I also was somewhat surprised to find the steel breech makes such a big difference in 'feel,' while also giving me the option to easily mount about any optic I might imagine, if I ever get tired of the peep sight. Fit and finish is exceptional: very well made, sturdy and exudes an overall feel of quality. The Turkish Walnut is just gorgeous, easily making this the best looking air rifle in my collection. Like it's handy cousin, it hits hard, is very easy to pump up and isn't pellet picky. If it is one of only 2023 made, it's a genuine collectible and will appreciate in value over time. Certainly worth the difference in cost to me -- I'm TOTALLY satisified. I love it! Recommended.

Not a thing.

A little pricey, but what isn't? It's a high quality, super-functional, very beautiful variable pumper (my favorite type of airgun) and a genuine collectible, although it practically begs usage, since it's so much nicer than my original, plain vanilla 362. Destined to be my favorite .22 air rifle (maybe favorite in any caliber) -- it's already relegated my sweet Seneca Dragonfly MK2 to second-best status, even if the Dragonfly can hit a bit harder (yeah, with FIFTEEN pumps instead of just eight!). Best birthday gift ever (what a great wife)! :-)

It is a wood stock rifle, excellent sight and trigger overall appearance from a distance is good.

Option of longer length of pull, front muzzle break able to accept a globe sight(dove tail)

Just a a good quality all around shooting rifle, but $400 for top grade wood with a coarse finish is too much. Sanding swirls, machine tool marks and bad overall finish detract from the overall investment of a centennial edition, it's just not pretty enough to even earn a space in the collectible only Safe. It is more like a wood version of my 362,s with lipstick and wardrobe tweek, but no where near the tag price. If I had seen it in person before purchase I would be $400 better off for it/without it.

This is a beautiful rifle, though quite expensive over the cost of a normal Crosman 362.

Nothing.

It’s a beautiful gun! 100 year anniversary Crosman.

Pyramid Air made it easy to order, kept me informed of back order issues and shipped when they said it would.

There are several things I like about this rifle. The best thing about it is the trigger, it breaks at 4.5lbs and is very crisp for an air rifle. It seems to be accurate as out of the box at 25 feet it was making less than a half inch hole from a supported standing position. The front sight is replaceable though a lot of people like the tube I prefer a blade front sight. I like the Williams peep sight as it gives a longer, more precise sighting than a U notch sight that is usually standard on pellet rifles. The rilfe is easier to pump than my old Banjamins.

I would make the wood match. The rifle I received has a for end that is almost black, and the buttstock is a nice walnut color. I would make the stock a lot larger. The length of pull is 1.5" shorter than my old Benjamin. My hands are about medium sized when I grab the pistol grip half of my little finger hangs under the grip and when I tighten my grip to shoot my pinky is pulled under the pistol grip. The quality of the fit and finish does not exist. The forestock does not even come close to matching the butstock in color or alignment. The rubber but pad does not fit the wood as the pad is noticeably larger than the wood. I can see light between the but pad and the stock. I would get rid of the medallion as it is not fitted well to the stock, it is set eight of an inch deeper on one side than the other.

This gun is not a collectable unless you are a junk collector. Save your money and buy an older Benjamin.

Very pretty. Nice heirloom to leave behind.

Good grief the price is absurd. Love the wood stock, that should always be an option!

It’s very pretty. Dont know where I see the collector value going, but it’s very nice and it is a cool addition to the collection.

Beautiful gun !! I’m saving this for my grandson !

No changes needed

My purchase was easy.