Crosman M4-177 Multi-Pump Air Rifle Kit, Black
Item #: M4-177KT | MSRP: $110.00|You Save $35.01 (32%) Our Price: $74.99 In Stock - Usually ships the next business day |
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Looks and feels like an M4 firearm. Shoots either BBs or pellets, so you can use whatever ammo you've got on hand. Since it's a multi-pump, you can pump it up to 10 times to get higher velocities or less if you'd like to do some easy all-day shooting. Get extra clips (same ones used by the Crosman 760 Pumpmaster) and load up so you don't have to interrupt your range time with a lot of reloading. A neat kit that gets you shooting the minute the box arrives! Includes everything for family shooting fun, indoors or out.
Specifications:
- Color: Black
- Caliber- .177
- Velocity: 625 FPS
- Ammunition: Shoots Steel BB's & Pellets
- Weight: 3.75 lbs
- Barrel Length:17.25"
- Overall Length: 33.75"
- Capacity: 18 Rounds
- Cocking Effort:1-10 Pumps
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Adjustable for Elevation
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for Windage
- Scopeable: Weaver/Picatinny
- Trigger Pull: 4 lbs
- Buttpad: Plastic
- Action: Bolt-action
- Powerplant: Multi-pump
- Safety: Manual
- Repeater: Repeater
- Material: Metal/ABS plastic
Features:
- 18-rd BB mag, 5-rd pellet mag
- 350 Round BB Reservoir
- Rear Sight Adjustable for Windage
- Post Front Sight Adjustable for Elevation
- Both Sights are Removable
- Weaver/Picatinny optics rails above the receiver, below the front sight fitting and on the underside of the forearm
- Adjustable/telescoping stock (30.5" to 33.75")
- Sling Loops
- Manual Safety
- Includes Sight Adjustment Tool, Targets, Pellets, Steel BBs and Safety Glasses
When you shoot steel BBs, do not shoot at hard objects or water. The BBs will ricochet! No matter what ammo you're using, remember to wear safety glasses. Everyone in the vicinity of the range should wear safety glasses, even if they're not shooting. Remember to remove all pets from the range before you start shooting.
| manufacturer | Crosman |
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| caliber | .177 |
| velocity | 625 |
| airgun mechanism | Multi Pump |
| ammo type | Pellets or BBs |
| magazine capacity | 18 |
| airgun use | Plinking/ Target Shooting |
| airgun rail | Weaver Mount |
| overall length | 33.75" |
| barrel length | 17.25" |
| barrel style | Rifled |
| fire mode | Bolt Action Magazine |
| cocking effort | 1-10 Pumps |
| gun weight | 3.75 lbs |
| product condition | New |
| warranty | 1 Year Limited |
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Ken
Tennessee
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
A fun little rifle
March 30, 2013
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I bought this rifle at Walmart, about a month ago. After 24 yrs in the military, I wanted an M16 type rifle. The wife shot that down....chuckles. It shoots well but the sights that come with it are pretty much useless. Yesterday, I bought an inexpensive tactical reflex sight for it. It took about an hour to zero it in, but now it is right on at 30 yds.
My only complaint is that it should be Co2 powered, with a self loading magazine for the pellets. Having to pump it up to 10 times between each round gets old. For plinking, and nuisance bird hunting, (we have thousands of European Starlings around here that get into everything), it should excel.
Pros:Looks great and shoot straight.Cons:Pumping it between each round is a pain. Stock sights are useless |
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Vdog1966
Lehigh acres, florida
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
M4-177
March 21, 2013
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Excellent and would recommend to anyone. Well built, even though mostly plastic. Very accurate and looks real. Never pumped more than 3 times to get bullseye at 40 feet.
Pros:The look and accuracy as well as price. |

By Todd from CA on February 26, 2012
I assume pumping is loud too? I know my old 760 was as the handle hit the gun but I was able to dampen that with leather at the contact point. Should I expect similar here or have they improved the design, or?
Double checking with you, the barrel is rifled correct? It says rifled but it also says it's a 760 underneath which is not rifled...
By LLOYD R. GUNN, JR. from Charleston, SC on February 27, 2012
By Staff on March 5, 2012
Answer:
This should do fine.By austin from Templeton,Massachusetts on April 11, 2012
By Staff on April 13, 2012
Answer:
This gun does not use CO2.As far as how hard it is to pump, it gets more difficult as you put more pump it up more times, but you should have no problem getting enough pumps in for good shots.

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