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Easy BB loading port
Easy to load single shot tray for pellets
Recessed area for improved pumping/grip leverage
Improved trigger-crisper with less play
3 piece stock and receiver-Improved durability-Classic Brown and Black look.
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1-year limited warranty
Earn 30 Bullseye Bucks
PY-339-603
$29.95
List Price $50.00, Orig.Price $39.95 Save $10.00 (25%)
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The 760 Pumpmaster is what all the other multi-pump pneumatics want to be! In production for decades, over 10 million have been sold. It shoots BBs or .177 pellets and does so with power and accuracy.
At less than 3 lbs., it's a great starter air rifle. The stock and forearm are made of a durable synthetic that takes lots of use and still looks good. An economical rifle, the Pumpmaster takes 3 to 10 pumps to send BBs up to 625 fps and pellets up to 600 fps. The checkering on the grip and the indentations on the pump handle make it that much easier to get a grip and stay on target.
Ideal for plinking and target shooting. (Never shoot BBs at metal objects!) It's so light that you can shoot all day! Suitable for younger shooters (with adult supervision) and smaller adults.
Pellets are loaded one at a time, while BBs have an 18-shot magazine, which is fed from the 200-shot reservoir. It comes with a fixed front sight, but you can get even more accuracy by mounting a scope or red dot on the 11mm dovetail.
Cick on the AMMO link for a list of recommended pellets and BBs for plinking and hunting. Find targets, safety glasses and other necessities by clicking on our ACCESSORIES link.
| Caliber | 0.177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 625 fps |
| Loudness | 3-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 16.75" |
| Overall Length | 33.5" |
| Shot Capacity | 18 |
| Cocking Effort | 3-10 pumps |
| Barrel | Smooth bore |
| Front Sight | Blade & Ramp |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable for elevation |
| Scopeable | 11mm dovetail |
| Trigger | Single-stage |
| Buttplate | Plastic |
| Suggested for | Plinking/Fun |
| Trigger Pull | 4.0 lbs |
| Action | Bolt-action |
| Safety | Manual |
| Powerplant | Multi-pump pneumatic |
| Function | Repeater |
| Fixed/adj. power | Fixed |
| Weight | 2.75 lbs |
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Things I liked: This is well worth what i paid, accurate, and powerful enough with pellets for small game, birds or squirrels.
Things I would have changed: Should have bought the scope, too. my eyesight isn't as good as it used to be.
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Things I liked: Very light, easy to use quickly, stores many bb rounds, accurate for a bb air rifle.
Things I would have changed: Space cocking lever stop 1/8" away from barrel so it doesn't pinch your fingers between barrel and lever when cocking.
What others should know: Cock once before storage. My 40 year old 760 would still work today if I had followed this advise. Still got 30 years out of it.
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can i get 760 pump cup,, and cloth washer that absorbs oil behind the cup ,,, how much cost to send to nova scotia canada, difficult to find parts for 760 pump pellet ,bb, rifle,, thanks
Crosman states this is a 760 B , and is more powerful then the previous 760 . Is this true and what are the fps differences?
Yes thus is true now I do not know the exact difference in speed of the pellrt/bb but there were modifications from the original 760.
According to the FSP/FPE calculator my brand new 760 should be quite capable of killing a squirrel at 25 ft. with lead pellets. Why then, after two vital hits this morning, did the squirrels merely jump as if stung and run away?
I don't see the number of pumps the person used in that video. He did the Daisy 880, and the Crosman 760. His velocities both look way slow.
I did a quick search on youtube to look for a Crosman 760 chronograph video and of course it depends on the weight of your ammo, the results averaged in the 200-300 fps range. Here is the link to the video I am referencing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp3YPX5duHE
This gun would never be recommended for hunting.
| Caliber | 0.177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 625 fps |
| Stock | Synthetic |
| Grip | Ambi |
| Color | Black |
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Things I liked: I like the looks, the quick handling, the five shot mag, the accuracy for a smooth bore, the fun for the money.
Things I would have changed: I would like a metal receiver, a wood stock, and a rifled barely.
What others should know: If you want a 760, then buy this one or the other set that includes a tin of pellets and a bunch of BBC's. Don't bother buying one with an included scope. That scope is about worthless. Either use the iron sights or get maybe a Centerpoint 4x32. The 760 deserves a better scope. I have shot mines lot. If mine is any indication, get yourself a few tons of Crosman Premier Super Match and a few of the Gamo Match pellets. I don't waste my time shooting BBC's, as they spray all over the place. My 760 gets hunting accuracy nicely at 7 yards. That would've minute of rathead. Half inch or less. With 8 pumps it has the power. Don't think so? Place a block of wood at seven yards and sink one each of the above mentioned pellets into that block. Check the depth. Imaging that hitting a rat or squirrel in the noggin. Know that, should you want to, you can replace the smooth bore barrel with a rifled one that is a direct replacement. I even bought the barrel, but my 760 shoots very well as is.