Crosman 100 Year Anniversary Edition Pump Rifle

A must buy

Pros
Crosman did a Fine job with this rifle

An heirloom for sure! I shoot mine and totally enjoy with safety and trap in quiet in my basement.

Pros
Beautiful-Accurate-Ease of Use for Seniors- 8 pumps max works great-Accurate with different ammo-Love it so much bought as birthday gift to my brother who was amazed by the beauty of this rifle.

Cons
If you scope it, you must insure proper mounts for slim scope cuts.

I wanted an American built pumper with real wood and steel construction, like the 1st variant Crosman 760 I had as a boy. This gun is all that and much more. The fit and finish are very good. The polishing and blueing of the barrel and pump tube look to have been given extra attention as well. The stock and forearm have some nice figure in them and are much prettier than your average pellet rifle.
At the range, 10 meter groups of 1/2 inch with Crosman 14.3s were easy to achieve. I plan to stretch that range to 25 yards and beyond next time out. My trigger breaks at about 3.5 lbs., which will only improve with use.
I would say if you are on the fence about this gun, go ahead and take the plunge. I am glad I did.
Thanks to Airgun Depot for answering all my questions and for the fast shipping.

Pros
The Turkish Walnut stock is beautiful and the brass furniture really sets it off. I had never used a peep sight before, but this Williams sight combined with the fiber optic front is great for target work. The steel breech will allow me to easily mount a scope, if I decide to go that route. Also, accuracy seems to be on par with my 2100 classic, which is saying something.

Cons
If I had to nitpick, I would mention the synthetic barrel band that so many other reviewers have complained about. To me, this appears to be a higher grade of polymer, such as that used in firearms, and not enough to detract from my overall opinion of this awesome pellet rifle.

I grew up with these pump pellet guns an this one is beautiful n useful as they come

Pros
Beautiful stock just a nice pump gun

Cons
Brass pump end, instead of the plastic one

This airgun is good enough to take care of pests inside your garage. I set up a steel pellet trap inside my garage and I have hours of fun target shooting at only 30 feet away.

Pros
Nice looking multi pump. Mine came shipped to my door in only 2 ddays. Shoots pretty accurate out of the box. I bought this airgun to take care of the bird problem I have in my garage and so far its working ;) I got # 18/2023 and was one of the first production run made in June 2023 (the date is also stamped on the barrel). I have only had this gun 2 weeks so far so I need to try other pellets but so far the domed crosman premiers seem to work well in this gun. Owning this gun brings back childhood memories and I plan on buying one or two more airguns. I give this rifle 5 stars for looks, performance and accuracy and its made in the USA.

Cons
The bolt can get a little tough to pull back. If you have fat fingers this gun is not for you as it can get a little tight loading th pellets into the breech. I am not a big fan of single shot air rifles. I plan on buying my next airgun with a 10 shot rotary magazine.

Pros
High marks to Crosman for building this 100th Year model, out of the box first time shooting from sticks (60? Pellets) my son was bullseye at 20, 28, 75% @ 40, and worrying center at 50 yards, clear sunny day, 70 degrees null to 6 mph cross winds. What a nice time we had.

Pros
Growing up with Crosman, Benjamin and Sheridan pumpers I remember how dependable, well made and accurate American made airguns were. I still have my Sheridan Silver Streak and aftet 45+ years it still works as intended with only a few O rings replaced to maintain it. 400 bux is a small amount to pay for Wood. This anniversary edition has many metal parts not mentioned when compared to the standard 362 model and I am convinced it will stand the test of time much like my Sheridan has.

Cons
Not a complaint however I am working on the fit and finish of the walnut ...mainly where the pump handle mates with the stock.

Pros
What a Sweet little air rifle. Looks , Function, Balance. As far as the price, it fits the quality of the rifle. Crosman's 100th Anniversary Edition. They did a very good job.

Cons
N/A

The first thing you need to do is clean the grease out of the barrel. There is a lot of it. I used a Patch Worm and Ballistrol and it took dozens of times to pull a clean patch through. It's the middle of winter here in New York so I have only shot it indoors at 10 m. It's pellet picky. I have tried and watched videos of people trying many different pellets. Don't try to save money buying cheap pellets. You will be disappointed with the accuracy. By far, the best and most consistent 5 shot grouping I got is 1/4" at 10 m using FX Atomic 15.9g pellets. Use at least 6 pumps to get the proper speed for a stable pellet. The bottom line is does it cost too much? Yes I think it does. Do I like it? Yes I do.

Pros
The stock is beautiful, the sights are good, the pump handle is long for good leverage.

Cons
The price kept me from considering buying it. When it was on sale, I couldn't stop thinking about it and had to ad it to my collection. I own every type of airgun except a Muti-pump. The trigger pull is high at about 3.5 to 4 pounds. It's not bad, just don't expect a match grade trigger. It's pellet picky.

Pros
Very nice wood stock. This will be kept in the box until my grandson can have it.

Cons
None