Crosman SNR357 CO2 Dual Ammo Full Metal Revolver

Everything

Make a pcp model

Feels real

Everything. From the sturdiness and the feel of a real gun

Nothing

Buy it ..great little close up shooting revolver. That is what it's made for

Bought as a revolver trainer for introducing new shooters to the basics. Works quite well for this. Accurate enough with decent power. So far it functions flawlessly.

A hi viz front sight or even a white dot would be a bonus. The finger grooves are a bit aggressive.

Weight, look, and feel close enough to a genuine 357 snub-nose so as to make it an acceptable training tool for handgun drills at home. EG: DTFS from a holster which more often than not is forbidden at the usual gun Range. Just the blast from the CO2 is loud enough to be recognized in Shot timer Apps if indoors. If outdoors then might as well load BB's or pellets and actually put holes in the paper targets at the same time. Y'know...get that DTFS at 1.5 seconds or less with this as a trainer.

I would add small dots to the sights. I DID add dots to the sights and with glow-in-the-dark paint. Makes getting a sight picture in low-light or even NO-light easy and quick. I know....not true to the design of the weapon this is modeled after but I believe MOST owners would appreciate this change.

I used this "replica" happily and successfully as a training tool for 4 months. Then on the 19'th CO2 cartridge it started to misfire. The cylinder started to randomly stop "revolving" far enough to securely align with the barrel. The hammer falls...the CO2 is released...but the air pressure isn't directed through the proper cylinder/ammo/barrel alignment. Phfft. No BB or pellet expelled out the barrel. Sent back to Crosman for warranty repairs/replacement. Will the next one last over 4 months? (O_O)7

Looks, size.

Do something for the sheer lack of power, or stop advertising it as 400 fps! Tighten slop in hammer and grip. Everything is loose on this piece.

It will barely penetrate a folded drink box. My 2240XL will go through 16, so I don't see what this gun is good for.

Seems good quality, adjustable sights

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The darts shoot accurately out of it, I figured out where to hold and I can hit the bullseye on the dart board.

Nice heavy shooting piece for BB's and Pellets. Just like the real thing. It is both single and double action and is heavy enough to help with longer range shooting. It comes with twelve casings 6 for pellets and 6 for bb loads. Nice piece, this is my second one. The price is great, and the weapon well made.

The hand grip doesn't fasten to the weapon as tight as I would like. This does not affect the shooting of the pistol though. When taking it from a holster you should check it before shooting. I would also not fire pellets after the co2 cartridge gets low on air. The pellets can get stuck in the chamber. It's an easy fix, A piece of copper wire or a cleaning brush can pop them out.

Not for younger children, it would be a little heavy. I would recommend it to anyone looking for target and plinking.

Don't, not happy

Doesn't work very good

The CO2 air gun is accurate. I get about fifty shots from a cylinder of CO2.

the grip comes off too easy.

it is worth the money.

Weight and feel is perfect.

Nothing.

Know you are getting an all metal gun...Weight and size are perfect....