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Crosman Comrade AK CO2 Rifle Kit

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Crosman Comrade AK.

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  • Crosman Comrade AK rifle kit
  • Uses a 12-gram CO2 cartridge
  • Semiauto
  • 22rd BB magazine
  • 150rd BB reservoir
  • Fixed front sight
  • Fully adjustable rear sight
  • Weaver/Picatinny rail just behind the front sight
  • Up to 150 shots per CO2 cartridge
  • Manual safety
  • Removable shoulder stock (stock does not fold to the side)
  • Storage magazine holds BBs and an extra CO2 cartridge
  • Includes 5 Crosman CO2 Powerlets, soft gun case and 1500 Crosman steel BBs
  • Gun built in America


This semiauto CO2 BB rifle will hurl tons of shots downrange on just one CO2 cartridge. Steel BBs are about as inexpensive as you can get when it comes to airgun ammo, so this is a smart buy.

People of all sizes can comfortably shoot the Crosman Comrade AK since the shoulder stock is removable.

Steel BBs can ricochet. The shooter and everyone in the shooting area should wear safety glasses when a gun is being handled (even if it's unloaded). Remember to remove all pets from the area, as rebounding ammo can hit them, too. Never shoot steel BBs at hard objects (including metal targets) or water, as that increases the chance of ricochet.

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Caliber0.177" (4.5mm)
Max Velocity600 fps
Loudness4-Medium-High
Overall Length28.5"
Shot Capacity150
BarrelSmooth bore
Front SightPost
Rear SightAdjustable for windage & elevation
ScopeableWeaver/Picatinny
Suggested forPlinking/Fun
ActionSemiautomatic
SafetyManual
PowerplantCO2
FunctionRepeater
Max Shots per Fill150
Body TypeRifle
Fixed/adj. powerFixed
Weight8.97 lbs

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By nonewjerseymike from USA on 2014-12-29
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Things I liked: The fps,ease of handling,

Things I would have changed: Make the stock fold,a little less plastic,get away from the toy like look of it.

What others should know: It looks cheap but surprisngly it has a higher fps than most guns of this type,the included case is very nice.

By michael from USA on 2015-04-17
looks like a cheap toy. most replica fans would be willing to pay more for a steel frame rifle like those available in Europe.
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By CoiledViper from USA on 2014-12-08
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Things I liked: when i seen it i had to have it the price the fps and the look of a AKU-74 the rail was a added bonus. ive had it 2 days so far and put out 2 loads of bbs. i really like the sturdy design of the air rifle. my only real concern was that after owning a marksman air pump action air rifle was that just like the marksman it would get jammed when loading up the internal magazine. seems crosman thought that might be a problem and put a stick on the (push rod) overall so far i love the crosman comrade AK. shoots great and has lots of power with a fresh co2.

Things I would have changed: the only (flaw) i seen on the rifle would be the way the co2 is loaded. i dont think this can be fixed.its just generally there is going to be small co2 expulsion if you are fast enough you can lose very little. i personally like to get it in as close as possible til i feel it puncturing the co2 powerlet then fully turn it as fast as possible til its in there good. if i had designed the rifle for fans of the AK platform i would have made the stock foldable like the xbg carbine made by umarex. my opinion thats one of the best folding stocks i have ever owned including the one i have on my 10/22. i still think this rifle is fine. i think they could make 2 different versions if they wanted to that has detachable magazines and or dual co2 powerlets such as other air rifles ive seen.

What others should know: the only thing i can tell you is what ive learned about the comrade AK. do not leave it fully charged with a fresh co2. this air rifle will not hold the pressure even for a night. 2. it only holds 1 extra co2 in the fake magazine. if you pack the bottom with tissue or paper towel not too much then push in the extra cartridge (you will only have to do this once) then after you push in the cartridge push in another peice of paper towel on top. this should eliminate all noise from the spare co2. i opted not to put bbs in the magazine because it will make alot of noise but looks perfect for speed loading the rifle.

By CoiledViper from USA on 2015-06-24
airgun papa. ive had the air rifle 6 months now and i still love this gun. i recently bought a new sight just for this airgun. i posted pics so people can see what it looks like with a red dot. i love the trigger on this rifle. its close to a real ak. its been a good all around rifle. i learned what the problem was with the co2. im suppose to put pellgun oil on it before i insert it into the gun. atleast thats what the manual said to do.this is a really nice rifle. its got the same fps as the 1077. you can tell its a powerful co2 rifle when you first shoot it. its good for target shooting and can poppin.
By Airgun Papa from USA on 2015-01-24
Crosman has made a change to the seal located at the valves exhaust port. I believe they may have increased its thickness because the new seal I have installed in the rifle seals without any escaping gas; either from the face seal that contacts the CO2 cartridge or through the barrel. It should be noted, that leaving a cartridge for an extended time in any CO2 gun using a face seal that the CO2 cartridge is pressed against, has the likelihood of causing the seal to set and cause leakage or failure to seal. However, the problem stated in the review above that it will not hold pressure overnight is due to a defective exhaust valve seal, not a normal or acceptable condition. This may be the reason the seal was changed and now has a different part #.
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By Mike Bagott from United States on 2014-06-23
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Things I liked: Decent accuracy in the 20 to 30 ft range. Getting 80 to 90 rapid fire shots per CO2 cylinder which is not disappointing. Twenty-two BB magazine and 150 BB reservoir are great.

Things I would have changed: Leaks a little CO2 when installing cartridge. Trigger is a little heavy.

What others should know: Bought this to use as a cheap trainer for .22 steel target shooting matches. Added an inexpensive Truglo red dot and am very satisfied, especially considering the low overall cost.

 
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  • William Davis from USA asked:

    When will people start posting reviews, I want one of these bad ...

    • Dan the Man from USA:

      There's 2 reviews to look at now.

  • nawar from Canada asked:

    Hi Can U guys ship this one to canada ???? Thanks

    • cody from Canada:

      No thay can't you'll need to have a gun license to get this gun because it shoot over 500 fps any thing uunder 500 fps

Item Description

CR-CCA4B1 [PY-3450-6648]
22rd BB mag, 150rd BB reservoir
Up to 150 shots/CO2 cartridge
Incl. soft case, 1500 BBs & 5 CO2 cartridges
Caliber0.177" (4.5mm)
Max Velocity600 fps
StockSynthetic
GripAmbi
ColorBlack
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