It's fun practicing reload drills did the the sbr and weapon transitions pistol to rifle etc. I also clean the rifle and silicon lube the moving parts of the action. I sprayed in a bunch of silicon lube and it helped a lot. The speedloader took awhile to break in and work smoothly. I have two magazines and have had good luck with the gun overall in the short time I have owned it. It's great fun. I would have a hard time justifying the cost of shooting an AR that much.įor me it's great fun practicing drills and killing coke cans. I have almost gone through my 6000ct crossman bb supply. I love it, in less than a month of shooting a few days a week in the back yard. Which until that time I didn't know even existed outside of the carnival shoot out the star game. I watch a lot of YouTube and stumbled across a video of the crossman sbr full auto bb gun. That’s also why I’m starting to think about a PCP but the problem with that is bringing a nice high powered PCP in to Canada is like castrating it.
If a guy wants to drop a bunch of money on stuff he knows is fun but a little fat and may cause headaches that’s one thing, bringing home $350 worth of SMG and not having it work worth a darn is something else.īut that’s why I like my break barrels because one in particular is well behaved and a good sniper and the 22 isn’t good for much except sending lead down range. Just couldn’t get a BB into the barrel with enough spunk to get past the entrance to the inner tube without getting hopelessly stuck. My issue with the Crosman automatics is I bought the full size one and the R1 and I’m not sure I got 100 shots total out of the two of them combined. I understand the pitfalls of Replica Co2 pistols but I like being able to mess around with the slide and field strip it if possible and whatever else a guy can get up to.They are the worst for gas, a couple I own are lucky to have any velocity after about shot 40 bit some of them are so cool. In case the rest of the group may be interested I do have 2 of them I picked up for cheap, but on everyone I've seen the sloppy fit between the slide, which has the sights, and the barrel pretty much destroy any possibility of being accurate enough for me. Have not heard of any issues with the DPMS, but have heard the Umarex MP40 and Thompson can have problems with certain BB's and you should stick to the Umarex ones.Īs far as the replicas, I stay away from the blow back models. I have not had any problems with my DPMS shooting Daisy Zinc BB's.
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