Crossman 3576W Revolver Reviews
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★★★★★
“Great fun! I'm a CO2 Convert now!”
Written on: 02/10/2012
Bought this as a birthday present to myself, after reading the reviews on here. It's my first CO2 & my first Crosman. I've owned many airguns over the last 40+ years, mainly British or German. Currently I also have a BSA .22 Goldstar rifle, a Webley Hurricane .22 pistol, & a 1950's Webley Junior rifle. It cost £90, with accessories. Which is probably far less than any of my others would fetch 2ndhand! And guess which I use most? It's obviously built down to a price - but the only parts... (read more)
★★★★★
“Crosman 3576W - great value”
Written on: 20/09/2012 by Starter (31 reviews written)
I am in charge of a youth shooting range in New England, USA. We have nine Crosman 3576W CO2 revolvers and about 50 ten-shot rotary magazines. These Crosman revolvers are great. In two years we have not had a single one break, jam or otherwise cause any problems. They are plenty accurate enough for 50 foot shooting at targets as small as spent shotgun hulls. Accurate, reliable and inexpensive - you can't go wrong with the Crosman 357. (read more)
★★★★★
“Great fun for the price”
Written on: 14/08/2012 by DucatiSS (2 reviews written)
I got this air pistol after reading reviews on here. I already have a Crosman 2250b Ratcatcher (awesome too) and wanted a pistol for target shooting in the garden. The 357 is brilliant for the money, it is cheap (I paid just under £70) its a 10 shot mag although I bought more mags as its a hassle to reload all the time. Its got good power (50+ shots per powerlet) Its well made (plastic and metal), easy to use and clean. The best bit is its accuracy, I shoot both my guns at about 15-20... (read more)
★★★★★
“cant get much better :) buy it if you collect guns...”
Written on: 12/04/2012
cant get much better :) buy it if you collect guns youll love it (read more)
★★★★★
“Value CO2 Pistol”
Written on: 05/03/2012
Just Paid £67.00 YES Lots of plastic What do you expect. FUN fun fun thats all you get..Rips through beer tins full of water and @ 30ft will punch holes through a Roses chocolate tin. Granted I warmed the CO2 Cartrage. Rotary clips x3 on ebay for around £11.00 Gas around £17.00 for 40 pellets 2000 Umarex £13.50 Where can you get this much fun with the kids for so little Go on Treat yourself Use the kids as an excuse Ive got Weihrauch HW80 .22 with 3-9X50 Simmons Sights Vermin Rabbit... (read more)
★★★★★
“Crossman 3576W Revolver”
Written on: 27/12/2011 by ukbikerbuyer (4 reviews written)
I bought my Crosman 3576W Revolver about 6 months ago, as a cheap intro into CO2 pistol shooting at my club, service and police pistol disciplines. Straight away I was at a 'competent' level with the Crosman, this CO2 is accurate and reliable, I know it's plasticky, but it is cheap, so you'd expect this. I've just bought a Umarex Smith & Wesson 586 (357 copy) - which was 3 times as much as the Crosman! - whilst the Umarex feels heavy, realistic and is all metal, it wasn't as reliable as the... (read more)
Luke6569's Response to ukbikerbuyer's Review
Written on: 03/03/2012
is it all plastic because im looking at this one but i would like a metal one ?
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Ukbikerbuyer's Response to ukbikerbuyer's Review
Written on: 05/03/2012
The frame, including the pistol grip frame is metal, the barrel is rifled metal, the mechanism including the trigger is metal, the moving parts are metal, the action, either double or single action is consistent, predicatable and solid. It's accurate and reliable. It's 'light' - Don't let the plastic put you off, this is a great CO2 revolver! I used a red-dot for a bit, but actually prefer the open sights in competition. The plastic parts are the pistol grips, and the barrel shroud. (As stated, the inner riffled barrel is metal) You won't be dissapointed! (If you're die hard 'gotta be all metal, full weight' then you'll complain if you buy this, but honestly, you're buying a CO2, not a 'real' gun so just enjoy what it is!)
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★★★★★
“Cheap and cheerfull and very very good!”
