Crosman Redtail Air Rifle

light very nice 22cal pellet gun the scope that comes with it no good other than that the gun is very solid shoots great with a different scope on it

put a better scope on it

awesome pellet gun AAAAAAAAAAAAA+++++++++++++

light very nice 22cal pellet gun the scope that comes with it no good other than that the gun is very solid shoots great with a different scope on it

put a better scope on it

awesome pellet gun AAAAAAAAAAAAA+++++++++++++

The rifle is not very heavy. It's easy to break open and load. It has a little more energy then two of my Benjamin Prowler rifles. It shoots pretty good groups between 10 to 20 yards. It took about a week to break in. The Gamo red fire pellets seem to work really good in this rifle

The scope. It has a slightly better scope that would make it so much better. The trigger adjustment screw can be replaced what's a 3 millimeter by 10 mm screw.

It's got built-in baffles which help reduce sound

I purchased this rifle for my son who is thirty something! He Had- notice the past tense of had, a lot of problems with troublesome gray squirrels both in and around his home. He called to see if I could help him out with an airgun (He knew I was a long time air gunner) he could use to control the problem.I got on the phone after making a list of a rifle I thought adequate, plus all the essentials to load and maintain his equipment for the long haul. The trusty salesman at Pyramyd Air verified he had all the items he would need to tend to his problem. After making sure I received all the savings I was due on my order, we waited. My son was thrilled when he opened the order and reported he shortly scored the first of many kills

The only change I would make would take care of my negligence of not calling to thank the fine people at Pyramyd for their help. I suppose when we have such fine service, we grow to take it for granted.. I'm sorry guys! My son asked me to send his thanks to you as well. He said this reminds him of our days in the woods years ago when I taught him hunting and safe firearms handling. He said his .22 air rifle may not be a 12 gauge shotgun, but the air rifle aimed properly can get the job gun.

I would suggest other people who are unsure of what they might need, trust the folks at Pyramyd to help in recommending the proper parts for your application.

Broke in quickly. Maybe 150 pellets it broke in. Accurate at 25 yards with 1" group. Alloy pellet shot 863 fps which was over 20 fpe. Lead pellets averaged 715 or over 17 fpe! Rifle does better with artillery hold composted to resting on a pillow or pad. It is quite due to the baffling. The rifle shoots better at 25 yards compaired to 15 yards. The scope mounts are good.

There's sharp edges at the front base of the stock. Can be smoothed out with a file or sandpaper. The trigger cam be made better by replacing the 5 mm screw with a 10 mm screw. A better scope would help.

It shot over 33 fps faster than my Benjamin Prowler. Both rifles are .22 caliber. Have had the rifle two days.

This gun has the same barrel and piston as the Benjamin Genesis. The stock is not the same but a similar stock comes on the Steel Eagle. I have a .22 caliber Genesis and it is my favorite airgun and have had over 15 other air rifles. The barrel really cuts the noise. Is it accurate? It would not be my favorite if it were not accurate.

It might be nice to have some iron sights for this gun. Even if it was just a place to mount some sights and you can buy them as an option.

I have been able to try different pellets in my Genesis with the same barrel (.22) and I have found that it really does like the Crosman pellets such as the pointed and the hollow point. It even shoots accurately with the Destroyer 14.3 grain pointed hollow point. That is a good pellet for small game and pest control. It also likes the Ruger pointed 1.1gram pellets.