Page 3 - Crosman Vigilante Reviews

Great shooting revolver and I have mine sighted in at 20 yards shooting Crossman pellets it will go through both sides of a full plastic milk jug with no problem. Plenty of power for taking out pests and target shooting.

Great pistol as is but it would be cool if it came in as 22 caliber

Lots of fun

Its look

The way the charger is placed, the piece they go on broke, shouldn't be plastic

Feels like a real revolver and is reasonable accurate and powerful enough to slay the assault chipmunks that have taken over my yard. Good adjustable sights! Get the extra magazines they're cheap, for quick reloads.

Use quality airgun specific oil to keep the seals from drying out, as with any CO2 gun.

This gun shoots way better than I expected. More power than I expected also. The accuracy is not great but an inexpensive red dot sight took care of that. Now it's dead on.

Not crazy about the safety. You have to pull the trigger back slightly to engage it but not a big deal. The rotary magazine tends to fall out when you open it but if you are careful you can avoid this.

$50. Buy it! Best $50 you will ever spend on a pellet gun

This is my first Co2 pistol. I probably wont look for another one as this one is perfect for what I want which is tossing water bottle lids in the yard & popping them. Very accurate.

Maybe an offering of different size grips for ppl with smaller hands, as the grips are pretty big

Fun to shoot. Be ready to buy lots of Co2 & pellets as this thing is addictive

Feels good in my hand. Shoots great with both pellets and BB's. I attached a red dot site and a flash light on the bottom side. Really fun plinker pistol from shooting glass, cans, and targets. I get around 60 shots per CO2.

Nothing.

For $50 this pistol will out shoot many in this price range. I really like the break down barrel to easily swap out the spent 10 shot cartridge for a fresh one. Crosman out did themselves on this airgun.

Love the gun and love Pyramyd Air availability

There's nothing I would change

It works better as a double action than the single action mode. The top break action makes it more realistic but not found in very many live ammo firing revolvers.

Grips make it too large for smaller hands. make access to CO2 cartridge easier. Put a decent front site on it.

Very nice pistol with hefty weight and a great pistol to shoot. I like the fact that you can shoot pellets as well as BB,s.

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Its a great CO2 Revolver we are having a great time shooting this Revolver its very accuracy and its very well made!

Its a very well made Revolver!!

Cheap, quality, accurate. Using RWS target (wadcutter) pellets, I was shooting dime sized groups off hand at 21'. This was using the "iron" sights which are fully adjustable I also like that it has the ability to add optics easily.

Getting the grips off is a little bit of a pain, but not too bad. I would make that easier. Also it would be great if it came with at lease two magazines for pellets and BB. (Right now it comes with one of each--buy extras)

You should buy this gun. It is great for plinking and target shooting. You get at least 60+ shots per co2 cartridge and it is a very quiet shooter. Basement and backyard friendly. It is super convenient to be able to shoot BB and pellets by only reloading the different included cylinder. Make sure you buy extra magazines (cheap) and load up before heading out.

Nice grip easy to shoot for my small hands

Two stage trigger. Comfortable grip. Two rails. Trusted manufacturer and dealer. Both BB and pellet. Break barrel. Semi-auto! 'Perfect 10' rnd clips which are dirt cheap; I preload and shoot 100 rounds at a time. Satisfactorily accurate for the money. Great value for 50 bucks!

Break barrel release is excessively stiff. Clips need constant attention to keep from falling out while the breach is open.

I absolutely adore this gun. I shot well over a thousand rounds through it last summer and enjoyed it immensely. But not until I added a red dot with an adapter, then it was perfect. Mine never, jammed, misfired, or wore out. This is one hell of good time for under $50.

Great appearance, very nice weight, easy to load.

The grip : my fingers are not very long, so it is only the tip of my finger that contacts the trigger. I would prefer to curl the finger around the trigger up to the first joint for firmer control. A slightly narrower grip would do it. I also struggle to pop open the grip to insert the CO2 cartridge. This is my first air gun ever, so it could just be me.

This is well worth the cost, a great gun for the money !

Great lil co2 pistol very accurate and fun long as you do your part

Nothing I'm not an engineer...

Buy lots co2 and extra mags for shoot all day fun

Very realistic looking pistol, handles nice, easy to operate, holds the co2 pressure like no other and shoots accurate to the site. Well made, the best I have seen

make It out of all metal.

If you're familiar with todays airguns, you will appreciate the performance of this one, its straight forward, no surprises, I have shot nothing but pellets so far, and the accuracy is right on, I'm sure the bb side works ok, but it cannot be as accurate as the pellets. This pistol is a keeper.

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I like this Revolver is greet

Light weight. Very easy to handle. I like the break barrel design.

Too much plastic. It losses the authenticity. Especially would replace plastic with metal for the screw grasp for the CO2 securing bolt.

This one requires small drop of Crosman 0241 Pellgun oil for each CO2 cartridge inserted.

Excellent for the price. Frame, trigger and internals are all metal. Accuracy is great at garage distances. The trigger pull is slightly gritty in DA at the beginning but the remaining travel is smooth and consistent. SA is short and crisp but I don't use it much other than checking zero. I've been using this as IDPA/USPSA practice in the garage during COVID times but will continue to do so after. The versatility of the BBs and Pellets is great. I use the copper-coated BBs. I won't mind if the rifling becomes slightly damaged over time since I am not using it for pinpoint accuracy; I am focused on cheap effective practice. Each CO2 cartridge gets 55-70 shots depending on the temperature outside. I seems to get more shots with the BBs than pellets before they start not making it thru the cardboard (that may also be because I am using lead-free wadcutters for indoor shooting).

Aftermarket grip options. The grips are pretty fat and since they envelope the back of the frame the trigger reach is long. I drilled and tapped a hole in the frame and 3D printed new grips that are thinner and don't cover the backstrap. Either provide some aftermarket options or drill and tap the frame in a couple places so people can easily make their own. I also added my own fiber optic sight (drilled a hole and cut a window for light) but that is personal preference and I did so to match the pistols I use for IDPA/USPSA.

The cylinder rotation is very quick in the DA pull, so if you have started your trigger pull and let go, the cylinder has already rotated and you will have skipped a pellet/BB when you pull again. Not too big of an issue though once you realize it.