Crosman Comrade AK CO2 Rifle

I like the look

The weight and build. Plastic and could easily break in my opinion

Stay away from this one. It only worked for a hot 15 minutes before co2 compartment broke.. But hey it's only $60. Get a metal or steel one

Really has some power great buy and not bad it's a lot better than I thought

I would of put a little more metal on it but great for the money

Fun

The extra storage magazine for bb's and Co2. The velocity is nice. The overall look is good. The removable stock is a nice feature. Accuracy is good.

I would have made the magazine large enough to hold two Co2 bottles. I would have made this semi and automatic.

Fun gun and not expensive. Made of plastic so not realistic in your hands

it look's cool fun to shoot

its feals cheaply made they could have used a better plastic

if you just want a short target pratice this will do i got about 3.5 of internal mag's per co2 it's hard to get the co2 in it leek'd alot trying to get it tight if you like to shoot the bbut gota stay at this price range the Daisy 74 CO2 BB Gun would be alout better if yougot more mony the H&K MP5 K-PDW CO2 BB , Umarex Steel Force CO2 BB Gun or Umarex MORPH 3X CO2 Pistol & Rifle are much better guns

Good power, muzzle velocity, and accuracy. Attention to detail in the appearance. As an owner of a real AK, I feel the Crosman compares very well for realism. Decent weight and heft. Large ammo capacity active and reserve magazines. Screw-type rear sight windage adjustment. Gets at least 100 rds. per CO2 capsule.

Length of pull should be adjustable or simply longer. Trigger is poor, could easily be improved. Rear sight elevation difficult to adjust precisely. Surface finish should be less shiny and plasticy.

Finish can be made much more realistic very easily with flat black spray paint. Be careful what you aim at--this rifle will easily penetrate steel cans at 10 m or more. A lot for the money.

It`s CO2, it`s an AK, it`s under $60

the whole "built in america" seems nice and patriotic, but for me, since this gun, it`s gonna be a big No No. the design choices are very crude, for exemple: -the stock is out of 2 pieces of plastic screwed together, so every 4 - 5" you see a phillips head. you see phillips heads all around the body of the gun. -the fake magazine has a reservoir "precisely" calculated to almost fit 2 extra CO2s, so this means that it fits only one, very loosely. it would have taken the designer of this piece about 2 extra hours in his CAD/CAM software to make a good bed for 2 cartridges. - the fake magazine wobbles in place, and makes noise when it does, feels like its saying "cheeeap" - the weaver rail didn't fit the scope I bought, because the front sights is too tall. I`ll have to get a riser.

Bought this gun to restart my collection (moved here from an other country), wanted something that copied a real and classic design, CO2 powered, with more than 380fps that I could take target practicing and eventually take down some small game/plague.
This gun fits all those parameters, AND is the cheapest one while doing it, still... the built of it really let me down...

Accurate and Powerful

I would Fix the Co2 puncturing Needle and Increase the per inch Twist rate of the Co2 Piercing system

This Gun worked well has never misfired after 1000 shots and it is hard hitting, plus has decent accuracy, But you will only get about 40 shots Per Co2 at a rapid fire rate, after that it loses power Dramatically, If you shoot slowly, you may get slightly more shots if you let the CO2 cartridge warm up a bit, this most likely due to the excessive leaking of Loading the Co2 cartridge. Even going as fast as I can turn the Screw, it loses too much gas at loading, A faster Per inch twist rate or re engineering of the Co2 cartridge loading system should fix this problem

This gun really surprised me. Because of the low price, I did not expect the detailed, authentic appearance. It looks great with lots of detail. Lots of room in the removable magazine for extra CO2 cartridge, Pellgunoil and at least a hundred BB's. Surprisingly accurate and powerful. Fires copper clad BB's completely through my 20 gage sheet metal backstop at 60'. Very easy to load and holds a ton of BB's to replenish the 15 capacity of the loader. Rarely ever misfires.

The fore stock falls off easily. I secured it with a black ty-wrap. The stock design is rudimentary and detracts from the excellent details on the rest of the gun.

I definitely recommend using Pellgunoil on the CO2 cartridges and plan on turning the CO2 piercing screw as rapidly as possible to avoid losing gas when loading.

The look and it shoots great. Im gonna get an airsoft mag in a bananna style maby.

How easy grip comes off. Otherwise not much. Maby a metal body and redwood foregrip

USE A DROP OF PELGUN OIL AT THE TOP OF CANISTERS!

realistic looks,internal magazine,very easy to operate.bb loading was not too difficult.gun felt balanced.

the co2 only gets you about 40 good shots,the ad stated 150...not happy about being misled.this gun needs to have 2 co2's to get that many shots.after around 60 shots the drop off was really bad.went through 20 co2's and the performance stayed consistent.

this gun will have you changing cartridges very frequently.the co2 twister is a little laggy...had to twist very fast to prevent discharge from cartridge.the foregrip popped loose while being handled(it appears to be made this way)and the spring retention tab that is on it allowed the follower spring to release.this is a very simple fix.