4:16 Highly modified. Baker Airguns is a Non-friendly Website for Users. I was not able to find anything this man mentioned to upgrade my Crossman 362.
Hi,I'm in the UK,how much are upgraded parts you mentioned? I'd need shipping costs to UK. Could I buy the gun ready upgraded to save on shipping cost? Thanks😊
I ordered one of these several weeks ago. Out of the box, I pumped 6X, took aim from 10 yds at a steel 4 aperture target face with a ringer steel plate behind it. Shooting at the one inch aperture, ding!, second shot - ding! third shot, same thing!! Immediately got out a paper target, aimed at the bull, walked over to see a dead center hit. Don't think I ever had any such result with a new gun. I now have the second 362 with the metal breech, and will give the first one to a young friend who expressed interest a while ago. Donnie did not mention this gun is made in USA, and I think that is worth noting. It feels quite solid - all the cocking arm linkage looks strong, and I believe it is easier to cock than my Sheridan, and about as accurate. I do think the "clack" noise of the cocking arm closing is noisy, especially for hunting. Maybe Baker can soon offer us something to help that. Donnie speaks the truth, you cannot go wrong with this gun, amazing work, Crosman!
Great gun at any price. I added a 3D printed scope rail long mount stabling the barrel from twisting added a 4x16 scope a moderator and attached a bi pod to the ,mod adapter. The pump arm now fits perfectly between the bi pod when pumping and can remain on the gun. Good fun to shoot easy pumping and now very accurate. I did take some time before it started shooting as well as it does now. A good cleaning of the barrel tighten all screws stabilize the barrel with good mount have fun.👍
Have one in .22. Added a handle extension to stop pinching and aid in pumping. Put on a steel breech and scope. Replaced the 21" barrel with a 26" Maximus barrel. Added a TKO and reduced sound even more by adding a paper and PVC over-suppressor. Drilled out the tranfer port just a little. Velocity maxes out at 10 pumps. Now shooting over 17 fpe. Very accurate. Trigger is a weakness, but it started at $99.
For some reason that gun reminds me of my childhood. (long time ago) That plus the excellent video, and review has convinced me. I will be ordering a upgraded 362.
Stock, my 362 numbers are pretty close to yours. I then put on a solid brass ambidextrous breech that has a flat spot for the stock sight. A BSA RD30 red dot. Stainless steel w/magnet extended bolt probe, longer bolt handle, larger transfer port, and a Buck Rail (very inexpensive) silencer with a front post/sight. I took the trigger assembly apart and did some light polishing. My Lyman trigger gauge reads 3 lb 12 oz. Using 14.3 CPHPs, 8 pumps, and a 10-shot string, I averaged 653 fps & 13.54 fpe. 10 pumps produced an average of 693 fps & 15.24 fpe. 12 pumps made an average of 722 fps & 16.54 fpe. At 12 pumps, my 362 dumps all of its air. At 15 pumps it does not. My biggest dislike of this gun is how damn loud it is to pump up. Those clapping sounds echos clear across the lake. Any hearing abled critter within a 1/4 mile will hear that thing being pumped. It's ridiculous. I have tried removing the magnet. I have added padding to the main tube. I have even filed down the ribs on the inside of the pump arm. While all those things helped, it was a small help. Until Crosman or someone else comes up with a solution to that clapping noise, my 362 will be collecting dust. May just give it to the grandkids. Oh, and keep an eye on that pivot pin. Mine needs to be tightened regularly.
Thanks for the input! Just a head's up...we had some valve failures when exceeding 8 pumps. Not every time, but sometimes. Totally feel you about the pumping noise. -Donnie
If that valve blows out, I'll keep you in mind. Heck, I like working on them as much as shooting them so it won't hurt my feelings. Plus, I get to do the testing all over again.
with mine i hold my bandana between the clacking parts and it makes a _world of difference.!_ & I just leave it there when firing, doesn't stop it from staying closed.
Thanks, I'll try anything. That clapping noise is a deal-breaker for me. I have other rifles that are just as powerful & more accurate and only take one cocking of their break barrel.
@@dannielward4207 no problem. I think you'll be pleasentley surprised, especially added to what you've already padded. also; since i leave it there, it acts as a wind indicator, lol. [Maybe i will make a demo vid.]
Wow...that pellet rifle ( modified) would be great in a collection 👍. New Subscriber 👌. I'm going to check out your site and perhaps order one from your Company 😊👍. Thanks for the Video. Cheers 🙏🇨🇦.
