Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
Item #: 9-C8M22NPRM | MSRP: $169.99|You Save $55.00 (32%) Our Price: $114.99
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Suggested Use: Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting
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Please Note: This rifle
may be branded as either Crosman (#C8M22NP) or Benjamin (#BW8M22NP). This is
the same air rifle and same manufacturer. Crosman is phasing this model into
the brand name Benjamin, but no changes have been made to this air rifle. If
you would like to speak with Crosman USA, you may reach them at: 1(800)724-7486.
This is the future of spring guns...the gas piston powerplant. No need to get pummeled with recoil or miss a target due to rough shooting characteristics. To find a breakbarrel that shoots this smooth, you'd have to pay a lot more money. The Crosman Titan is a bargain waiting to be discovered!
Specifications:
- Velocity: 950 FPS
- Weight: 8.50 lbs
- Overall Length: 43.5"
- Capacity: 1 round Single Shot
- Cocking Effort: 31 lbs
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: None
- Rear Sight: None
- Scopeable: 11mm dovetail
- Trigger adj.: Two-stage adjustable
- Apprx. Trigger Pull: 4.5 lbs
- Buttpad: Ventilated rubber
- Action: Break barrel
- Powerplant: Gas piston
- Safety: Manual
Features:
- Titan Nitro Piston Short Stroke rifle
- Ambidextrous, ergonomic thumbhole stock
- Dual raised cheekpieces
- Muzzlebrake for added leverage
- Reduced vibration due to the gas piston
- Much quieter than other breakbarrels
- Includes unmounted 4x32 scope & mount (no open sights)
Benefits of the Nitro Piston:
- Smoother cocking
- Smoother shooting
- No spring torque
- No spring fatigue, even if you leave it cocked for hours
- Functions perfectly in cold weather
- Lasts longer than a metal spring
| manufacturer | Crosman |
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| caliber | .22 |
| velocity | 950 |
| airgun mechanism | Nitro Piston |
| ammo type | Pellet |
| magazine capacity | 1 |
| airgun use | Small Game Hunting / Target Shooting |
| airgun rail | Dovetail Mount |
| overall length | 47" |
| barrel style | Rifled |
| fire mode | Single Shot |
| cocking effort | 31 lbs |
| gun weight | 8.5 lbs |
| optics | Variable / 1 inch Tube |
| product condition | Refurbished |
| warranty | 30 Day Limited |
Overall Rating for Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
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WEAPON GRADE AIR RIFLE
By clif steward from Georgia on November 19, 2011
This rifle is super impressive both in construction , materials , and most of all performance . Once sighted in with supplied scope , this thing is a true tack driver . With polymer tipped Predator pellets , it is an instant death sentence for annoying squirrels , munks , and moles . Absolutely NOT a toy by any stretch of the imagination . Out side of packaging and labeling , there is no way to distinguish this rifle as a refurb . I am extremely satisfied with my purchase . Pros:
Top quality materials , excellent construction . Nice heft . Accurate and quiet .Cons:
Just a little bit heavy .I would recommend this item to a friend.
It does look brand new
By Dean from Minnesota on May 28, 2012
As others have said gun looks brand new. It did take well over 100 shots to get any consistency as far as accuracy goes but now it put pellets in a 2 1/2in circle at 30 yards. Quite powerful also.
Scope is adequate out to 25-30 yards. I would upgrade scope for anything farther out.
Not sure if this is stated anywhere but it only comes with a 30 warranty from Crosman.
Pros:
Powerful,overall quality,Price.Cons:
only a 30 day warrantyI would recommend this item to a friend.
Worth every penny!!!
