Crosman MAG-Fire Mission Reviews

Purchased Magfire back in May and unfortunately I let it set in the box for over 5 months before shooting it (no refund). After spending around 300 rounds of various pellets through it I decided to give up on wasting anymore of my time on it!

6 month 100% refund policy would be nice!

Save your hard earn money on Magfire and buy a Gamo G2.

Very quiet as advertised! 12-shot auto-loader works great!Good velocity for squirrels and fruit-eating birds! Took a bit to zero the sight but works great after! Quite heavy

Highly recommended!

I like the price, the 10 round magazine function, the accuracy, and the ease of cocking. It is significantly easier to cock the my Beeman RS2 and maybe have more power. So far it has performed perfectly.

Not happy that is is made in China, but most things are anyway.

Buy it!

I just got this gun in the mail today and it is sweet! It performed flawlessly. I will be having lots of fun with this gun. Great price!

I would add fiber optic sights.

Buy it!

Power is unmatched for a .177

Clip material, change inner workings to steel parts or alike. Anything stronger than plastic. Parts often get sheared by pellets.

Decent air rifle, needs better clip!

Light, sturdy, great scope included, quiet (neighbor friendly), very consistent shots.

The magazine works well but it does seem a little suspect, I havent had problems yet but I expect if I do have problems, they will be with the magazine feed mechanism.

WELL worth the cost!

Great rifle, very powerful I just have to learn how to use a scope lol

Nothing

It looks nice.

The magazine

It's terrible. All types of pellets get jammed way too easily. There's too much wiggle room. I don't know how Crosman can stand behind this. I noticed this model isn't even listed on their website for support.

online purchase was a good experience with timely delivery. customer service is rated outstanding!!!! original magazine was faulty as i noticed the box was open and wouldn't load a full magazine so i emailed and received a reply from Matt Z. after an exchange of emails, Matt Z replaced the magazine.......thank you

Weight and balance provide a stable shooting platform. The accuracy tightened up after just 50 shots to one inch groups at 20 yards. I am really enjoying shooting it.

It comes with very nice iron sites. It would be nice if it would come with high mount scope rings so either the sights or the scope could be used.

The magazine is hard to insert. The bottom front of the forearm is fairly sharp.

The over all feel is hefty and sturdy! And the magazine loads firmly.

Maybe a nicer scope but that would surely effect the price.

It's kind of strange breaking the barrel and not having to load every shot. But when you get past that it's awesome!!

I liked the guns all metal barrel and overall quality construction. But the stock could be a little better. Scope included, although not the best. I got it for the power of a nitro piston and haven't been disappointed. The Crosman nitropiston system is I think the best out there. Next power step would be a PCP gun. I have several CO2 cartridge guns and the power of the nitropiston blows them away.

I would have gotten the same rifle but with a traditional wood stock. The plastic where you break seems a bit flimsy. I would also use my own scope. The scope quality isn't that good. So I would recommend Crosman make one with a picatinny rail and lower the price.

I have had difficulty getting difficulty getting extra magazines. The gun is very heavy and is best used on the range with a cradle to steady it. You need some muscle strength to cock it.