Page 2 - Crosman PSM45 Reviews

light easy to load has a great safety built-in

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Nice looking pistol

Never could get it to shoot. Cocking the pistol does not load BBs into the firing mechanism. Instead the BB just rattles around inside the gun. Removing the slide, shaking and rotating the gun in several directions takes a few minutes of fooling around to remove the loose BB.

It's quiet, solid, well-built. The magazine is better than most, easy to load and slides in and out smoothly. The sights are aligned well. Not too hard to rack, and the trigger is light and consistent. It's also a handsome gun, Good for just shooting off a few rounds with commiting to a full co2 cart.

The grip is bulky and not the most ergonomically friendly. It's kinda top heavy ven though the magazine is nicely weighted. Accuracy isn't it's strong suit. The safety switch is rather hard to operate. The trigger is a bit toy-ish.

At close range, this thing can be as accurate as any other gun, if you do the work.

The shape and design are realistic. Has an amazing amount of heft to it, especially for such a cheap pistol.

Anything I would change would increase cost. Would be nice to be able to get an additional mag.

A ton of fun to shoot! Can be used to train kids in firearms safety.

Very happy with this pistol. Accurate for an inexpensive gun. So pleased I bought a couple for my brothers for Christmas.

Full metal would be nice if they could keep the price point. P.S. extra magazines would be nice too. Currently not available.

Great in house shooter and plinker.

Rugged design, definitely durable. Action is all smooth from magazine ejection to slide bolt action. Quiet when discharging and has power.

The grip is more hollow than I would prefer. With the magazine inserted, there are still plenty of airspace voids which could be problematic later. I'm thinking of adding my own material as fill to address this.

Just a fun plinking weapon. Not for competition.

Accurate. great trigger

Needs a little more power

Much better than other bb pistols in it's class

Solid gun for the price.

Nothing.

Great for target practice.

Initial impression: Very comfortable grip. Enough weight for both balance and long-term strength. Which comes as something of a surprise for an inexpensive plinking pistol. Overall: Good airgun for practice and particularly for teaching gun safety. No one is allowed 'upgrade' until they can show proficiency and safe practices with the PSM45.

Nothing stands out as a problem. Particularly if you recognize the limitations to be expected with a spring-driven non-C02 air piston.

Notice where the clip eject and the safety are located. An improper grip can cause the clip to drop.

easy to use. good for chasing squirrels out of my bird feeders. i opted for spring loaded bb gun because i dont use it much. the co2 pistol i had would always leak before i used it again.

Excellent value for the money!

I've shot a few of the budget spring pistols from the daisy powerline one to the marksman repeater and this PSM45 Smokes both of them.

For the price i'm completely happy with what i got.

Really like the metal slide. Gives the pistol some heft and easy to use. Easy to load and simply fun to shoot.

A bit more fps...just over 200 preferred. Certainly not a deal breaker though.

Accuracy not bad for the price.

Sturdy easy to load looks good decent grips. Good value

Larger capacity clip would be sweet.

Mine shoots a little off at only 10 meters with a small adjustment no problem. Flight of bb's is consistent

This is about the best spring powered pistol on the market , I have about all of them and this one shoots harder , jams less , is more accurate and has the best feel , good use of composites and metal , nice heavy weight pistol that is fun and cheap to shoot ...and buy , I have a Gamo laser on mine and it helps with tired old eyes Crosman can be proud of this one , thinking of buying a few more to replace the old Marksman's and others , good to give the youngsters who use up all of the CO2 and slows them down to make each shot count .

Nothing at this price point .

Buy a couple or else you will have to wait to get your pistol back from your better half .

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I filled the clip with BBs. Went outside to test it. The Sun was such that I could see the BB and it started dropping at 20 feet. About half way through the first clip the pistol jammed. I cleared the pistol, inserted the clip and the pistol jammed. I repeat this several times before deciding that the pistol is junk.

Another great spring loaded pistol, a little easier cocking than the Marksmen spring pistol. But still fun to shoot. Again its very low powered but will still punch holes in cardboard and aluminum cans.

No air cartridge.

I would like to make this gun semi-auto because wife can't cock the gun.

Solid feel. Good look. Nice clip.

For the money? Nothing.

Great product considering what you pay. Pretty accurate too. Shoots high, but consistent.

I liked how this gun looked from the first time I saw it in Crosman's 2016 catalogue, and I waited many months for it to be in stock. This low powered & inexpensive spring piston BB pistol is a fun gun to shoot! The magazine and functional slide is great!

I'd make it more powerful. 250-275 fps would be much better than 190 fps.