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- This is a quick video on the new pcp air rifle from Crosman the 3622. Group shot at 20 yards with JSB 14.35 pellets. Thanks for watching
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I like the length and the weight of the 3622. The velocity with the 14.3gr pellets is on par with Benjamin 392 pumped up eight times. This length, weight, and power make it a good garage gun to kill rodents; maybe squirrels up close. This cheap gun is a money maker for Crosman, but I don't think it's an air gunner's friend. All PCP's need a pressure gauge. People are going to over pressurize this gun and learn what valve lock is. It needs a steel breech and a method to attach an environmentally friendly lead dust collector. Better sights are always a plus. The cover for the fill port is an insult. ...but I'm just a cranky old guy. What do I know? R, Steve
Thanks for the review Travis! I just purchased a Crosman 3622 from Pyramid Air and opted for the steel breech and LPA rear sight up grade, I'm very happy with my 3622 sample and It's great that this Air Rifle Is Made In The USA!
I think if they all shipped with the steel breech, this would be a hit. I bet scoped this would be a great gun.
@@ohshoot444 Yep I agree The Steel Breech is a game changer and add to that a Fiber Optic Front Sight just like the Daisy 880 Powerline. I hope Crosman would consider offering this as a Custom Shop Offering just like their 1377 pump & 2240 co2 pistols. They would sell like Hot Cakes!!!!
I like how you filmed this Travis, very well put together! Good stuff brother! 🍻
Nice structured narrative! I just had a thought. It would be nice if crosman could sell the hpa tube and valve etc so I could convert a CO2 carbine 2240 to 2000 psi.
Thanks!
A plastic breach gravmag would be sweet😂
👍😉🇳🇱 great video.asked crosman if they will sell it in 🇳🇱 but got a nothing saying answer back so i still know nothing 😂😂😂 yep crosman .great customer service for somebody that owns 5 crosmans in 🇳🇱
Try with a national dealer that brings crossman. Usually the stores contact them to import them. In my country there is one for crosman and another store that works with Gamo. I usually ask them directly
@@rafaelobo1 i asked a big airgunshops here but no responds.have no idea wo is the crosman dealer here i know for snowpeak it’s Krale.will look around .thanks for the hint .😉👍have a great weekend
Can't miss that eye-popping thumbnail! Keep 'em coming!
It's a value gun built in the US, so I feel the features aren't bad when you figure that in. Had to file a little bit off the front sight to center it.
Crosman really needs a "premium" version with steel breech, Williams aperture, and adjustable front sight on an extended threaded barrel. Probably buying another one!
Just got this on the recommendation list, although I am subscribed and on the notification list. This is the gold standard in an out of the box review. Great testing methodology! Interesting the trigger pull went down almost 2 pounds after breaking it in. The speed/ft-lb numbers are almost exactly the same as my 100 yr anniversary 362 (673 and 14.4) which is about 20 fps and 1.5 ft/lbs faster than the standard 362. I love these 362’s. Based on your review I’m gonna have to get a PCP version…after I get through paying off PayPal for the Gamo Arrow and pump ($180 fng, are you kidding me?). Again excellent review!
Nice video Travis, I guess we will see in time what gets done to improve these rifles
Just my opinion but i think for the price of this one or a tad more there are better options out there ! Good work boss ! 👍
I agree!
Great review Travis. Pretty good accuracy from a Lego air rifle with a plastic breach. For the price there are better options available in my opinion. After two other Lego Crosman air rifles I find it more practical to buy a different choice.
Thanks for the review, going to start trying out my stock 3622 this week.
Those JSB's shot the best in this one. Hope you enjoy yours!
Great presentation and setup. Also really good shooting for crappy sites and wind.
Great video! Years ago i began a campaign to get air gunners to pronounce the word for pellet shape as it's supposed to be as di-a- bo-lo instead of diablo. Im no longer as familiar with the names of pellets these days and I'm not up to par with the ones you're using. Im aware that some company is branding their pellet Diablo though. Thank you for the great content
Edit: I was never very successful in my campaign lol
Good work bud!
Thanks Nibs.
Affordable airguns reviews recommended this video and channel. Awesome video and I am a new subscriber. Cheers from Arizona 🍻😎
Awesome! Thank you! I’ve been out that way when I was in the military. If I didn’t live in NC, I’d be out there.
Awesome review all the answers I was looking for. I now wonder how much it would take to get the stock 3622 up to the numbers I get from my homemade versian, I wish I had one to tinker with.
Awesome video my friend, way to go with a review. 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
Great review! This looks like an ideal project gun.
it's what I am thinking , off to go look at the PDF
For sure! If I had the time and money, I'd hold onto it and start tinkering.
Once again, great shooting, Travis! And yes, Fiber optic front sights are wonderful! You listening, Crosman? :)
I upgraded mine with a hardened hammer spring and i get about 6 good shots with it as i have it tuned now. It's a very capable platform. Very light and powerful air rifle.
I bet that is LOUD!
How fast are the pellets going?
@@ohshoot444 unfortunately i don't have a chrony. But i managed to send a gamo rocket pellet through a direct tv satellite dish.
I bet it's close to 875-900. If it's dumping all the air that fast, it might be a little more though.
I like it. you will have to experiment with pellets to see what it likes best. ( or look at other reviews) thanks for the review and I hope you are happy with it. I think its a cool gun for the price.
I'm not a fan to be honest. But it is a fun rifle. Just not one that I'd hold onto. The best pellets I've found are the ones used in this video.
Great review ! I think you were very 'fair' overall. Keep them coming!
Thanks I tried to edit my bias out and just present the info. Because honestly if someone wants it even with its flaws, they’ll be happy with it. Especially if they want to tinker.
