Crosman MTR77 NP Scope Combo

Pros
Rifle is amazing. Accurate up to at least 50 yards as far as I’ve shot. Zero complaint. Scope helps greatly. Quality is beyond good. Love it

Cons
None

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Pros
Rifle is amazing. Accurate up to at least 50 yards as far as I’ve shot. Zero complaint. Scope helps greatly. Quality is beyond good. Love it

Cons
None

Pros
Very fun gun! With a red dot sight on it I can hit a pop can consistently at 60 yards and less. The mag allowing you to carry ammo is great, I also really like the ability to put a sling on it. Very ergonomic, have put several thousand rounds in though it and still shoots great! Best experience is with Crosman hollow points

Cons
Gun is rather loud, and if you just put air gun oil in it quite literally will sound like a real firearm for about 5 shots. Kicks quite a bit but is manageable, and the scope that comes in the box is no good, and I’ve had bad experience with scopes on this gun. Also would note that every 500-1000 shots you need to retighten the screws as they come loose. Lastly trigger pull is quite long but after a while you get used to this

Got this as a present for my husband for his birthday and he absolutely loves it!!!!

Very powerful, and it took some adjusting on the scope but finally got it set for 15 yards. That's all I need for the flying rats (pigeons)...makes a little noise but packs a wallop!!! Have used it many times and have no complaints for the price. For serious use a better scope and a strap would be Very beneficial.

Pros
I've had many bb guns and pellet guns throughout the years and by far this is the most expensive one i have owned, and is the MOST Powerful of them all. Can add different scopes, shoots consistent, looks awesome too.

Cons
A little too loud to be using at 2 am on a weekday in the neighborhood haha!:)

Good

Very nice break barrel. Lots of power.

Pros
Looks like an AR15.

Cons
Looks like an AR15. My neighbors were a bit hesitant to come outside. It is very Heavy. Almost the same as my AR.

Thinking that with a shorter barrel it would not be very accurate, i was wrong! Took stock scope off and scrapped it, put on a bariska 3×9×32 on it. Sighted it in at 25 yards and it is deadly!

Pros
Great accurate gun

Cons
Sharp edges, sanded them down

I bought this "M16"-like airgun about a month ago. After shooting BB guns in my youth, I got back into shooting airguns this past summer when my boys turned 9 and I bought them their first BB guns (classic Daisy Red Rider). After shooting with them a bit, I bought my own airgun -- a Winchester 77XS. I got hooked on shooting pellets, so bought the MTR77. My initial reaction was "WOW". This is some kind of powerhouse pellet gun.

The gun has the kick of a .22 rifle. This is a double-edged trait. On one hand, it has the power to shoot small game if you like. On the other hand, it's more difficult to aim and hit what you are trying to hit. By contrast, with my Winchester pumped to 10 pumps, I could hit bullseye at 20 yards all day long, once I zero'd the scope. With the MTR77, it's a much more arduous task to nail 2 or 3 bullseyes out of 6 or 7 shots. The scope is disappointing -- I've never been unable to zero it out, no matter how many adjustments I make. I'm tempted to take the scope from the 77XS in an effort to improve accuracy. One thing that is amazing is the "crack" of the gun firing a supersonic (also sometime referred to inaccurately as hypersonic) alloy pellet. Sounds like a .22 rimfire rifle.

One aspect to shooting the MTR77 is having the correct grip and technique. DO NOT use the artillery grip. It is totally ineffective. Instead, I've had greater accuracy holding the stock snuggly against my shoulder with a firm grip on the forward hard grip or mock cartridge holder. The artillery grip was developed for spring guns, not for NP rifles. My accuracy increased when I held a firmer grip. I was also told, by the way, that you have to put 100-200 rounds through the gun to "season" the barrel to gain greater accuracy. I don't know if this is true. I'm not sure I've noticed a difference other than through a different technique to holding it.

The MTR77 is a pretty neat airgun. It takes some muscle to cock (it's aggravated my tendonitis in my left arm at times). It's heavy, but seems well made. Others have had good success with the included scope. Sadly, at this point, I'm not one, so for those less fortunate, it may mean investing in a better scope. One last thought, I've fired a number of different pellets through this gun. I have found the Gamo Hunter and the H&N Field Trial Trophy Green to be among the more accurate. Both are, interestingly, rounded heads. Also, interestingly, I find that each type of pellet requires a modification of the scope's settings (as accurate as it has been). I'm generally happy with the MTR77, and enjoy taking it out target shooting with my sons. I just wish I could be more consistently accurate. At this point, I've shot it at 10, 15 and 20 yards. I hope to work my way up to longer distances as i fine tune my shooting technique.

Pros
Powerful Fun Semi-accurate Well-made No loss of power from cold weather, compared to CO2

Cons
Scope (could be just mine) Heavy Some effort to cock. Could be tiring after long use Trigger pull is fairly long, but can be adjusted somewhat (though I've yet to do that)

EXCELLENT gun for the price. Very powerful. The 4x32 scope is garbage. Crosman's attempt to save money by cutting corners on the details (scope, screws, plastic pieces, etc...) is hurting the sales (and 5 Star Review) of this great gun.

Pros
Great value. Nice looking, powerful replica. Faux-clip storage turns the rifle into a maraca!

Cons
Scope is trash. Heavy. Plastic pieces. No shoulder strap included for FIXED hooks. Loud as a .22. ("70% Quieter" my ass!) All the screws need to be tightened. The 45 lb. break is a work out. Faux-clip storage turns the rifle into a maraca!