Page 5 - Crosman 760 Reviews

it's has super good acurracy!! I love it!! A very good gun for begginers and kids

the but getts loose

it's worth the price

Easy shooting, accurate and fun. What more is there?

Of course the gun could be made better, but then it would be an entirely different and far more expensive gun. What would be the point? Of all my BB and pellet guns, after 35 years, the 760 is still my favorite.

I first got my 760 in 1973. It served faithfully and reliably for many years. The other day after probably sitting idle for nearly two decades, I brought it out of its long hibernation. What a delight this gun is! It STILL shoots good and on target. I love the fact that it smooth bore barrel allows both pellets and BBs to be fired. Darn near perfection.

The accuracy is unbelievable. I shot seven perfect bullseyes out of the first seven shots straight out of the box without any sight adjustment.

You are kidding right? It was a great little gun back in the 60's when I was growing up. It is still great in the 21st century. Don't change a thing!

It does take some effort to pump this one up. That is something to keep in mind with younger shooters.

Very accurate and really light.

stronger stock i broke mine in a couple days.

worth the money

everything

easier to pump at first, fiber optic rear sight

great value for price, good gun for younger kids

I like the wieght it's light so it's easy to hold,and it has good power for the price. The accuracys ok I can get a 1 inch group at 15 yd.

I'd make it easier to load pellets.

If you want good groups use pellets I've found that Gamo magnum work good.

Its small size and light weight makes it a good starter's gun for children. The accuracy is sufficient for learning the basics of sight picture and trigger squeeze. Even a youngster seven or eight years old, if carefully supervised, can manage the three pumps required for a decent group at 10 meters.

The barrel attachment to the receiver is fundamentally weak, easily thrown askew by a bump. The hex screw attachment of the earlier Crosmans is much stronger. Also, a simple adjustable rear should be standard for a learner's first rifle. The rifle should come with 2 or 3 magazines.

Other than its diminutive size, the Crosman 760 has nothing over the Powerline pump up series of 177/BB guns with their rifled barrels and superior accuracy.

This gun is good. it was my first gun and ive taken small game with it. mount a scope on it and your ready for hunting!

I would only change the mechinism for loading pellets...tthats it...greata gun!

dont wiggle the stock too much

Everything about this gun is beast. For $38 dollars look at what you get. Accuracy like you wouldn't expect, enough power for birds and mice, ease of cocking/handling, portability.... the list goes on and on.

Hmmmmmmm..... nothing!

Really what more could you ask for? If your just starting out there is no better gun than this one. Well shoot, even if you've used airguns for 50 years you'll have a blast with this one. I live in the middle of the city and my neighbors cant even hear it when it fires, but the first few are fairly loud. Buy this gun and 4 packs of Game Pro Magnums, they shoot extremely well in it, and you cant go wrong!

Light, easy to sight, very basic but it's all you need for varmints or practice. No problem with consistent accuracy at several ranges

Something that makes the sights stay in place better

This is a cheaply priced pellet gun, but it's very well made and can take some abuse. Aim for the right spot and its lethal to a squirrel at 30 feet with a pointed pellet and 7 pumps. There are lots better of course, but for the price and if youre not looking for something fancy, this is it. BUY IT.

speed. can use bbs or pellets, front fiber optic sight, price

rear sights

good price good for kids [if they don't pump it the full 10 times]

It's very light,reliable,shoots BB's straight with 10 pumps. Any less than 10 pumps with BB's and you can't hit the broad side of a barn. I had one when I was a teen and it worked great for years. These don't last forever though. I'd have to agree with the other poster that Pellets are more accurate in this particular air gun.If your looking for a gun that's gonna last MANY years,this isn't the one you want.

change the elevation ramp to metal instead of plastic,change the front sight to metal but leave the fiber optic sight on it, switch the plastic stock for wood,replace the forearm with wood aswell,add some rifleing to the smooth bore to increase accuracy,improve the BB resevoire to keep it from sliding open while in use.change all the action to aircraft grade aluminum,change the working insides to metal aswell.

It fits youth or smaller statured people better. 600FPS is really fast for this level of air gun,so be sure to teach any children that may be recieving this BB/Pellet gun proper handleing and use before allowing them to fire it without supervision. Also,teach them respect for firearms regardless of whether it shoots BB's/pellets or bullets. ALWAYS POINT THE BARREL IN A SAFE DIRECTION,LOADED OR NOT !!!!

not much

longer barrel, longer cocking arm

Not very consistent. I have tried different pellets, and number of pumps. Seems to make no difference.

What I love about this gun is its overall package for for a great price! This gun is great for beginners because of its price and everything that you get out of it. The one thing that I really liked is the power of the gun. With only ten pumps you get up to 600FPS with pellets at only $38. Most of the other youth guns that I have seen for this same price are only about 300 to 450 FPS with bbs. But don't let the cheap price of the gun fool you it does not lack quality. I have had my 760 for two years now and have had no problems except for pumping the gun more then ten times but that was my own fault and I fixed that. Mostly everything else is good about this gun is great except for the accuracy witch is not that bad. It is some what accurate with pellets but if you are shooting bbs they will fly all over the place. I do not need to say much more pyramyair tells you what you need to know im just doing this so you have a persons opinion.

Make the grip of the stock a little bigger.

When the manual says don't pump the gun more then ten times LISTEN or it will not work and I am serious.