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This is by far the coolest, most accurate, co2 pistol I’ve ever had and the most fun to shoot and reload. And I’ve had plenty to compare it to. Performs flawlessly, jam-proof!!! I’m writing this because of all the odd negative reviews I read when deciding which gun to get. I pulled mine right out of the box, haven’t even touched the sights and it’s deadly accurate. There is absolutely no barrel wobble whatsoever, everything is functioning perfectly. The only thing that I’ve noticed that’s kind of off is the sound when you shoot is waaaaaay quieter than expected. And the power seems less than 450fps. But to be fair I haven’t broken it in all the way, I’m still on the first co2 cartridge and this is also the first time putting lube on the first co2 cartridge. So idk for sure. And even with that, it’s still by far my favorite. And the only reason I noticed is because I was using my other pellet gun, an old Umarex Walther CPSport. Which is really loud and rated at 400fps. I also wanted to mention the elusive “rail” everyone talks about. There is in fact a working, usable rail. It’s just the smallest one being the Dovetail rail. But Amazon has many 3/8ths dovetail to Picatinny rail adapter for as low as $5 up to $20. Then buy an $8 laser or my personal favorite is the light/laser combo which are as low as $15-$20. Just be sure to read description cause the lower priced ones do not come with a battery. But I’ve seen a few that have the light/laser, 2 batteries, and a charger for as low as $20-$30. I highly recommend this pellet/bb revolver, and if by chance you receive a broken or damaged or even a non-functional SR357. Try contacting Crosman directly, they are usually nice about it and will work with you to satisfy your needs. They aren’t stingy about sending a replacement that works. However would not recommend to first time shooters (Beginners, Newbs). I’d highly recommend a less powerful starter pistol. Like a spring powered, no co2. I’ve read so many co2 gun reviews that say the gun leaks when in reality it’s because they don’t know what they’re doing. From my own personal experience: place co2 in mag(or where ever co2 port is) you tighten to a point where it’s just about to pierce the co2 cartridge, then stop, position hand for a good long turn on the screw. Then turn as fast as you can(like your life depends on it)lol turn without interruption, turn till you cannot turn anymore. But for the love of god DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. It’s very easy to snap the tip that pierces the co2, and even more likely if the co2 gas is leaking or coming out the top. The co2 gas acts as though it’s liquid nitrogen, in which case if you let it leak out onto the pin then try to pry the co2 out or turn once it’s frozen it will in fact snap the puncturing tip right off. Then every time u try to put a new co2 in it will leak no matter how careful you are.

Update: I love the flexibility of this gun. I've tried it with all three barrels and almost always use the 8' for better accuracy and supposedly it has a higher FPS. Yes the barrel is long and it was awkward until I got used to it but it's so worth it. For closer shooting in my garage, I thought the 6' did ok. The 3' isn't very accurate. But that’s to be expected. The gun is so much fun to shoot, easy loading with the 10 shot pellet magazines, has a pretty good FPS, and pretty good accuracy. And the price...wow. I bought 2 extra 3 packs of the round magazines and pre load them at home. They're so cheap I'm thinking about buying a couple more 3 packs of them. I just wish the overall size was smaller. One reviewer said it reminded him of the oversized weapons in cartoons. I read another review from a guy who said he and his friends didn't like the grip, that it was so big it wasn't comfortable to hold the gun. They take the grips off and shoot the gun with the CO2 tank exposed. He said the CO2 is protected in its cage in the handle, plus they feel like they're getting more power from the CO2 since their their fingers and palm are touching the tank and raising the temperature of the tank. I'm gonna try that. All in all, no regrets, would buy again. Informational review: I just received this in the mail a few minutes ago, so obviously haven’t had a chance to shoot it yet. I just wanted to quickly post this and say that all 3 barrels on mine are rifled, including the snub nose. That was one of the first things I checked after seeing a video review of the triple threat that said their 3' wasn't rifled. I put 5 stars because I didn’t want to give a bad rating to something I haven’t even used yet. As soon as I’m in a location where I can test the gun, I will do so and update my review for accuracy, etc. PS... This gun is already huge with the medium barrel installed... that’s the one they put on it for packaging. I’ll be changing them out to see how it looks and feels with the full size on there soon.

Falta usarlo un tiempo y ver si es resistente a largo plazo pero de momento todo perfecto y vendedores muy atentos, el revolver es una pasada y se nota aún más potencia de lo que esperas.