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Had one of these in 1970 and it was awesome, the new ones however are garbage. Cheap junk wont last a month and not worth buying. Dont buy these things get a decent vintage crosman or a mid quality springer.

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Great gun for all ages of use! I bought it just 3 days ago and it is very good all around, withstanding mud and water, ect. and others like its accuracy and range. I go hunting with it all the time and I got 4 squirrels and 5 birds, dove and crow. We cooked em up and had a blast with this gun. Very ...

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I only paid 45$ CDN for the Crosman 760 PumpMaster air rifle, However, it refused to function after 2 months. I don't consider having it repaired, because of wasted time and effort. I liked its light weight and pleasing design.

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This Crosman 760 PumpMaster rifle is so useful and accurate. Small, light, and powerful for target practice or hunting. Load it with a pellet, pumped only 4 times (keeps the pellet from exiting for knockdown impact} and you are ready for a 3 pump bb follow up shot though rarely needed. A high press ...

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I bought a Crosman 760 Pumpmaster at Walmart about a month ago to hunt house sparrows. Before I bought it, I read reviews on this site, and most said that the Pumpmaster would work on a sparrow. I started out with bbs. Several times I shot the birds from about 23 ft. It didn't work. It merely k ...

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i have had this Crosman 760 PumpMaster gun for quite awhile now. like said in many of the other reviews it is a good starters gun. it is light weight and easy to handle. it is good for target practice and stuff. if you are buying a gun for getting rid of vermin, i would suggest maybe a more powerfu ...

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For what it is - a very inexpensive starter rifle - the Crosman 760 PumpMaster is just about PERFECT.

Bought one recently for my son and daughter, 6 and 11, at Wal Mart. Same gun I had as a kid, and only $29!

Did not ruin the rifled barrel with BBs, we only shoot pellets, and just for target pract ...

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Crosman 760 is ok for the money but use pellets (crosman pointed pellets) to take down small prey its is an ok gun but certainly not the best in the world im now thinking of getting the beeman RS2 sportsman, crosman storm xt, or the remington airmaster 77 someone help me out on deciding on the one t ...

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I like the Crosman 760 for the ease of use and the capability of mounting a scope, which comes in handy for shooting those rascally rabbitts eating my garden veggies. If you use the open sites, I agree with most, it is very uncinsistant. A rifeled barrel would really help the accuracy? Your best bet ...

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Crosman 760 is good for a Newbie Target Shooter! Cocking 10 times (max amount?) every shot will wear down your arm until you build those muscle from pumping. I guess 2-3 pumps would do, but I wanted to see how strong it was.......