Crosman Nitro Venom Dusk

20mm

I use 10.5 grain Premier ultra magnum or Diablo heavy exact 10.34 gr. both round nose. I have not tried any heavier pellets. Lighter pellets are not as accurate.

I do not know the ft/lbs specifically, but I have been very satisfied with the power of the rifle. I have a pigeon problem and typically shoot at ranges out to 50 yards with excellent success once the zeroing process has been accomplished. The scope is excellent for a rifle in this price range. My only issue has been the weight of the rifle which I find excessive in free hand shooting.

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Pop it against your knee. It's not just a strong pull that is needed to cock it, but an abrupt action like breaking a stick over your knee

just tap it hard at tip of the gun next to the mussel that's the way I do it work's all the time, also it a great shooting gun!.

Using a straight pressure to cock it did not work well for me. A quick sharp slap with one hand towards the end of the barrel while firmly holding the stock works best for me. Once broken loose it easily moves through the cocking motion.

No, don't even consider it. As said above go bigger if you have to hunt deer size game. A 50 caliber is basically a 45acp only larger dia. That's serious medicine

I own a Crossman Nitro piston rifle in .22 as well as two other more powerful .22 cal air rifles. It would be foolish and inhumane to attempt to take down any deer sized game with this type of air rifle. If you must use an air rifle to hunt deer, look at using one of those larger caliber PCP in .38 cal or larger at a minimum.

I have not tried shooting at Deers. Have only used it for small rodents, but based on the distance I was able to get them at I would say yes.

Yes

remove the phillips head 3mm x 5 mm screw behind the trigger and replace the screw with a 3mm x 10mm screw. insert the screw about 3/4 way in and Safely fire the rifle and make minor adjustments to the screw. For safety reasons This may not be recommended by the manufacturer but you can also see demonstrations on YOUTUBE (how to adjust the trigger without removing the stock or trigger). Worked for me.

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This is a break barrel with a unmounted CenterPoint 3-9x32 Scope with Mounting System. It's accuracy improves after break in, I've seen where break in is about 100 shots, but I found this to be about 50. The only fault I found so far is the trigger pull which I see can be fixed . I searched Youtube for a video by Chris Mcaal he explained that inserting a small washer in the trigger would help. It weighs 7.40 lbs so it may be a little heavy for a 13 year old.

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this gun is quite alredy u should not have any issues with the nosie

1) Yes 2) No

Yes once you have the scope zeroed in. I made an accuracy video at 50 yards with this rifle on Youtube. To see more videos with this rifle go to youtube.com/airgunnation

Yes, this is probably the best value for power, quietness, and accuracy. I live in a similar setting, one of the neighbors has an AK so this gun doesn't bother anyone. I did a sound test with this rifle. Check it out at youtube.com/airgunnation

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.

My research turned up many options when it comes to high powered air rifles. One of the items that was discussed in reviews and in marketing materials was gas vs. spring powered air rifles. Many times it was mentioned that the gas charged guns are the newest innovation that gives you less kick, much less noise, and no reduction in FPS power during cold weather. Apparantly the spring guns don't work as well in cold weather, and some have mentioned spring power reductions over time because of spring fatigue. I am new to this stuff, I have close nosey neighbors, and I do use my gun in very cold conditions, so I bought one of the few new style gas powered guns. I can't compare the kick, noise, or power because this is my first powerful air gun. I like the power, scope, synthetic stock and ease of use. I think it is a little on the heavy side, weighing in at about the same weight as my 308 caliber centerfire deer rifle. I dialed in the scope and am ready to de-skunk my property.

100yards is beyond this and most any air guns limit. I'd say to 50 yards you're not too bad, 75 you're pushing your luck because the pellet drops so much, at 100 yards the drop would be extreme and too much to estimate.

The Venom Dusk has a moderate recoil, but is not particularly hold sensitive. The recoil or jump is sharp. It seems to happen quicker than a spring-piston power plant. On the positive side, there is no vibration that is commonly produced by most un-tuned, spring-piston air guns. This sharp recoil and lack of vibration is characteristic of gas-piston air guns. The moderate recoil does not hinder the accuracy of the Nitro Venom Dusk when the artillery hold is used. The biggest drawback of the Nitro Venom Dusk is the exceptionally long second stage of the trigger.

yes

It'll shoot around 750ish fps (feet per second) with 14.3 grain pellets.

The barrel has rifling, or as you call it, "spiraled".

It is not.

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This gun would be able to take out a raccoon if you were close enough and accurate. I doubt you could kill one more than 20 yards away.

I believe it goes beyond being a good gun, it's excellent. When you look at other .22 pellet rifles, with as much power as this one, the price is quite good. It's on the heavy side but very well built. Accuracy is quite good, the scope it comes with is adequate, not the best but that's the trade off to keep the package competively priced.

It's a good gun, seeing how it's nitropiston, it's worth the price I think.

This gun does come with the scope in the picture

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This is just normal crosshairs.

The nitro guns are much quieter than the spring guns, and the nitro guns with a suppressor are the quietest. The suppressor from a Benjamin Trail Hardwood will fit this gun if you're interested, it's about $25 in parts from Crosman. If you want even quieter you'll need to look at guns like the Benj Marauder. As for your neighborhood it'll depend on the neighbors, but I guarantee they will hear it!

This gun when first unpacked and fired does have quite a loud crack but tends to quiet down after a few rounds. After break in with lead ammo I would equate it to firing a nail gun. However if you are using PBA ammo she will crack like a .22 powder round every time. If you are planning on using this rifle in a populated area it may draw some unwanted attention as this rifles appearance is very aggressive and could easily be mistaken for a real rifle. Hope this helps have fun and happy shooting

Not in my opinion! This gun with the piston instead of a spring is very quiet. The first shot after I received the gun was loud but after that is is very quiet. I noticed the same thing from my neighbor's air rifle after he dry fired it ( which is not recommended ).

I live about 150ft from my neighbor and I was concerned about the same thing. I took a chance and bought the nitro venom dusk .177. In my opinion it is the perfect gun for shooting in your backyard. The first shot sounded like a .22 rifle going off but that is because of the dieseling effect caused by the machining oils left in the barrel during production. Just make sure you get yourself a .177 cleaning kit and clean the barrel well before firing it for the first time. After my first shot it quieted right down and I absolutely love the gun. I've put about 200 pellets through it. The Rws hobby pellets work well and the crosman hollow points work good too. Beleive it or not most of my shooting has been in my basement. I have a 30ft indoor range setup and it's plenty quiet enough for that. My wife can peacefully watch tv with only the faintest pop going off down stairs. Don't get me wrong, it's not SILENT but the muzzle dampener and the nitro piston technology made this rifle plenty quiet enough for my needs.

The nitro piston is a sealed gas chamber that is used in place of the spring chamber that you would see on other air rifles. The gas in this chamber is not used up and thus never needs refilling. The way it works is the gas chamber is compressed like the spring chamber would be and when the trigger is pulled it decompresses, once again like the spring rifle would.

At this time yes all are.

At 50yds, if you do your part, you can expect to get 2"+ groups...

To Be honest with you I have not shot much at that distance. I have been shooting about a 1" group at 30 yards with the occasional flinger. The shots i have attempted at 50yrds have been all over but I have not been trying to zero in at that range. My friend has the Gamo Big Cat 1250 and i think his may be a little more accurate with its bull barrel but its hard to tell. I do like the gun though and it seems to be getting more accurate the more i shoot and now stick only with gamo rocket pellets.

7.4lbs.

It weighs 7.4 pounds.