Crosman Crusher Nitro Piston Air Rifle

looks good, quiet

i hope the trigger wears in,

it is powerful !

The rifle shot accurately, and I used poly mag, and silver tip 17.3 go pellets.

No amount of adjustment helps this long trigger pull. Make a barrel that is not susceptible to bending.

Caution. This rifle barrel is susceptible to bending,even with normal use. I am an old guy with sixty years of owning guns, and no one touches them but me. The barrel on this Crosman Crusher.22 bent, and I have no idea how it happened. Nothing but normal use, and after about 18 months of ownership and 500 shots.

Is great in general, the view of rifle is excellent, the precision, it settle at 200 shots, light weigth

the barrel is a little short

the scope is not to great but worth the money

I like the stock, it's comfy even though it's a bit on the slim side. Accuracy is good and what I expect from a break barrel, it's also well balanced. This is my first break barrel with a suppressor which I like, quiets it down a bit. Over all I am very happy with my purchase and would get another one.

As with all Crosman break barrels the trigger, the trigger on mine was short first stage and long second stage and very gritty feeling but it does get better with a little use and a good cleaning. The included 4x32 scope isn't bad, this one was blurry and everything had a blue halo around it, upon investigating I found both the front and rear end bells were not tightened down all the way and once they were tightened it was very clear and the halo around everything went away, I would suggest to check each end before you trash the scope, I have learned over the years to check everything and doing so saved me from not being able to use this scope.

Don't let the trigger and scope deter you from purchasing this or any other Crosman break barrel, there are ways to improve on them for very little cost. Crosman does make very good products even with as little as these cost one still can't complain. Even with the trigger and scope issues I still give this rifle 5 stars cause they are minor issues for me.

I bought two of these when they were on sale for $99.99. The best two hundred dollars I've ever spent. Put about $10.00 in each one, a little time, a little work, and they shoot like $250.00 air rifles. They're smooth, quiet, and group well. I love mine.

Nothing. For the money, they can't be beat in my opinion.

You'll be surprised at how smooth these rifles shoot.

Low price... If it would shoot straight.

Purchased one that couldn't hit a target at 20 yards... Cleaned it and shot a whole tin thinking it would get better and it never did. Returned it for a replacement and Pyramid replaced it. The second one had a barrel full of rust. Cleaned it out as well as I could and this one shoots all over the place as well. I've got more than a dozen air rifles, most of them are crosmans. Not one of them has had such problems. Waited too long to return this one and now I'm stuck with a dud. What a waste.

Don't bother with this one... There are so many other airguns out there.

Light Weight, Quiet and Very Accurate, good power. Also Very Easy to Cock. Comes with Sling Mounts.

The stock forearm is too slender and the cheek rest is too low. Trigger is way too stiff. This gun deserves at least a variable power scope. The Velocity and Power Claims on the box. (Not Even Close!)

Even though the gun does not come close to the power claims on the box. It does give you the most power for the cocking effort of any gun out there. (About 28.5lbs of effort for 21.95FPE) This gun came with the first ever CenterPoint 4x32 Scope that I could see through clearly.

Light weight, fairly accurate and good power

The Scope is terrible, the trigger is way too long and stiff and the stock is way too slender in the forearm area plus the cheek rest is too low.

Using a good scope the gun was accurate and developed up to 19.88 FPE. By replacing the trigger adjusting screw with a 3mmx10mm screw, I lightened the first stage making the second stage very predictable.

Light weight, good power. Have not fully tested the accuracy, but out of the box seem good. For the money, especially on sale., this rifle is hard to beat..

Scope, scope, scope. Oh, did I say scope? But hey, for a good gas piston pellet gun in the 1000.00 to 150.00 rangeyou can afford to upgrade to he scope.

Ill update this after shooting it more, but thus far seems like an overall good rifle. With good power, decent cocking, and accuracy. A good value.

Powerful, lighter weight, quiet, accurate and an improved trigger. Excellent dollar value.

Included scope is worthless, and rings are not much better. they should adopt the integrated rail like the Venom and sell it less optics. Scope did not have enough adjustment to be able to zero, scope would not hold point of impact period. Would be nice if it had sling attachment points with this having the makings for a nice light hunter rifle. Trigger adjustment is a little odd, adjusts between 1st and 2nd stages instead of pull weight and sear engagement.

The base of this rifle is quite a value, trigger is better than on my Octane or Benji XL, speed is good also not quite to the Octane but close. accuracy is as good as my Venom. Only real weak spots are the scope and included rings. I am still using the included rings and only found 1 scope I had that had enough adjustment to be able to zero the rifle. Cocking takes little effort and is smooth. Accuracy is quite decent, been getting around 1" groups at 30 yards.