Page 2 of 5 - Crosman R1 Full-Auto Kit Reviews

A lot of fun without another $200 tax stamp. The weight and size is perfect for practicing, and without the cost of a full auto M16. Also without burning through a lot of expensive ammo. I would reccomend this to anyone looking for a fun backyard full auto experience.

A better trigger pull. This one is heavy.

You can't expect an unrifled barrel to be as accurate as as a rifled barrel. However, at 30 feet, it will spread the bullseye of a 25 yard handgun target. It will also destroy all those invading aluminum cans!

Fun to shoot. On full auto it will empty the 25-round magazine in less than a second. Accuracy is okay, seems to be a bit better with heavier lead BBs (smart shot)

Very plasticky. Almost the entire thing is polymer. I would be willing to pay double for the same thing made of aluminum, or even pot metal at least.

The polymer construction and finish is a bit rough around the edges, but the full-auto fun factor kind of makes up for it. The red dot sight included is very low, and I needed to mount it on top of a riser to use it comfortably.

I bought this gun to help with training my son on gun safety and use in the backyard since ammo is scarce and expensive right now. We have really enjoyed being able to go in the backyard whenever we want and he has become very good at proper handling and care.

I wish it had better regulation/consistency on the CO2 pressure. Also, it would be great to have a higher capacity of bbs.

Although much of this gun is plastic, it feels very durable and well worth the buy. My favorite gun for the price!

Awesome gun

Blowback, full auto, good weight, working charging handle and bolt release, the little bit of recoil feels nice, looks great and feels rock solid, includes a speedloader

For $200+ I would have liked an all metal upper and lower receiver and guard rails...I would have made the mag 30 rounds and included iron sights and a riser for the red dot sight...I would also have liked an all black option

This gun is tons of fun! The plastic is robust and
doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. Buy this gun, you won't Be disappointed.

BUILT TO FAIL! The bolt catch will eventually snap and after contacting Crosman for a 25 cent part, knowing they use the same part in two of their other full auto BB guns, meaning they should have plenty of them..... Crosman acts like they cant get a hold of one. I bought 4 magazines at $50 each and two of the SBRs which this R1 is with a mock muzzle break instead of a mock suppressor at $200 each for a total of $400 and Crosman cant send out a 25 cent part.

BUILT TO FAIL

BUILT TO FAIL

Its a fun gun to shoot. You will spend lots of hours destroying cans. This guns range falls short around 30 yards.

A bigger magazine for more bb storage. Having to reload every 25 shots is a pain.

If you're looking to have fun this is the gun for you. I

Everything,quite accurate for a bb gun.

Maybe a smaller more precise dot.

At first I thought something was wrong with mine. When I load the c02 I have to tighten them enough to pierce,then back it off till it starts to leak,then just snug it. If i tighten the c02 too much it somehow cuts off the flow of gas and after a few shots the gun acts like it has no c02. When done right I can get 70+ shot on 1 c02.

Well made high quality feel. Functions like the firearm counterpart. Very good accuracy for a BB rifle, which tend to drift on shot pattern a good bit. I fitted with a 3x30 scope and a suppressor and I can consistently hit a soda can at about 70 feet away.

This rifle is a co2 hog. Buy lots of co2. You get about 5 mags (125 shots) of firing on 2 co2s before the gun gets weak on power and unpredictable. 25 BB shots per mag goes very quickly especially full auto. For more enjoyment buy the 300 round capacity speed loading mag. I did and its great. Still 25 shots at a time but you reload with the pull of a lever in 3 secs. That makes this gun much much better.

This is not for hunting. Too slow for that. This is a plinking and target gun designed for fun and sport shooting. For that it does a great job. Full auto capabilities are great but just a showpiece.

looks and weight . Only got to shoot 2 days. Right co2 cylinder stopped working. returned to P/A

make a better magazine that utilizes both co2 cylinders. I am 6'1 and the stock is at least an inch and a half short when fully extended

Found a U tube video of a guy fixing the right co2 cylinder problem. The comments below the video indicate others have experienced the same problem. One comment indicated that Crosman was waiting on a new supply of mags. People are returning their mags to Daisy. Daisy knows they have a problem