Crosman Fury II Blackout Air Rifle Combo

style, power, and the fact that it is 70 stinking bucks!! i have owned this rifle for a year and a half, so i know this gun very well. i have killed hundreds of chipmunks, a few squirrel and a bird or two. very acurate! hit a tin soda can at 25 yards my friend has the gamo big cat and i can destroy him in a shooting competition!

i myself would have changed the weight, a little to heavy for my liking (but you may like a heavy gun) also a better scope it lasted a year, so it has some quality. the last thing is probably the sound. it is a fairly loud gun and i would not recommend using it right next to the house next door. other than that it is a good gun

this is a great beginners gun just change the scope and its a great gun! also it handles great with crossman pointed tip pellets.

Gun is light enough for me to use without being too light. Very powerful. Requires a consistent "artillery hold" to shoot accurately. Power is on the top end for a springer. I get 965 fps with 8 gr lead wadcutters, and 1250 fps with 4 gr pointed crosman alloy pellets for 10 shot groups average. The box advertises 1000 and 1300 and it exceeded that till it quit dieseling. Now it has settled down to above.

Sell it without that cheap scope and drop the price, or give option for a better scope. Also the mounts won't hold the scope on the rails. It slides. I used adjustable mounts to be able to optically center the scope and still get it close before using any of the scope adjustment. I advise you do not use a scope ring with a "stop" which goes in the hole on the receiver. My bet is that it will tear out the hole within 500 to 1000 shots. Could be wrong, but why risk it? I used a Beeman scope stop to keep it from sliding. Works great so far. I feel this gun should be shipped with a better scope, adjustable mounts, and a good scope stop. I would pay more, as I did use all these that I bought any way! Also, why not make this available with no scope, but iron sights for those like to use them?

You should use a different scope and adjustable mounts to scope this baby. Recoil is very heavy, so I had to also use a Beeman scope stop on it to keep the scope from sliding on the rails. The trigger is heavy, long, and creepy. For this gun I have developed a "four stage pull" I pull 3X in increments to get the gun real close to let off, then do the final squeeze. Only took about 10 tries to perfect this pull. CDT does have a GRT III trigger for this gun, and that should probably correct the trigger. But that is another $40 spent. All told, to properly set this gun up and use it most effectively, you need to spend about another $150 - $200 for a good scope, adjustable mounts, and a CDT GRT III trigger. In the final analysis, I will probably return this gun as it gives me about the same power as my Titan GP, but the Titan fires much smoother, and is a gas piston, and has the GRT III trigger. It is also .22 and much easier to shoot one hole groups! Sole advantage of fury is speed.

Overall a fine rifle. About the most powerful gun for under $100. No problems with the scope so far. I did have to shim it for barrel droop. Lots of fun at 2000+ shots.

Include iron sights.

This rifle does have a removable butt pad for storage.

Excellent rifle is a little. it works fine

Wow. Heads up, this thing is powerful. Right out of the box it was sending standard 8 grain pellets past the sound barrier. Pretty unpleasant if you have an indoor range like I do. So I tried some heavier pellets. She really likes JSB monster diabolo pellets. You will shred plywood with those beauties.

Not much I would change. I will be performing a tune on this rifle because of spring twang. It is pretty loud. But to be fair, I always tune new spring piston rifles because of the twangy noise the spring makes.

This rifle is pretty badass and it looks cool too. It is a good value for the price. Oh, get a good scope. The scope that comes with it is not that great ( big surprise) and you will need something better.

Good power, feels great. Mil look is eye catching.

Needs fixed sights in addition to scope, better mounts mine keep breaking after 500 rounds.

Anyone else having problems with scope mounts? Looking for steel mount set. Have 2x7 scope but recoil kills mounts. Broke 2 sets so far. Any remedy?

Straight out the box with just a barrel clean after a 6 shot sight in I was hitting my 1" spinner practically EVERY time. Record so far is 22 hits before I didn't hit the 1". SUPER light

Seeing as it's a tactical design I would have placed weaver rails somewhere on there for attachments.

GREAT plinking gun and amazing deal especially refurbished.

Ergonomic, powerful. Trigger padel safety is fast and natural. Accurate for the price, inch or so at 25yds offhand is possible.

No open sights but had a trick for that...

Buy a Benjamin trail np pistol to go along with this. Cut down the barrel bout five inches, take the front brake and sight from Benjamin and slap it on, rear sight mounts on the grooves! Bingo! Open sights carbine length! Awesome!

Has that Scary Black Rifle look that I like. Feels really nice when you shoulder the weapon. Trigger isn't as bad as some of my other Crosman rifles. Shoots hard! I don't have a chrony, but I can tell by the sound of my hitting a target at 50 yards that the pellet is getting there quickly, plus it shoots really flat out to that distance.

Sling swivels would have been nice. Wish it came with iron sights, too.

This is a hard-vibrating rifle. Of all of my springers, it has the hardest vibration when you shoot it. I didn't mount the included scope on it; instead, I mounted an Nc Star red dot sight, and I'm wondering if the heavy vibration will eventually kill the sight.

I got this rifle at a really cheap price, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a low-price, powerful spring rifle.

cheap. looks great. love the compartment in the butt stock. the scope is clear enough for such low price

crosman needs to clean these a bit better and ship with much less grease. i almost return this rifle and wrote a review earlier due to lack luster factory condition it arived in and the fact that after near 1000 pellets i still had eradic shooting rifle. in the end my friend did me the favor of opening the gun up which i do not recommenced unless you know springers well and cleaned out all factory grease and moly lubed the rifle, adjusted the trigger and since then it feels like a 400 dollar spring would. he said a airgun smith would probably charge 65 for the services he provided and it would be worth every cent if crosman could just ship the rifle in that state

out the box this will tend to dissapoint but after about 2 value packs of pellets and some break in you will really grow to like it

rifle dislikes small headed pellets
does like crosman premiere hollow points which is a plus cuz they are cheap and really loves gamo redfire pellets