Written on: 06/12/2011 by Biker_Bob (14 reviews written)
Available new from £65 you can't go wrong with this - you get fully adjustable sights and a 10 shot magazine, 70 shots per capsule and surprising accuracy. The downside is it looks and feels plasticky(like most Crosmans) and the trigger pull is fairly long and fairly heavy in double action mode. I use mine for IPAS and it's just as capable as anything else, you can spend double the money on a Umarex and get 8 shots and non-adjustable sights. The accuracy is surprisingly good, single... (read more)
★★★★★
★★★★★
“i would recomend the crosman 3576w to any one. Its a...”
Written on: 12/01/2011
i would recomend the crosman 3576w to any one. Its a great gun to start with, and even if you have been collecting for a while, like i have, its still a valuable addition to any collection. the plastic grips feel a bit shakey, but they clip off anyway. and besides thats only one of four sinthetic parts. the metal frame is all that maters anyway. to anyone thinking off buying it, you are making the rite choice. just read the insructions manual, and enjoy!!!! (read more)
★★★★★
“this is the first crosman air pistol i have owned and...”
Written on: 27/06/2010
this is the first crosman air pistol i have owned and lets just say i was quite impressed.for £69.99 i got the 357 and as soon as i got it home it took me all of 10 seconds to get used to it.now i have never owned any co2 air pistols before as i have generally stuck with break barrel and pnuematics because i thought they were less fidelly but the 357 is a singe to maintain.i get a set level of 70 shots per co2 capsule using the webley matchpell pellets
which is not bad.alot of people have...
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Mickysim97's Comment
Written on: 23/12/2010
Areet iv just bought a crosman 3576w and its leaking gas on my 1st! Co2 capsule and i dont know if its because i havnt used the seal oil or its just faulty do you have any suggestions please?
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Sparrowkiller's Comment
Written on: 02/01/2011
use powpell seal lube to krrp the gun lubricated and maintained
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★★★★★
“The Crossman 3576W Revolver RoCkS iTs AwSoMe...”
Written on: 17/05/2009
The Crossman 3576W Revolver RoCkS iTs AwSoMe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (read more)
★★★★☆
“The Crossman 3576W Revolver has good accuracy. It is...”
Written on: 28/03/2009
The Crossman 3576W Revolver has good accuracy. It is lightweight, has large clip. After bout 4 years, the CO2 punctureer goes out, causing it to shoot for about ten minutes, then go out. (read more)
★★★★★
“For the money great buy very powerful and robust i get...”
Written on: 19/07/2008 by swanndry93 (43 reviews written)
For the money great buy very powerful and robust i get lots of shots and it doesn't leak, sometimes it jams and pellets don't come out of clip
i doesn't have the swing out magazine like a real revolver ,it has a small plastic magazine, but overall good buy and is cheap and good for plinking
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★☆☆☆☆
“I like it, it loads like a real revolver. Its great....”
Written on: 06/07/2008
I like it, it loads like a real revolver. Its great. There ar3e no bad points that I can think of. (read more)
★★★★★
“Overall a pretty nice and power pellet gun from...”
Written on: 13/05/2008
Overall a pretty nice and power pellet gun from crosman! Some places it is only $50.00 ! Pretty good amount of power, 2 10 round clips, mostly metal, shoots pellets. And I have much more to say but I got to get going! (read more)
★★★★☆
“I love this pistol, and would reccomend it to anybody....”
Written on: 12/04/2008
I love this pistol, and would reccomend it to anybody. novice to expert. it is alot of fun, good for practice, and saves a ton of money on brass!! (read more)
★★★★★
“if you are looking for a light and powerful, it is...”
Written on: 30/03/2008
if you are looking for a light and powerful, it is easy to use and good for carrying around. I haven't found any bad point with the Crosman 3576W Revolver. (read more)
★★★★★
“Pretty cool i would spend $100.00 on it if a had to”
Written on: 06/03/2008
Pretty cool i would spend $100.00 on it if a had to (read more)
★★★★☆
“The Crosman 357 is a good buy but my trigger had...”