I'm getting 670 fps outta my modded Crosman 1322, and it's pellet on pellet accurate at 20 yards, this new Crosman 362 looks to be very mod capable just like the 13XX's are, I just might have to grab one of these up.
My modded 1322 hits 670ish fps using Crosman premier 14.3gr hollows with 15 pumps, and it LITERALLY shoots pellet on pellet at 20 yards, the mods I have done to it are as follows... 1. Steel breech 2. Longer bolt probe 3. Larger air transfer port 4. Super Hp pack valve 5. Brass Barrel Band 6. Brass pivot pin 7. 14 inch barrel 8. Carbine Stock 9. Stiffer Hammer Spring 10. Polished Trigger It shoots so freaking good, my favorite airgun ever...I'm thinking if the 362 is as moddable as the 13XX's are, you could probably get some pretty gnarly numbers out of it. Just like the 13XX's
The price of that rifle is incredibly good for what you get. For a rifle that nice, and that modifiable, it's hard to believe they sell it for such a low price. Very nice! The only .22 caliber air rifle I have is an old Daisy 822. Basically cheap junk in comparison to that new Crosman.
I guess if this rifle is that great then it should take over for the Benjamin 392. I do like how this guns barrel is not soldered to the lower unit. I would love to see these two in a heads up side by side performance test. Also, is the effort to pump this easier that the 392, or about the same or harder to pump?
It’s funny, I stumbled upon this gun, didn’t know they came out with it and now I want one. Not sure why? It fills no need or hole in my collection. But I can just see myself shooting it often and enjoying no recoil, no special wizardry in how to hold it and not having to deal with a PCP pump. Is it easier to pump than a Benjamin 342 or 392? Those guns are not fun to plink with as they suck to pump up over and over.
Would installing a steel breech affect performance to the Crosman 362⁉️ Because videos I've seen on TH-cam have shown some slight changes to its performance like reduced power.
Congrats on a great video and one of the first 362 mod videos. You know there will be lots! I loved mine instantly and owned two within days. I will have to check out your Aluminum breeches and other parts. The 362 has so much potential for mods I have only been slowly thinking about what I want to do to it. I was going to add a steel breech a nice adapted picatinny rail but maybe just a scope direct to the dovetails. Leaning towards a tactical/1-4x type of scope but that's just me. Right now closer range works better for me. Moderator is probably a good idea. Your barrel looks slightly longer but I imagine that is because your Aluminum breech moved it forward (?). By the way .. the little magnet in one of mine broke after only 200 pumps or so. But you can order replacements online easily. It is just necessary to pick the exactly correct size of magnet but I did find them. Maybe a little mod is warranted with the magnet. These are fragile, so a little bump-stop or thin layer of rubber over the handle magnet might be a thing .. I suspect it will be.
Hallo, thans for your video, can u help me what for things i can buy for upgraden? Barrel of maximus pcp 24” and more? Can it to 10 pumps? I see that originaliteit 362 maximum 8 x pumps. I have Benjamin 392 and crossman 362, if i see at Google TH-cam after tuning in california You can get 14 x pumps and 23fpe what normal 10 x pumps maximum and 15 fpe
I already have one but I'm definitely thinking of buying a modded version from yuou guys. _I assume the valve upgrage includes a more open transfer port bushing?_ Is that something you can add to the installation? Do you have those?
While enlarging the transfer port would likely give you a smidge more velocity, we unfortunately don't have those. Modifying your existing one might be a good idea, though. -Donnie
@@BakerAirguns ok. Thanks for getting back to me on that. I've ordered one from AllianceHobby (seems like forever ago) for my 1377. after i try to install that i can compare sizes & who knows... maybe Crosman already put a more open one in there [?] as they definetely added an extended bolt probe and a pretty stiff hammer spring. Meanwhile I' AM still thinking about getting a 362 w/ the power valve installed. Very glad you offer that service & at a pretty good price.
@@BakerAirguns really appreciate you responding to my text Donnie❗ Can't afford a Benjamin blue streak, but a.20 barrel for the 362 would definitely be in my budget ❗👍😁👍
Good video but what's the price for a pimped out airgun? Are parts available to keep it running? You know I love ya Donnie but enquiring minds want to know, bottom line me brother.
I have a question, Can this Crosman 362 be ordered from Baker Airguns with all the modification including the scope showing in this video? What price range are we looking at with all the upgrades with scope and without. Great Video Thank YOU.
