Crosman NightStalker

Size

O rings

O rigs are weak. Can not locate a store that sell's the Co2 4oz. purchased one for my grandson, and it broke after 1 co2 cartrege. Called and they replaced it with another one, and are having the same problems. do not buy this air rifle.

accuracy, smooth trigger, 12 shot cylinders, 88 gm co2, versatility

never did like peep sights, add shoulder strap capability, add checkering or some grip enhancement, lower stock to make drop to comb an inch or so more.

Mine likes premier HPs( not from wal mart ), all my guns do. Don't waste co2 get good pellets. I've had this over a year. Shoots fine, lasts a long time if you take care. Cylinder sticking is probably caused by a cheep pellet that fell out inside the receiver. Push the breech fully open for cylinder installlation and removal. To close breech, use forefinger and thumb. To load, rotate cylinder until it seats. Needs see thru mounts for a scope to get over the sights.

88 gram gives plenty of shooting, small compact, shoots nice,

peep sights are a little unfriendly but still usable. You will need high scope mount when mounting a scope so you can see over the stock front sight post.

this is a great little gun for the money, I added a laser sight and can drill the same hole time after time. it shoots smooth and accurate. no problems yet, works like a champ

Ergonomics. Weight. Price. Fun factor.

A lot, really. Trigger, sights, CO2 screw-in mechanism, balance of the gun with a full cylinder screwed in, more metal in the inner workings of the action, better finish / quality plastic, etc. Virtually everything you read from others in these reviews. Loads of room for improvement, but it *is* a $100 gun.

Interesting air gun. It has more flaws that you can name, but somehow (IMO) ends up being a little more than the sum of its parts. I would gladly have paid $25, $50, or maybe even $100 more if Crosman addressed the complaints in the reviews here at PA. The sights really are poor, the trigger is long, jerky and weird, the plastic is cheap-feeling, the way you have to hand-tighten an 88g CO02 cylinder with very little to hold onto is a real drag, but the gun is *awfully* fun as a plinking machine. Love the balance (though it's thrown off by a full CO2), the pointability, the compactness, the rapid-fire, the look of the gun, etc. Some of it's issues are easy to fix -- for the sight, through a reasonable red-dot on there and you're good to go. Some are harder -- I worry a little about the longevity of the weapon due to wear and tear on all those plastic internals. In the end, I'd recommend the gun, but be aware of what you're getting. Not stellar accuracy or that lovingly crafted weapon that brings a smile to your face just *seeing* it, but instead a blast of fun, especially when you're shooting at good-sized, reactive targets.

looks cool ,comes with four 12 shot clips for faster shooting

change the co2 88gram bottles to 12 gram bottles they might be better cause you can buy 12 gram c02 in packs of 25 for about same price as 2 88 gram bottles

with proper mounts and a nice 4 x32 scope you can get good goupings at 10 meters but you should know that after about 200 rounds you are just wasting your pellets cause the presure in co2 is so low that I noticed my pellets were not even expanding anymore and aim was way off so do not waste your time and money shooting your good pellets w this thing try to use cheap and crappy pelets like Daisey pellets thats what I did

the look, cool factor, co2 , sights,

i would make it more accurate, and more reliable

this gun is not reliable at all i went through about 4 co2 cartridges then the magazine stopped rotating and then the barrel shroud actually slid off the gun along with my bi-pod

it used a rotary clip,it uses co2,light

i would change the dove tail mount to a weaver mount,better accuracy,more metal

with this gun i honestly only cared if i can hit a bottle , this is not a gun for hunting, its mainly for fun. Overall for the cost i would recommend this to anyone that likes airguns

It hides the 88mm cartridge as part of the shoulder stock.

Very light weight, great feel, decent trigger action, accurate, good groupings, really love CO2 "semi-auto" operation with the paint-ball cartridge. Magazines are easy to load.

Sights are awful -- took mine off with a bandsaw, refinished the plastic, and installed a little Daisy red-dot. Problem fixed for $9. Now it's a blast.

When you install new gas cartridges, put on a pair of "grip-dot" gloves and don't forget the oil. Then screw it in quick and snug it up before you lose CO2 to leakage. There's not much exposed bottle to hang onto!

I love the Semi- auto action of this gun. Especially for such a low price. Love the feel of it and the proper weight distribution. Safety is pretty well placed too.

I gave it 3 stars for accuracy because of the sights on this gun. The sights it comes with honestly suck, i cant find a better term to describe it. Not only is the seeing hole in the rear sight way too small for night time use, but the mohawk sights make it awkward to fit a scope on top of the gun without having to buy an adapter to raise the scope over the plastic "mohawks" I recommend filling down the "mohawk" sights and slapping on either a red dot or a long range scope. Thats what i did and it works just fine. Also wish there was a place where you could keep your extra mags. I just put them in the butt stock but a more practical place is needed.

Shoots hard, fast ( shoot 12 shots as fast as you can pull the trigger ) relatively light, Comes with 3 extra magazines. buy MORE! youre not going to want to stop shooting this gun. It is great.