Crosman M1 Full-Auto BB Rifle

The large reservoir is great. Built-in magazine is nice but a little finicky

Trigger pull

The positive of this gun is its semi automatic fire. The problem is the trigger pull is so hard you can't effectively/accurately shoot automatically fire it.

It hits dead on Everytime,, looks good,

Make selecter larger switch larger, add something that looks like a mag,

Worked great out of the box ,BUT a week on shooting it only fire's auto no matter what you put the selecter on ,, not happy with that ,,, looks and accurate 5 stars , how it works is one star,

I can’t answer this question because the blue gasket that seals the co2 cartridges broke the first time I loaded the co2. I didn’t get to try the air rifle at all.

Maybe make the blue gasket ring out of something not so fragile.

Probably be best to just get a single shot pump pellet gun and avoid this rifle. If you do get one start looking for replacement gaskets because you are going to need them.

It looks good but that is where it ends!!! For me it might make a wall hanging?

The factory should test each rifle before they ship--My M1 was obviously not tested for operation--I bought it as a gift, and it was wrapped up awaiting the "Birthday". 2 Months in the future. Out of the box it had PROBLEMS!

In an attempt to correct some of its issues I disassembled the Rifle and cleaned up the ragged Mold marks on its internal moving parts. I had to fix the Selector Switch "DETENTS" because it would not reliably stay in any position other than the "SAFE" position. I now have it working (kinda) ! Now It doesn't load BBs reliably. I had used the "DAISY PREMIUM GRADE STEEL BBs" and am going to try other BBs to see if they will load reliably. ANY IDEAS? My previous 1956 and today's BB guns were "Red Rider" and they never failed! I am likely never going to buy another Co2 powered rifle or pistol because of their "QUIRKS". Others may have had good luck with their Crossman M1, but my purchase has soured me on the "Crossman" product line. Is this a case of another GOOD Company now being run by the "BEAN COUNTER" that is only interested in the "Profit Margin" and neglect the quality aspect and live on the good reputation our brand developed in the past?? AMEN!

lightweight. accurate, internal magazine great and fast to reload. .reservoir capacity good. sights work though i painted orange on the blade. . fun to shoot

i would trade to a non-blowback for more velocity but it shoots fine the way it is

it eats bbs and a LOT of co2, but its worth it, this thing is fun, accurate for the money. got mine as an impulse item a a local store. shoot it in bursts. full auto is a hoot. semiauto awesome, you need one. get one

I like the ammo well that holds 200 or so bbs... just a shake or 2 and you're ready to rock and roll. Also like the convenience of the CO2 access and the place to store the allen wrench in the buttstock.

I have had issues with my semi fire mode... often fires a burst rather than a single shot. Mine operates with Umerex CO2... it won't take Crosman.. it all leaks out ???

Ive had two of these... the first I called Pyramid about... they told me to send it to Crosman which I did... Crosman sent a new rifle... it doesn't work well as stated above... I may try to get one more from Pyramid with an extended warranty. Love shootiing the thing but it definitely has issues.

This thing is an absolute hoot to shoot! I have had BB guns all my life for backyard recreational shooting but this goes to a whole new level. I have another full auto BB gun that is really cool (the Umarex MP-40) but the Crossman is way more fun! I have no idea what the real cyclic rate is on it but it’s really fast. Accuracy is decent enough considering that it’s a smoothbore BB gun at the end of the day. The trigger is a bit heavy so you have to be quick to get out a burst. The stock is plastic but looks like real wood and is correct size for a M-1 Carbine- a lot of people gripe about the plastic stock. At the sale price don’t fret about it, if I ever drop it and crack the stock I’ll just buy another rifle- it’s simply too fun to do without.

The only functional complaint is that the trigger is pretty heavy so a 3 shot burst is totally out of the question (7 shots are more the norm) and semi-automatic is a trigger finger workout. And like others I really wish there was some appendage of a magazine on it. -BUT- There is a replacement floor plate made for a Ruger 10/22 magazine ($8) that makes the Ruger magazine look like an M-1 Carbine magazine. I’ll just grind the tabs on the floorplate off and glue it on my Crossman to give it that proper look..!!

Just buy one- it's way more fun than you would think!! I have 50-something year olds giggling like school kids when they shoot mine. Set a few clays out in the weeds and let it rip!!

The 350 round reservoir which reloads the 25 round mag with just a shake. Super fast and no handling bbs with fingers. Fairly accurate...full auto is very fast. Value for the money.

I would call it an M-2. Way attach a sling.

There is no "click" when setting it on full auto. A really fun gun....shoot it in short bursts .

Look’s like wood stock!! Thanks nice.

Make a m1 mag even if it just for looks for the gun.

Ease of loading internal magazine from large bb well Fairly accurate with fresh CO2 Looks realistic Full auto is a hoot !!

Maybe metal components more than plastic ones!

Goes through co2 very quick in full auto mode Single fire made cylinders last for 60-70 shots Full auto: two 25 rd bursts pretty much used most of the gas