Written on: 08/03/2007 by b187 (1 review written)
The Crosman 357 is a good buy but my trigger had jammed from me messing with it (all my own fault). When i tried to disassemble it to fix it i scattered the internals and now i need a diagram to put it back together. If anyone can find a diagram with the internals correctly put together (like a parts diagram) could they email it to me at brandonbean@hotmail.com if you do decide to buy a 357 make sure you shop around and get a low price some retailers let them go at outrageous price (read more)
★★★★★
“The Crosman 357 6" Revolver is overall excellent and...”
Written on: 06/03/2007 by shadow177hunter (11 reviews written)
The Crosman 357 6" Revolver is overall excellent and for the price a incredibly great pistol. It is real enough to make someone think before they rob you. to show you that this thing has power. This pistol is extra heavy duty with quality. I don't mind taking some extra time and removing both grips to put the CO2 in than having a SUPER HIDEOUS CO2 Screw popping out. It also has a lot of metal overall, but also a lot by the CO2 port to give you more shots per cartridge even when rapid firing,... (read more)
Bubba Lll's Response to shadow177hunter's Review
Written on: 29/10/2008
Even though I love my 1377C, this might be my next air pistol, just for variety, seems just about everyone likes it. Crosman customer service has been excellent on questions about mods. I've never needed any service yet.
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★★★★☆
“The Crosman 357 6" is for the most part a well...”
Written on: 24/12/2006 by amurrayx (48 reviews written)
The Crosman 357 6" is for the most part a well designed pistol, but the loose tolerances or some inherent design flaw decreases the potential power. The barrel slides about 1/8" backward and forward in its housing, and the barrel end which mates with the pellet revolver is slightly angled and jagged, allowing some CO2 gas to escape that would otherwise add to the propellent force to the pellet. I can actually feel a puff of air from the side of the revolving unit when it is fired. That's... (read more)
Shadow177Hunter's Response to amurrayx's Review
Written on: 06/03/2007
The problems that you described sounds like it is defective, because all of the bad things that you mentioned aren't on my Crosman 357-6. You can send it back to Crosman if it's within the warranty.
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Amurrayx's Response to amurrayx's Review
Written on: 16/08/2007
After a bit of tuning to my Crosman 357 the barrel now mates closely to the pellet clip. Testing the 357 with the 6" barrel shows that compared to all the other CO2 pistols I have shot, this pistol has the most power by far. I would definitely recommend this pistol if you want enough power to take out small rodents at close range - I recommend using Crosman Pointed Hunting pellets, as these pellets seem to be the deepest penetrating when used in CO2 pistols.
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★★★★☆
“I bought the gun to practice shooting ariel targets...”
Written on: 22/12/2006 by rugerman (25 reviews written)
I bought the gun to practice shooting ariel targets with and teaching myself point shooting. Aside from a horrible double action trigger, it's great for those things. The single action trigger on mine is tops. (read more)
★★★★★
“You can get 40-50 good shots per C02 cartridge, more...”
Written on: 30/10/2006 by KCline007 (2 reviews written)
You can get 40-50 good shots per C02 cartridge, more on a hot day. Most of the Crosman 3576W Revolver gun is aluminum, with an engineered plastic for the barrel shroud and grips. The gun is an almost 1:1 replica of the Colt Python. If you preload the rotary clips ($1.00 each from Crosman), you spend very little time reloading while shooting. It's a good thing ammo is so inexpensive, especially compared to gun powder cartridge for the Colt Python (about $1.00/50for pellets vs. $9.50/50 with... (read more)
Kcline007's Response to KCline007's Review
Written on: 02/11/2006
Picture of 10 round clip in the Crosman 3576W gun at:
<br/>http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r231/cline007/DSC02018.jpg
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Kcline007's Response to KCline007's Review
Written on: 02/11/2006
Picture of left side of the Crosman 3576W gun at:
<br/>http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r231/cline007/DSC02017.jpg
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Swanndry93's Response to KCline007's Review
Written on: 16/08/2008
I have found that this gun works well with magnum pellets, such as pro- magnum pellets
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★★★★★
“The Crossman 3576W Revolver, a great gun- it's fun to...”
