Crosman MK-177 Tactical Pneumatic Air Rifle

Nice design. Power is great. Overall performs well

Would add a strap for carrying when not in use. Make one in camo colors Storage in rifle handle should have different design to store extra bb's and longer pellet cartridges The pump action a little sticky because of plastic in its handle

For a target gun and small nuisance critters it's great but as far a speed loading it is not one to go with

I am Satisfied with the gun. I haven't used the gun with BBs but the Crossman Hollow Points shoot well. I Put a UTG Red/Green dot sight on the gun and hit beverage cans consistently at 50 yards. I had back surgery recently and the variable pump was my answer to keep shooting during my recovery. I can't shoot my high powered guns for a couple more months because of the cocking efforts. With the variable pump I can limit the strain on my back. The gun is a good buy.

An adjustable butt stock would be nice.

Experiment with the number of pumps for best accuracy. Five is usually good with the gun I purchased.

Great little plinker for cans. Price is reasonable as well. Peep sights work fair. Lightweight is a plus..

FED-EX truck arrived today and I have to say I'm impressed with the MK. I waited for a sale at PA so I picked it up for $59. The plastic is not the kind of brittle, toy-like plastic I might have expected. It seems quite tough and solid. Some have said that the MK looks like a toy, but it doesn't to my eye. Straight out of the box with no sight adjustment I got a 1/2 inch group from 22 ft. The Crosman wadcutters in the bb/pellet combo tin worked great. Very east to pump and pressure needed barely increased between 1 and 5 pumps. I could remove and replace the butt pad lid to the storage compartment without difficulty. I'm left handed, so having the cocking handle on the left side is fantastic. For $59, or even the normal $79 price, I thing the MK is a real value.

Length of pull is a little short for me, but I wouldn't trade the current strength and durability for an adjustable stock. Loudness is moderate as the specifications indicate, but I was hoping for something a touch quieter at 4 or 5 pumps

Decent build quality. Looks cool and my Father in Law was happy with it.

I only fired the first 5 shots through it but the pump was ridiculously hard to release. Hopefully this smooths out with use.

It's a decent gun for a $70 pump. If you shoot a lot save a lil more money and get a better gun.

Lite and durable. Good plinker for the money. safety and trigger function very good. pumping fairly easy. frame overall solid. sights are nice.

include some extra clips, say 3 total. Storage in the false mag. muzzle shroud a little off center and weakly made

Loud report, even at 3 pumps.

accuracy,looks,weight.

foldable sights,under rail.

buy it ,you 'll love it.

The style and accuracy and feel of the rifle.

I would try to get ammo inserts into the magazine and maybe create a suppressor to go with the gun.

This is good quality and pretty powerful. I would definitely recommend it!

Just like the look of it and feel of it.

Make it with more removable parts, like the clip, stock, etc. Maybe a little more power.

Overall the price matches the product.

Nothing much actually...

Looks very toy-ish, and the sights are nowhere good. Requires too much of pumping and cannot be that easy plinker that most would want. The pumping action is itself cumbersome. However, the trigger is kinda OK... MUST change is the bolt position. Its on the left, which means exchange of hands EVERYTIME you take a shot. If manufacturer decides to take my priceless opinion and change the position of the loading bolt, please mail me an exchange :)

Came without the clip... thankfully I had ordered spares. The description - Ammo storage in buttstock - in inaccurate. There is no storage in the butt stock.