Wow, almost sold. How is the difficulty on the pumping action. Have a Benjamin that I love (Rat Killer) but my shoulder at 62 years is almost useless. Is this mechanically better?
@@BakerAirguns mr Donnie I would luv to purchase a multi pump from you but I jus can't decide between the 362 or 392 I hear that the 362 has more power than the 392 whi h one fo you recommend
@@georgeaura Any of the installation listing means everything in that listing is installed. I think it comes out to $30 labor to install everything we have for it. -Donnie
Funny, no mention was made of the 392 as a comparison! The 392 reviews are talking about 75-100 yards -- with no mods; whereas 362 guys seem stuck, at best, to 15-30 yards -- WITH all sorts of modifications. Hmm, I wonder which gun I should choose?
@@ALLTHINGSAIRGUN My mistake! There is a guy, "Rick", YT guy who shot a golf ball at 75 yds., but that shot was made with the 397; not the 392. Here: th-cam.com/video/KMFlxYyYWIw/w-d-xo.html
This gun is a piece of crap. I bought one a few weeks ago and I've tried everything to make it group under an inch at 10m, and it just won't, not with any pellet, at any number of pumps. Scope or irons. Junk. No need for power if you don't have accuracy. I've put over 1000 rds through it, re-crowned it, made a barrel spacer for it.. nothing helps.
4:16 Highly modified. Baker Airguns is a Non-friendly Website for Users. I was not able to find anything this man mentioned to upgrade my Crossman 362.
MPPs are my favorite airguns. You guys are my go-to when anyone asks about parts and service for the old Benjamins and Sheridans.
Right on! Thanks, man!
-Donnie
Hi,I'm in the UK,how much are upgraded parts you mentioned? I'd need shipping costs to UK. Could I buy the gun ready upgraded to save on shipping cost? Thanks😊
Alright...You sold me in getting a Crosman 362. After Christmas and it will be a done deal.
Finally! A contender for my beloved Daisy 880, and it's upgradeable. So many good things in this gun
Couldn't agree more!
-Donnie
Much higher quality unit than a Daisy 880. But don't get me wrong, I have always like 880's too and still have one.
I ordered one of these several weeks ago. Out of the box, I pumped 6X, took aim from 10 yds at a steel 4 aperture target face with a ringer steel plate behind it. Shooting at the one inch aperture, ding!, second shot - ding! third shot, same thing!! Immediately got out a paper target, aimed at the bull, walked over to see a dead center hit. Don't think I ever had any such result with a new gun. I now have the second 362 with the metal breech, and will give the first one to a young friend who expressed interest a while ago. Donnie did not mention this gun is made in USA, and I think that is worth noting. It feels quite solid - all the cocking arm linkage looks strong, and I believe it is easier to cock than my Sheridan, and about as accurate. I do think the "clack" noise of the cocking arm closing is noisy, especially for hunting. Maybe Baker can soon offer us something to help that. Donnie speaks the truth, you cannot go wrong with this gun, amazing work, Crosman!
Agreed. Crosman really hit it out of the park with this one.
-Donnie
Nice, good to know it's made here
That reminds me of my (old) Crosman 1400 - wooden pump .22. I got it new around 1971 ~ 1974.
Great guns!
-Donnie
I had a 1400, great gun.
Great gun at any price. I added a 3D printed scope rail long mount stabling the barrel from twisting added a 4x16 scope a moderator and attached a bi pod to the ,mod adapter. The pump arm now fits perfectly between the bi pod when pumping and can remain on the gun. Good fun to shoot easy pumping and now very accurate. I did take some time before it started shooting as well as it does now. A good cleaning of the barrel tighten all screws stabilize the barrel with good mount have fun.👍
Another great video review from a straight (no BS) shooter, wicked accurate rifle for very little $$$
Thanks bro!
-Donnie
I ordered stuff through eBay and it came through Baker air gun so I subscribe I was very happy with your service
I Do HOPE someone is truly working on an upgraded trigger. I like the thin feel of my smooth Polished 13xx trigger
Have one in .22. Added a handle extension to stop pinching and aid in pumping. Put on a steel breech and scope. Replaced the 21" barrel with a 26" Maximus barrel. Added a TKO and reduced sound even more by adding a paper and PVC over-suppressor. Drilled out the tranfer port just a little. Velocity maxes out at 10 pumps. Now shooting over 17 fpe. Very accurate. Trigger is a weakness, but it started at $99.