Written on: 30/04/2006 by The Polish Rifle
The Crossman 3576W Revolver, a great gun- it's fun to have and fun to shoot with. Be prepared to spend some money on pellets, you can get carried away because of it being semiauto. Tuff as nails construction, I use the rear stock to open up chessnuts when I'm sunbathing outside, and if all else fails just pop in a CO2 and a magazine. Takes down squirrels and pests like a sumo wrestler taking down a short, skinny Chinese guy. So easy to fire even a girl can use it, liberals hate it. Very... (read more)
★★★★★
“I purchased a Gamo PT80 first. The trigger pull was...”
Written on: 10/10/2005 by easypull
I purchased a Gamo PT80 first. The trigger pull was so strong that it made it difficult to steady the gun when firing. I returned it and bought the Crossman 3576W. The trigger pull is light and allows for more accurate shooting.
After adjusting the sight, I went through a CO2 cartridge. After inserting a new one the shot pattern was quite close at 50 ft. I noticed that I had made the final adjustments on the sight when I should have been replacing the CO2 cartridge, so a minor...
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★★★★★
“I bought this Crossman 3576W Revolver gun for around...”
Written on: 21/04/2005 by CAPAIRMAN (2 reviews written)
I bought this Crossman 3576W Revolver gun for around $50 4 months ago. Since then I have fired around 2000 pellet out of the gun with no problems. The gun is relatively light and has a rail for a scope so you can accurately shoot from 50 feet. One problem I have is that the magazines are slow to reload. I like the fact that it is double or single action, so you can shoot fast, or accurately. Another thing that may be a problem is that it can be mistaken for a colt python .357, and gives the... (read more)
Taidani's Response to CAPAIRMAN's Review
Written on: 17/10/2005
I found mine, also, to be quite a fun little piece. Unfortunately, after about three thousand rounds it experienced a seal leak somewhere between the CO2 cartridge and the hammer valve. Crossman support was miserable, and I eventually retired the pistol as a lost cause. I have been tempted to purchase another, hoping they have solved the seal problems. Your good and bad points matched my opinions well, although I never considered the realistic look a failing.
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Bubba Iii's Response to CAPAIRMAN's Review
Written on: 06/05/2006
put a drop of crosman pellgun oil on the tip of each co2 powerlet, that should cure your problem of leaking seals. only use pellgun oil, anything other than silicone oil will destroy the seals.
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Taidani's Response to CAPAIRMAN's Review
Written on: 08/05/2006
I tried that, but the problem seems to lie farther up the gas system than the neck seal, perhaps in the pulse valve itself, I have no way of being sure exactly. It's rather a shame, too, I liked that pistol.
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433311_Jw1000's Response to CAPAIRMAN's Review
Written on: 18/01/2009
20 weight "non detergent" motor oil will work fine for internal lube on co2 air guns. It must be non detergent as "detergent' has zinc in it.
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★★☆☆☆
“The Crossman 357 Revolver air pistol is NOT a great...”
Written on: 16/11/2004 by diyxorxdie (4 reviews written)
The Crossman 357 Revolver air pistol is NOT a great gun. I feel former reviews have been far too praise filled for the following reasons:
A lot of plastic. I'm not kidding, I rarely see this much plastic on co2 pistols in this price range. It's also not very cheap for what it is...I think they run about $40-$45 depending on where you go. I personally HAD 2 of them that cost about $40. First thing I noticed, like all other co2 revolver types I've owned, it's not that powerful. You get...
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196834_Riverone's Response to diyxorxdie's Review
Written on: 09/06/2005
If you are offended by plastic on an air pistol, why would you purchase two of them in the first place?
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Colonel Chimp's Response to diyxorxdie's Review
Written on: 18/04/2006
Hi there, not to sound mean here, but why buy 2 ? If the first one was so bad, , and the reason all co'2 guns "feel" weak is because there is no recoil or jump and clang that you feel with say a spring gun, Hence the impression of weakness, and why oh why would you even think of shooting a squirrell with it?? It is a pistol, all but a few of which are far too low in power to even consider hunting with, that poor squirrell, at least you could have shot it with something that would kill it instantly, not just empty a mag into it and watch it suffer, not cool, not cool at all!!
