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Crosman Fury NP Combo, .177 cal

Includes CenterPoint 4X32mm Scope
  • Code: 30051 · .177 · 1200 fps
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Get the reliability you need with the Crosman Fury NP .177 Caliber Air Rifle. This handy air rifle is great for a fun day of plinking and target practice or the perfect tool to eliminate pests. The lightweight design is fantastic if you need to be able to quickly grab your air rifle to take down vermin. Don't let the size fool you, as the spring piston delivers an outstanding 1200 feet per second with high velocity pellets and 1000 feet per second with lead pellets. The barrel is fitted with a muzzle break that will give you extra cocking leverage needed to break the barrel. The barrel is rifled to propel your shot with accuracy and the rail is grooved for 11mm dovetail mounts and includes a Centerpoint 4x32mm Scope to get you on your way.

Crosman Fury NP Scope Combo Features:
  • Crosman Nitro Piston (NP) powerplant
  • Breakbarrel
  • Single-shot
  • No open sights
  • 11mm grooved dovetails
  • Black synthetic ambidextrous Monte Carlo stock
  • 2-stage adjustable trigger
  • Muzzlebrake for additional cocking leverage
  • Textured grip and forearm
  • 6.4 lbs. (without the scope and mount)
  • Includes 4x32 scope, lens covers and rings (unmounted)
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Specs
  • ManufacturerCrosman
  • Caliber .177
  • Velocity 1200 fps
  • Condition New
  • Ammo Type Pellets
  • Action Break barrel
  • Barrel Style Rifled
  • Fire Mode Single-shot
  • Gun Weight 6.40
  • Overall Length 45.00
  • Barrel Length 15.00
  • Loudness 3-Medium
  • Magazine Capacity 0
  • Mechanism Gas-piston
  • Rail 11mm dovetail
  • Safety Manual
  • Front Sights none
  • Rear Sights none
  • Shots per Fill 0
  • Trigger Adjustability Two-stage, adjustable take-up
  • Trigger Action 0
  • Use Small game hunting/plinking
  • Warranty 5-year limited warranty
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Reviews
Average Customer Review
4.5
4.56 Reviews
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5.0
By Timothy MuhammadUSASeptember 27, 2019

Its very accurate qnd very powerful,the scope is pretty decent, the gun is kinda heavy tho but you should get used to it relatively quickly. was it worth the 130 bucks? HELL yeah.PS: dont get to close to the scope the recoil is real.

Pros
Accurat,powerful,decent scope

Cons
None

5.0
By mike l.March 15, 2016

I've had rifles since I was 10 growing up on a cattle ranch on the Oregon coast.When I moved to KCMO, I had a hard time finding places to shoot. Bought a corpsman 2100b for practice but to much hassle to pump 10 times for every shot. Found a corpsman fury at wal- mart for a c-note. Man, what a rifle! Possum raccoons and squirrels don't stand chance out to 60yards. Pinpoint accuracy at 50 plus yds. 5 shot groups under dimesize at that range with a good rest.I've had it for 3 years and it hasn't missed a beat! Shoots most pellets well but it really likes gamo's red-fire pellets. The super-fast light weight pellets are useless.restores are the best all-around.very fun to shoot and excellent pest and small to medium game Hunter. Even got my wife to start shooting with me. Mike, neighborhood pest controller .

Pros
Excellent accuracy good energy at impact. Light weight. Quiet enough to use in city limits

Cons
Weak scope replaced with a good Bushnell. Long trigger pull.

5.0
By Jack j.January 30, 2016

I would like to start by saying that the scope is junk. I bought a new scope for it, and it is insane, I have hit shots over 100 yards away, just shooting at pop cans anyways. I have killed squirrels and birds over 50 yards though. I wish that it came in .22 cal. For better knockdown power. It's an excellent gun. But the only drawback is that the pellets drop fast.

4.0
By trentDecember 7, 2014

The crosman fury is a well made gun I didn't like how it had no open sights though. The scope that came with it is pretty low quality. But the gun must be pretty good cause I was hitting pop cans at 60 yards. I am using Benjamin hollow point pellets they are pretty accurate and flat shooting in this gun.

Pros
Accurate (with the right pellets) Hard hitting killed lots of birds and muskrat Easy to cock

Cons
Bad scope

4.0
By FinnJune 9, 2014

This gun is fantastic when it hits it target. I suggest taking it to a shooting range to sight it in. I had to because i couldn't do it and it wouldn't work. The scope is nice. After that it was a hard hitting squirrel killing machine. I recommend Gamo Rocket pellets.

Pros
Hard hitting, and always accurate

Cons
Hard to sight in

4.0
By Larry JUSADecember 10, 2013

Good gun for the money. Very accurate out to 25-30 yards. Have dispatched a dozen or so squirrels and four skunks. Lead pointed pellets work best and are much quieter than alloy pellets. Scope has stayed dead on after over 150 rounds.

Pros
Accurate and scope has held very well.

Cons
Looonnnggg trigger pull.

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Hello - Would you happen to know the FPE for this Benjamin Varmint Power Pack Nitro Piston, 22 Caliber Air Rifle? Thank you-

asked steve from USA

Hello - Would you happen to know the cocking effort for this Crosman Fury? Thank you-

asked steve from USA

It is nitro piston or spring piston? The specs and the Features are different

asked Caleb

Do you need a gun license to you this on private property

asked Trina Gammell

Depends on where you live. Laws vary on use and possession of air guns. In some places, they are classified as weapons. Federal law does not consider them firearms, but some states do. You need a firearms ID card to buy one in Il. and N.J. They are banned in all 5 boroughs of NYC. Laws vary from one jurisdiction to another.. First search your state's laws. Use search terms like "weapons" "Prohibited weapons," etc. See what state law says. If state law says OK, then check your local city or county ordinances. I'm betting that your state and local ordinances are all available online.

The "G" Man

Its important that you check with your local law enforcement, but as as a rule of thumb you should always have written permission from the land owner on which this gun will be used....

Matthew from USA

Heck no not in the United States

Alex from USA
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