Crosman Semi-Auto Air Pistol

This is a great shooting little BB pistol. It shoots very fast with plenty of power (over 410 fps). It is easy to install the CO2 because the handle comes completely off. You can't see the screw that tightens the CO2 cartridge on the bottom of the handle unless you open it. It looks very much like a real gun, so be careful. I really like that it has a drop free magazine that holds 19 shots. I bought 2 extra magazines for it so I don't have to reload the magazines as often. It actually uses the same BB magazines that are made for the Umarex Smith and Wesson M&P 40 BB pistol. Amazon's computer recommended the correct BB magazines when I searched for extra magazines for this gun. This is an excellent choice for beginners because it is inexpensive and easy to use. It even has a working safety. Be careful with it because it will shoot holes through steel cans and milk jugs, so it could really hurt someone or break glass, not to mention that it looks so real that it could easily be mistaken for a real gun. I usually get 140 to 160 shots out of each cartridge. It is really good quality and a very good price, plus it is accurate enough to shoot the bullseye out of a target; it does shoot a little high at close range, so just aim lower. I highly recommend this product!

The specifications say up to 18 BB's but I had no problems putting 19 in the mag and had no problems shooting four mags through it loaded with 19 BB's. No jams or problems whatsoever. It can only be shot double action. The hammer does not move! However, the barrel does move! It actually extends forward from the plastic a little over 1/4 inch just before the trigger breaks and then recedes back when the shot is fired. The trigger pull is long and it takes some time getting used to remembering exactly where the breaking point is, but it does break fairly crisp. About power? Well... I don't have a chronagraph but by comparing to other guns that I do know the velocity of, I can say that yes, it's probably around 480 fps. About accuracy? My vote is still out. As for now, I wasn't that impressed. I put a couple of drops of Crosman Pellgunoil on the CO2 and was using Crosman Copperhaed bb's, that might have an effect as well. The looks, the feel, the capacity and the power, are not bad at all for a $40.00 gun! It's pretty good and fun for what it is, a plinker. As long as you keep in mind what you're getting vs what you're paying, I'm sure you'll agree that it's a great gun for the price. I don't think there is any other gun out there that has what this one has, for even close to the price. So if you want an inexpensive plinker that's good looking, has good power, & fun to shoot... BUY IT! If you do, I recommend buying two extra mags, as it comes with one, but you can easily get three mags from one CO2. HAPPY SHOOTING!!!!

Good for the price you pay. Only issue is the loading with it being a flimsy spring the bbs won’t stay in the spring and they will spill in the gun. Also the same piece is not durable and both guns I’ve had the clip broke. Along with the button to press that releases the clip so I’d advise to be extra gentle when handling the clip. As for the gun it’s self the performance is great! Very powerful and would not recommend shooting at anyone unless your intentions are to harm them.

I bought this pistol beacause the price was right. I was not dissapointed this pistol shoots 20 .177bb's as fas as you can pull the trigger and it's very accutate for a short barrel'd pistol. mine will shoot as good as I can hold it. The trigger is double action with a long pull but still not too heavy. I bought 2 extra magazines for it so I have 60 shots before I need to reload. This pistol will massacure aluminum soda cans with bb's easily passing through both sides at 30ft I set them up and shoot them down with great speed. Its a blast I have shot a 1500 bottle of bb's through it with zero problems. Great little pistol and has a mounting rail on the front and I am going to mount a small laser on it. You should by extra mags for it too beacause you'll go through lots of bb's in a second. I use pellgun oil on the tip of each c02 cyl as recommended by the instruction manuel. I get approx 120 shots before I need to change the c02 cyl. great pistol accurate powerful easy on the wallet.

My first impression of the C11 pistol was that it was a lot of fun. It was surprisingly accurate, and it was a lot of fun to shoot. I had mine for a couple years, but I didn't really use it that often....maybe 10 target-shooting sessions in 2 years. BBs would occasionally jam in the gun, as other reviewers have mentioned. But most of the time, it was quite enjoyable. At thanksgiving this year, I took it out to my brother's house for some target shooting. I had just bought 2 extra magazines just for the occasion. The gun would no longer hold any CO2 pressure. If you put a C02 cartridge into it, it would just continuously leak. Well, I got 2 years out of the gun, I thought. No worries. I'll buy another. They're cheap, and I enjoyed my time with it. So, I came back to amazon and bought a second one. As a bonus, I now had 4 magazines, counting the original magazine and the 2 spares I bought before. So again, I was at my brother's house for some target shooting (Christmas this time). When I started to load a CO2 cartridge into the gun, I realized that the screw assembly that tightens the CO2 cartridge into the gun was never installed at the factory. Unfortunately, that's not a part you can replace without disassembling the entire gun, and the gun is full of so many interlocking parts and springs that repair is a bit difficult. I found this out when I scrapped the first gun for springs and screws. So, at this point, I can't actually recommend this gun. The first one was flawed but genuinely fun. The second shouldn't have even left quality control at the factory. On the bright side, I now have more spare screws and springs.