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Bubba Iii's Response to diyxorxdie's Review
Written on: 06/05/2006
I agree, not cool, I wouldn't hunt squirrels with anything less than a .22 in the 800-1000 fps range. I know people kill with less, but it is not humane, shame on you.
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★★★★★
“Crossman 3576W Revolver is very accurate with the...”
Written on: 01/08/2004 by msterkek6969
Crossman 3576W Revolver is very accurate with the little trigger pull, With hollow points it blows holes through animals for hunting. It is loud and realistic. (read more)
★★★★★
“Contents: OK, i just bought this today for $350NZ...”
Written on: 19/06/2004 by sonyericsson (4 reviews written)
Contents: OK, i just bought this today for $350NZ ($125US approx) and noticed that the Crossman 3576W Revolver Air Pistol came with two barrels, one really long one and the other shorter one. both made of metal and has a silver shiny rifled steel barrel. It also comes with a 3/8" dovetail adapter kit and also a "Copperhead" laser sight system. all contained within a sealed box with foam cushions inside. Forgot to mention like any other crossman guns, it also came with a trigger lock which... (read more)
Dirty Harry's Response to sonyericsson's Review
Written on: 31/07/2004
Good review,
<br>How's the build quality of this pistol?
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★★★★★
“The Crossman 3576W Revolver is one heck of an awsome...”
Written on: 14/05/2004 by shotgun38 (1 review written)
The Crossman 3576W Revolver is one heck of an awsome gun, 10 shots quick draw, 60 shots per c02, its light weight, fast .177 caliber, nice sleak design, it is awsome. (read more)
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★★★★★
“I have owned a Crossman 357 6" since I was twelve...”
Written on: 04/05/2004 by diananike (9 reviews written)
I have owned a Crossman 357 6" since I was twelve (13yrs) and it is truly a fine pellet pistol. Although its power level is relatively low I used it for small game for years until I graduated to higher power .22 and .20 hunting pistols. With the right pellets its accuracy is quite good (2" at 20yds with Milbro Caledonian)
With the wrong pellets (Crosman wadcutters and pointed) it sucked (3" at 10yds). The power of a .177 at 450fps is not enough to take squirrels humanely although I have....
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★★☆☆☆
“My CO2 seal blew out before 500 rounds were shot.”
Written on: 30/11/2003 by airsick (2 reviews written)
My CO2 seal blew out before 500 rounds were shot. (read more)
Dainorin712's Response to airsick's Review
Written on: 27/04/2004
Unless you stored it with a charged CO2 cylinder installed (a bad idea with ANY CO2 gun), I think you may have just gotten a lemon. For the most part, these are better guns than most people think. I bought one fifteen years ago at the local K-Mart (this was when they still made them with the fake-wood plastic grips). I handed it down to a cousin of mine about 5 years ago, and it's still going strong: 15 years of steady use (and yes, regular cleaning & oiling) and nothing has ever broken or gone wrong with it.
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Huntin Addic's Response to airsick's Review
Written on: 19/12/2004
I learned to shoot on this gun, and had it for years. Never had a problem with it. I maintained it very well too. It's not a hunting gun, although I think if you hit a squirrel in the head at 20 feet, it'd bring him down. I think you might have got a bad gun, or maybe stored it improperly.
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Taidani's Response to airsick's Review
Written on: 17/10/2005
Unfortunately, he is not alone in that problem. Mine also died of a bad seal, and I am an experienced air gun shooter and NEVER store an airgun pressurized.
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<br>An interesting note, however. Mine was also the early version with the pseudo-wood grips. Perhaps since then they have corrected whatever failing caused the seal failures.
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★★★★★
“This is a great gun for someone who just wants to...”