I don't think an inch group is that bad. It could still kill a squirrel and can plink at a decent backyard range. I think if you got rid of those iron sights and put a scope on there, the groupings will tighten up. I feel like it may possibly be better than a break barrel around the same price point. I do love the stock on it 👍 Great camera work to Travis.
I agree. A decent break barrel beats this. Thanks!
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Excellent nice and. Tight work !!
Darn you part-time 🍕 boy you got me again ! Good work
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what do you think of having a built in electric powered compressor in air riles? Very good Compressors can be made very small and you can put rechargeable batteries in the stock. The compressor would charge up the air tank.
It'd probably be massive. These things are really high pressured.
Loved the close up shots it made me notice a few little things/ shows the overall finish quality!
It is definitely a very basic airgun!
_I can't stop thinking that a .177 would be more accurate with a bit more velocity but what do I know_
You are correct. Doesn't take much to swap the .22 barrel with a .177 barrel.
@@joeshooter63takes money tho! Haha
@@LowkeyAirgunner TRUE!
It seems to be a pretty good value, the only thing I would disagree with is fiber optic front sights. Mostly a gimmick in my opinion, just needs a more precise front blade. In fact, I used a dremmel to make my front sights pointed and they improve accuracy. 👍
I unfortunately can't see all that well and this is a nightmare for me to shoot with a black ring and a black front sight.
I might have considered trying one of those back when I first thought about trying a PCP. Getting something like that to put next to my AirForce Escape just seems silly, though.
Highly agree , Airforce is in a class of its own .
I like the benchrest, where do you get it?
Midway USA. It was really cheap.
I can see them offering a steel breech , a walnut stock , a pressure meter , and selling it for 400.00 plus dollars like the overpriced 362 limited edition .
I don’t know if it’d be worth it. Maybe regulated with all of those things. It’d be a sweet setup in a laminate stock though.
@@ohshoot444 Probably not ? A regulator is just one more thing to fail . Laminate stock would be sweet. There are other offerings better suited for the job . I think they missed the target ? My opinion only .
Why wouldn't Crosman put some kind of indicator that the air rifle is full? That seems odd to me.
To keep the cost down obviously. You would rely on the pressure gauge of whatever hand pump, bottle, or compressor you are using...2000psi. In addition, there are aftermarket combo gauges with fill nipples that can replace the fill nipple on the gun.
@@joeshooter63 Thank you.
This is great! But I do not like not like the inconvenience of not having a gauge.
Me either. Or no way to mount an optic.
@@ohshoot444 Yup.
@@ohshoot444what would be the best way to calculate how much air is in it when done shooting?
@assassink983 hook it back up to your pump and listen for when the valve opens back up. If pumping manually it’s really easy to get a solid estimate.
@@ohshoot444 Thank you very much sir, and thanks for replying quick!
Outside the fact that there's no gauge or regulator, i cant believe that rifle made it out of the factory without a way to mount a scope!
I agree. Swing and a miss from Crosman.
@ohshoot444 the price does make it intriguing, there's always Buckrail!
Especially if you want to dump some money into it.
@@ohshoot444 Yeah just put the extra tinker money into something better , a no brainer 🤔.
It's the same with the 362, 1377, 1322, 2240 etc.
Well..pretty nice gun..to bad it isn't regulated..but still a nice light gun anyway....just might get that one anyway.
This one's available and already zeroed.
@ohshoot444 ok sounds good! I'm up here in youngstown oh just let me know how we can connect.
$150. What do you mean "the price doesn't match the features?"
What I mean is that the price is too high for no features. It was advertised at 130, then raised to 150 and compared to a Beeman chief which is really cheap on Amazon, this is a rip-off. This should be 109 like the 362.
@@ohshoot444 OK, I agree. I was thinking what features?
That shitty ass plastic breach and no scope mounts and no gauges is the three strikes for me.
Yeah you get nothing extra for the price hike. It might be the last Crosman product I buy for a while.
@@ohshoot444 What price hike? Over the normal 362?
I think spending only $50 to convert a multi-pump to a PCP that gets 20-25 reliable shots, while being basically the same size and weight, is an excellent trade off. Name another PCP that's less than $200 and is this size.
@josephkerking8638 Beeman chief, Gamo arrow, Hatsan flash, Beeman 2027. There’s several. The price hike I’m referring to is that it was advertised at $130 then released and sold at $150.
I just recently bought a barely used Beeman 1322 chief and I'm getting about 30 high powered shots before falling off a considerable amount. Using the hand pump is quite the work out after 25 pumps or so..may have to buy a compressor.. any suggestions for those?
@RedneckPunk affordable airgun reviews just did one on the vevor. Big J is another person to ask. Have you adjusted the hammer spring on your beeman any. Sounds like it’s turned in pretty far if you’re only getting that. I’ve got an off brand pump that was sent to me. Not even sure of the brand.
It's got that cheap. Breach. You have to replace if you want a decent rifle. & it seems to me. It being a pcp. It should shoot at. At least 900. & it don't. Plastic trigger. . Crosman needs to up their game on their product rifles. Even for the cheap price. I just can't see it. ... its not that acurate at all. My crosman 1322 does better. & 700 is a squirrel gun & a kiddie rifle in my opinion. Every one's got theirs. I'm sure. But very good video !!
Thanks. I’m getting rid of mine. Swing and a miss from Crosman in my opinion.
@ohshoot444 I think your rite. I really wanted to see it too. & wanted one. To add to collection. But not this one. I do like it. Design. What not. But. As a pcp. Crossman. Yeah. Swung & missed. !
This thing is another crossman turd. Don't try to polish it.