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For some reason that gun reminds me of my childhood. (long time ago) That plus the excellent video, and review has convinced me. I will be ordering a upgraded 362.
Same here. I think you'll like it.
-Donnie
I like mine got all tuned I like the trigger assembly a lot it's a upgrade over the stock 13xx but the plastic trigger has to go
Stock, my 362 numbers are pretty close to yours. I then put on a solid brass ambidextrous breech that has a flat spot for the stock sight. A BSA RD30 red dot. Stainless steel w/magnet extended bolt probe, longer bolt handle, larger transfer port, and a Buck Rail (very inexpensive) silencer with a front post/sight. I took the trigger assembly apart and did some light polishing. My Lyman trigger gauge reads 3 lb 12 oz. Using 14.3 CPHPs, 8 pumps, and a 10-shot string, I averaged 653 fps & 13.54 fpe. 10 pumps produced an average of 693 fps & 15.24 fpe. 12 pumps made an average of 722 fps & 16.54 fpe. At 12 pumps, my 362 dumps all of its air. At 15 pumps it does not. My biggest dislike of this gun is how damn loud it is to pump up. Those clapping sounds echos clear across the lake. Any hearing abled critter within a 1/4 mile will hear that thing being pumped. It's ridiculous. I have tried removing the magnet. I have added padding to the main tube. I have even filed down the ribs on the inside of the pump arm. While all those things helped, it was a small help. Until Crosman or someone else comes up with a solution to that clapping noise, my 362 will be collecting dust. May just give it to the grandkids. Oh, and keep an eye on that pivot pin. Mine needs to be tightened regularly.
Thanks for the input! Just a head's up...we had some valve failures when exceeding 8 pumps. Not every time, but sometimes. Totally feel you about the pumping noise.
-Donnie
If that valve blows out, I'll keep you in mind. Heck, I like working on them as much as shooting them so it won't hurt my feelings. Plus, I get to do the testing all over again.
with mine i hold my bandana between the clacking parts and it makes a _world of difference.!_ & I just leave it there when firing, doesn't stop it from staying closed.
Thanks, I'll try anything. That clapping noise is a deal-breaker for me. I have other rifles that are just as powerful & more accurate and only take one cocking of their break barrel.
@@dannielward4207 no problem. I think you'll be pleasentley surprised, especially added to what you've already padded. also; since i leave it there, it acts as a wind indicator, lol. [Maybe i will make a demo vid.]
I love my 362 I went bananas when I saw it available I can't wait to order a replacement trigger for my 2260mb and my 362 from you guys!
Unfortunately, we lost our supplier for those triggers.
-Donnie
Wow...that pellet rifle ( modified) would be great in a collection 👍.
New Subscriber 👌. I'm going to check out your site and perhaps order one from your Company 😊👍. Thanks for the Video.
Cheers 🙏🇨🇦.
I'm getting 670 fps outta my modded Crosman 1322, and it's pellet on pellet accurate at 20 yards, this new Crosman 362 looks to be very mod capable just like the 13XX's are, I just might have to grab one of these up.
Highly recommend.
I plan to order your valve. I wonder if there would be any benefit of and enlarged transfer sleeve as well?
Quite possibly so!
-Donnie
If you do the baker power valve, get a boss transfer port and extended bolt probe and 24" barrell it will add 100+ fps..
@@gwhitfield4239 WOW! That's impressive!
-Donnie
For the money it’s a great little air rifle. Thanks.
Agreed! Thanks for watching!
-Donnie
I still like multipumps over break barrels, it’s PCP or multipump for me. Now Crosman needs to make it with wood!
Great job as usual sir!
Thanks bro!
-Donnie
I'd be curious about a comparison between a "modded" 13xx, the 362, and the 392. Mainly to see how the 362 bridges the gap.
That's a good idea!
-Donnie
My modded 1322 hits 670ish fps using Crosman premier 14.3gr hollows with 15 pumps, and it LITERALLY shoots pellet on pellet at 20 yards, the mods I have done to it are as follows...
1. Steel breech
2. Longer bolt probe
3. Larger air transfer port
4. Super Hp pack valve
5. Brass Barrel Band
6. Brass pivot pin
7. 14 inch barrel
8. Carbine Stock
9. Stiffer Hammer Spring
10. Polished Trigger
It shoots so freaking good, my favorite airgun ever...I'm thinking if the 362 is as moddable as the 13XX's are, you could probably get some pretty gnarly numbers out of it. Just like the 13XX's
great video, best source for parts.