Written on: 19/10/2003 by Da Boy (4 reviews written)
This is a great gun for someone who just wants to shoot without all of the complications of more powerful guns. This gun's design, rotate barrel down to load, is poor because without modification this gun can be difficult to make consistant. This design allows for the barrel to move independantly of the rest of the gun so accuracy is comprimised. I was able to fix this problem and after doing so the gun became a tack driver. I also recommend that the 8" barrel is purchased because this... (read more)
★★★★★
“This is a great gun for $40 at Walmart, it comes with...”
Written on: 30/03/2003 by Stealth.
This is a great gun for $40 at Walmart, it comes with two clips which hold 10 pellets!!! It is double action or single which alolows full control in firing, has a very nice trigger when hammer is cocked before firing. It is very accurate being a revolver. All round good purpose plinker and fun-gun. Also i have shot a small bird right in the eye with this resulting in an instant kill proving it to be a sufficent bird smacker of around 10 yds. one of the things i hate though is the Co2. ... (read more)
117187_Kenny K Tanglers.'s Response to 84474_Stealth.'s Review
Written on: 20/07/2003
what are you on about, you cant go hunting with an air pistol. "ooh i hit a little bird in the eye" ????
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118175_Eric.'s Response to 84474_Stealth.'s Review
Written on: 23/07/2003
WHY not hunting with an airgun ?The power
<br>is big enough for hunting (little games of course). It depends on the shooter's ability ! A lot of reviewers hunt with their handguns.
<br>I don't think they are wrong...
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Vrs818's Response to 84474_Stealth.'s Review
Written on: 10/08/2003
It doesn't matter if it's a pistol or a rifle as long as it is powerfull. If u know how to shoot good, then u can hunt with anything.
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Bertie's Response to 84474_Stealth.'s Review
Written on: 11/09/2003
Vrs818....Absolutely! Guys in the Amazon jungle kill monkeys with blowpipes and some Australians kill birds and small game with boomerangs. Even LOOKS have been questioned!
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Areasonableperson's reply to Bertie's Comment
Written on: 19/12/2012
But are't those Amazonians using darts smeared with toxins derived from local plants? Nerve agent poisoning is a particularly unpleasant death. Also, it bears considering that they are killing to eat, rather than for "sport."
Granted, there are animals, such as European Starlings and English "sparrows" which will nest on top or otherwise kill indigenous American birds, and for which a legitimate argument can be made to consider them pests. Even so, their lives are all that animals have. If you are going to kill them, please do it as quickly as reasonably possible. Also, keep in mind that when you kill a bird or mammal, you may be causing death by starvation to their immature offspring. The rat pups may not be much regretted by most, but the immature songbirds will be regretted by many.
The energy transfer required to kill even very small animals such as mice is about six foot-pounds. Even with the relatively long barrel of this air pistol, the muzzle energy of a .177 CO2 handgun using 12g cartridges is unlikely to exceed three foot-pounds. For detailed discussion in which twelve foot-pounds muzzle energy is recommended as minimum for hunting, see: Pyramydair Article on Airgun Hunting from April.
Some Amazonian gents may still not have access to technology less cruel than darts and nerve agents. We do. The same $50-$75 it takes to buy a CO2 powered "action pistol" can buy a refurbished Ruger Blackhawk or Crossman Phantom .177 spring piston air rifle with the inherent accuracy and power to deliver the energy transfer necessary to first round kills of small game. If hunting is part of your intended use, please think before you buy.
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Bubba Iii's Response to 84474_Stealth.'s Review
Written on: 06/05/2006
You can hunt with a rock, but if your talking about responsible mature hunting, always use enough gun. Humane hunting small game [rabbits, squirrels] with a airgun should be .20-.22 cal. in the 800-1000 fps. range, anything less is immature. Rats, mice, starlings and other small vermin can be dispatched cleanly in the 500-600 fps range, using .177 cal., anything with less power should only be used for target practice. I know there have been kills with Daisy Red Ryders, as a kid, I did it myself, but were talking here about humane.
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Guest's Response to ukbikerbuyer's Review
Written on: 03/03/2012
is any of it metal as im thinking of getting it but as a firts or is it all plastic ?