Crosman Sierra Pro Breakbarrel Air Rifle

i really like the scope they included most are just 4x32 its a nice touch although its very hard to sight. but once u have sighted it in it is amazing... the gun is also great its very good looking and powerful. and yes the first 5 shots are very loud like a .22 but then after like 100 shots it calms down a ton. over all it is perfect for plinkin and for getting your fav. pests.

not much bad but the trigger is not great and also the wood is very soft and dings and dents but if u take proper care it awsome.

in the beging its very loud and u might scare ur neighbors so be carefull

An outstanding scope. The one piece mount is a must. The scope is the perfect scope for all springers. The stock is pretty, that is untill you go out using it a couple times. Its a very soft wood and will get scratches and dents.

THE TRIGGER!!!!!!!!!! This is like the Gamo triggers. It is horable. Heavy, and you cant tell when second stage is going to break.

Things shake loose, no locktite because you will have to take the stock and scope off eventualy. Before you say you have a bad gun, be sure you mastered "hold sensitivity". Use a very loose hold. I can get three hole groups at 25 feet, (that means three holes touching and then the rest go into one of those holes.)

Powerful! A real vermin killer. This rifle is very accurate considering it's price. 35 yard shooting and the pellet still has barely any drop to it. Comes w/a very good scope.

Terrible trigger. The trigger pull needs to be reduced. Rifle is somewhat unbalanced and takes getting used to (very front-heavy).

Don't use pellets lighter than 8 grain. I used Gamo Raptors at first and those pellets are just too light for the power this rifle produces. Crossman Premier Hunting Pellets, Beeman Crow-Magnum and Kodiak Match Pellets, JSB Predator Pellets, and Gamo Hunter Pellets so far shoot the best. This rifle is an all around great value.

Very nice looking gun, wood is shiny and metal has a very nice, deep bluing to it. Gun seems to be pretty accurate so far, haven't tested as much as I wish I would have by now. Gun is fairly light, and the scope doesn't add much weight either. Real nice of Crosman to include some targets and the silicone treated gun sock, although ill use the gun sock for some other gun...

Sights. If your gonna go cheap, I would think a nice muzzle break would be cheaper than the flimsy plastic sights. Or at least some non-fiber optic sights would be great. Never been able to shoot a gun decently with fiber-optic sights, they seem to distract more than help. Also maybe Crosman should clean the guns out when they arrive here in America and re-lube with PROPER springer lubes. My gun dieseled so bad the first 5-10 shots it was LOUDER than a .22lr "stinger" round. But it has settled down since. Also do something to the trigger, it is terrible! But i think I'm going to invest in a charlie da tuna trigger...

gun will be loud the first 5-10 shots or so. Settles down after a few hundred i bet, mines settling down a bit and its had about 75-100 pellets so far. all screws need to be cleaned and BLUE loc-tite applied. Even the scope mount screws (mine came loose tonight). these guns have a lot of vibration, a good lube tune is in order! Overall seems to be a nice air rifle for the price!

Nice combination all in one box. My other airgun is a Beeman R9, so that's my comparison. I particularly like the open sights on this Crossman; easy to use in low-light conditions, and a good system for teaching nephews and graandsons about sight alignment. Low cocking effort, and good power/velocity from this gun. The Crossman is much lighter than the Beeman, and it may not last as long, but the fit and finish is more than acceptable. And yes, the first few shots were conspicuously loud (I was hoping it would last longer than that), but it shoots better the more I use it...like any "springer."

An automatic safety would be nice, considering that I plan on using this airgun for training. Perhaps not; treat every gun as loaded and ready...etc. Also, the sights are plastic and on the "cheap" side; they slip from adjustment easily. Most probably use the included scope, though.

Quiets down after first few shots. Seems very accurate and precise, but I won't report on this until I have a couple thousand shots through it. I'm impressed with this as a good value at a reasonable price. Good service and discount from Pyramid Air...they treat you like a customer.

EVRY THING LOTS OF POWER FOR THE BUCK I SHOOT RWS AND IT HANGS CLOSE TO THEM

HIGH RISE SCOPE MOUNTS TO LET THE USE OF FIBER OPTIC SIGHTS AND SCOPE AT SAME TIME

RWS SUPER POINT PELLETS AT 30 YARDS HITTING 1/8 INCH GROUPS

The scope is easy to install and sight in. Easy to cock and aim.

Quite it down. Too loud .

This is not a backyard plinking gun. It is to loud. It sounds like a 22 rimfire. The neighbours will call the cops.