Thank you very much!
-Donnie
The price of that rifle is incredibly good for what you get. For a rifle that nice, and that modifiable, it's hard to believe they sell it for such a low price. Very nice! The only .22 caliber air rifle I have is an old Daisy 822. Basically cheap junk in comparison to that new Crosman.
Great review. 1st time liked & Sub’d
Thank you very much!
-Donnie
I guess if this rifle is that great then it should take over for the Benjamin 392. I do like how this guns barrel is not soldered to the lower unit. I would love to see these two in a heads up side by side performance test. Also, is the effort to pump this easier that the 392, or about the same or harder to pump?
Much easier to pump than the 392. I have a 392 also and it's a bear to pump (but a really great rifle!).
Thanks for posting this video. Does this air rifle come with a solid steel and rifled barrel? Thanks 😊
Very nice! Can it shoot a swagged #4 buckshot?
What does the power mod valve run?
Are these parts for the mods currently available?
You website does not list them and the links given do not work!
Reply appreciated.
It’s funny, I stumbled upon this gun, didn’t know they came out with it and now I want one. Not sure why? It fills no need or hole in my collection. But I can just see myself shooting it often and enjoying no recoil, no special wizardry in how to hold it and not having to deal with a PCP pump.
Is it easier to pump than a Benjamin 342 or 392? Those guns are not fun to plink with as they suck to pump up over and over.
Awesome video
I would love to buy one in the Czech Republic. We have abolished airgun power limits so it would be legal. Any idea who would sell internationally??
Unfortunately, we can't ship outside the USA. Not sure who does, but if you can get one...I'd totally jump on the opportunity.
-Donnie
Another excellent review Mr Donnie.The 362 certainly has lotsa potential .
Thank you! It sure does.
-Donnie
Ready to Hunt packages including suppressor when?
If you add an extended bolt probe and enlarged transfer port would you gain maybe another 10-15 fps ?
Not sure, but worth a try. Lemme know if you try it.
-Donnie
Can you increase power on a 1322? What valve you recommend?
Another great episode Donnie aka Taco man the Muncho man...
Thanks man!
-Donnie
Would installing a steel breech affect performance to the Crosman 362⁉️ Because videos I've seen on TH-cam have shown some slight changes to its performance like reduced power.
Congrats on a great video and one of the first 362 mod videos. You know there will be lots! I loved mine instantly and owned two within days. I will have to check out your Aluminum breeches and other parts. The 362 has so much potential for mods I have only been slowly thinking about what I want to do to it. I was going to add a steel breech a nice adapted picatinny rail but maybe just a scope direct to the dovetails. Leaning towards a tactical/1-4x type of scope but that's just me. Right now closer range works better for me. Moderator is probably a good idea. Your barrel looks slightly longer but I imagine that is because your Aluminum breech moved it forward (?). By the way .. the little magnet in one of mine broke after only 200 pumps or so. But you can order replacements online easily. It is just necessary to pick the exactly correct size of magnet but I did find them. Maybe a little mod is warranted with the magnet. These are fragile, so a little bump-stop or thin layer of rubber over the handle magnet might be a thing .. I suspect it will be.
I used two for the vid. One has a 24" barrel. Glad you liked the vid! GREAT little guns!
-Donnie
A very nice budjet pumper!
Couldn't agree more!
-Donnie
I would like to know what this rifle in 22 caliber would cost if purchased from you guys with all the whistles and bells. Do you sell air rifles?
Does adding a steel breech to the 362 give it more power like it does to the 1322's, 1377's, and the 2240's⁉️ And how much more ⁉️
Adding a breech does not add power to any of those guns. It just adds a way to mount a scope.
-Donnie
Hallo, thans for your video, can u help me what for things i can buy for upgraden? Barrel of maximus pcp 24” and more? Can it to 10 pumps? I see that originaliteit 362 maximum 8 x pumps. I have Benjamin 392 and crossman 362, if i see at Google TH-cam after tuning in california You can get 14 x pumps and 23fpe what normal 10 x pumps maximum and 15 fpe
Nice mods Options!!!!
I already have one but I'm definitely thinking of buying a modded version from yuou guys. _I assume the valve upgrage includes a more open transfer port bushing?_ Is that something you can add to the installation? Do you have those?
I would pay a shipping & handling (if you needed to order one) fee for that bushing/sleeve to be included in the install.
While enlarging the transfer port would likely give you a smidge more velocity, we unfortunately don't have those. Modifying your existing one might be a good idea, though.
-Donnie
@@BakerAirguns ok. Thanks for getting back to me on that. I've ordered one from AllianceHobby (seems like forever ago) for my 1377. after i try to install that i can compare sizes & who knows... maybe Crosman already put a more open one in there [?] as they definetely added an extended bolt probe and a pretty stiff hammer spring. Meanwhile I' AM still thinking about getting a 362 w/ the power valve installed. Very glad you offer that service & at a pretty good price.
I'd like to convert one of these 362 into a .20 cal!! Do you know if there is a barrel for it ⁉️
Good idea, but no. We do not.
-Donnie
@@BakerAirguns really appreciate you responding to my text Donnie❗ Can't afford a Benjamin blue streak, but a.20 barrel for the 362 would definitely be in my budget ❗👍😁👍
What is a good killing gun for chucks at about 30 yds?
Anybody know of a buttpad extension that might be made for the C362 ? I need an inch more of reach minimum.
Good video but what's the price for a pimped out airgun?
Are parts available to keep it running?
You know I love ya Donnie but enquiring minds want to know, bottom line me brother.
Check the video description above for a link to our 362 listing. It'll break everything down for you.
-Donnie
How much does it cost to upgrade valve & barrell
Mine broke after I took the front sight and barrel band off and slide a scope mount on .🤕is pumping up and cocking but. Not discharging the air
"I broke mine after I........" There ya go. Fixed that for ya.
@@BakerAirguns I fixed that I caused ..😂👍
I have a question, Can this Crosman 362 be ordered from Baker Airguns with all the modification including the scope showing in this video? What price range are we looking at with all the upgrades with scope and without. Great Video Thank YOU.
Everything except the trigger...yessir. Just call the store. 937-660-9152
-Donnie
Wow, almost sold. How is the difficulty on the pumping action. Have a Benjamin that I love (Rat Killer) but my shoulder at 62 years is almost useless. Is this mechanically better?
No sir. Not better. I'd day the same.
-Donnie
Are you not selling the mods anymore ?
Yup! Now I need one! Goodbye local critter!
do you sell this rifle and could you modify it for me by adding the 24 in barrel with the tko moderator?
Does the moderator come with the 24inch barrel ungrade or is it bought separate thx
We do not sell the TKO moderators.
Good Info too know 💯👍😎
Why no more new video’s ?
Can that max flo vavle fit in the benjamin 392
Not it cannot.
-Donnie
@@BakerAirguns mr Donnie I would luv to purchase a multi pump from you but I jus can't decide between the 362 or 392 I hear that the 362 has more power than the 392 whi h one fo you recommend
Can it be bought with all the upgraded parts installed?
It sure can. Just click this link and add what you like!
www.bakerairguns.com/product/crosman-362-multi-pump-pellet-rifle/
There is a last option but not sure if it means install all the upgrades or if it's just certain ones
@@georgeaura Any of the installation listing means everything in that listing is installed. I think it comes out to $30 labor to install everything we have for it.
-Donnie
Max Flo Valve for 362 Outta Stock
Funny, no mention was made of the 392 as a comparison!
The 392 reviews are talking about 75-100 yards -- with no mods; whereas 362 guys seem stuck, at best, to 15-30 yards -- WITH all sorts of modifications.
Hmm, I wonder which gun I should choose?
Anyone talking about 75-100 yards with a 392 is on the drugs.
@@ALLTHINGSAIRGUN My mistake! There is a guy, "Rick", YT guy who shot a golf ball at 75 yds., but that shot was made with the 397; not the 392.
Here: th-cam.com/video/KMFlxYyYWIw/w-d-xo.html
Should have a rule about snotty remarks unless writer can submit proof of being perfect.
Power is rated in ft•lbs. Velocity is speed, NOT power and the units are in ft per second.
👍😉
1st
Is this rifle from China or?
Crosman 140 pump
You bet a dollar? How about a 100 dollars?
i think this company must regret this gun not even on the website and not 1 part available that i can see must have been all hype i guess
It is in stock on crosman & you call for parts
This gun is a piece of crap. I bought one a few weeks ago and I've tried everything to make it group under an inch at 10m, and it just won't, not with any pellet, at any number of pumps. Scope or irons. Junk. No need for power if you don't have accuracy. I've put over 1000 rds through it, re-crowned it, made a barrel spacer for it.. nothing helps.
Sorry but the wood gave crossman style. All plastic and all black. I'll save my money !