By Ramon Poisson from Sardis, Ohio on May 25, 2012
This is DEFINITELY not a toy! The Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro .22 is an excellent gun for the price. The Oil finish on the stock is a welcome change from the normal High Gloss finish that is found on many Air Rifles. It does not take much effort at all to cock the barrel, but might be a little hard for a younger individual. People who see this gun can not believe it is JUST an Air Rifle and are blown away even more when they fire it! No matter what weight round I use, I get consistent quarter sized groups, and the power the Nitro packs is impressive to say the least! At 50 feet a Crosman Hollow Point Hunting round will go through 1/2-3/4" plywood like a knife through butter! And compared to a springer, The Titan Nitro is maybe half as loud and will get quieter the more rounds you put through it! Other than a few barely noticeable scratches on the stock, you would have not even the slightest hint of it being refurbished!Pros:
The design and finish of the stock. The power of the rifle. The weight of the rifle.Cons:
The only thing that that I didn't like about this rifle is the trigger. I replaced the factory trigger with a GRT III trigger and believe it or not, the rifle's performance improved and my shot groups became even more consistent!I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good Looking Stock...Good Looking Overall...but lacking on Accuracy which is important to us.
By Eric from Columbia, SC on May 21, 2012
I ordered a Crosman Titan Nitro Air .22 cal as a gift for my grandfather –in-law. My grandfather-in-law and I are having difficulty with the accuracy of the rifle. I personally have a Gamo Varmint Hunter Air Rifle and can hit less than dime size groups or smaller at the same distance (15 Yards) in which I can only hit half dollar size and larger groups and sometimes get a “flyer” among a group of 5 or 6 with the Crosman Titan Nitro. I’ve run around 300 or so rounds of Crosman Premier Pellets through this rifle and also tried cleaning the barrel as many have suggested. I did not polish the barrel with any type of special compound however. I’ve tried H&N Pellets as well. Additionally, I do use the “Artillery Hold” with both rifles or a loose hold while resting on a supported surface. Neither method gives me much success with the Crosman. As I stated earlier, this is a gift that my wife and I gave her grandfather. He tried without success for a while to get good shot accuracy. I then attempted, also without success. At this point, I’m not sure what else can be done and wonder if the rifle is defective. I've read other reviews and I've come to the conclusion that we must have received a lemon. Even though this is a refurbished...it looks really good...just expected the accuracy to be much better. My next thought was to change scopes from the original CenterPoint that came with the gun. I'm giving two stars because to me...a gun without accuracy is no good.Any suggestion/assistance with this would be greatly appreciated.
Pros:
Solid FeelGreat Looks
A Gun that looks like you would want to give it to your son when he grows up.
Cons:
Accuracy....Accuracy...
Trigger
Trigger Guard (it's plastic)
titan nitro .22
By db from Vermont on May 3, 2012
just received the gun. looks brand new. nice solid wooden stock which allows for ambidextrous use. Nice because my girlfriend is a lefty. Takes a lot of effort to cock so i have to do it for her. Still out on the accurracy. Only have about 100 rounds through it so far. Seems accurate for first 10-15 rounds then all over the place. Hope it just needs a break in?Pros:
Nice solid wood stock. Quiet. Packs a punch.Cons:
Accurracy still questionable. Needs a strong arm to cock.I would recommend this item to a friend.
This a great buy
By Phil from Orang County, Calif on April 28, 2012
Very solid and hits hard. Makes less noise and vibration and recoil than my Big Cat 1200 and is more accurate. The scope seems much better made than my 5 and 25 year old pellet scopes. Need to put more pellets through it to make a better accuracy review, but I brought it over to my buddies house to try it and he just bought the same one after shooting it. He thinks it's great !!Pros:
solid feel, the nitro piston technology, no twang from a springCons:
nothing to dislike yetI would recommend this item to a friend.
Good price to performance ratio
By schuyler from Cupertino, CA on April 23, 2012
some reviews complain about weight but this is one light puppy compared to my beeman and my friends hunter extreme. after mounting the scope, i cocked the barrel and when I tried to put it back in place, it seemed to jam. I inspected and there'a a latch that looks like the latch on a door. I realized that it probably needed some breaking in so i depressed it in and out 10 times and worked it in. afterwards the barrel latched back into place with the breech without jamming. I realized this was prob why it was reworked in the first place. I was able to dial it in within 10 shots or so at 30 yards ( initially i stood about 15 feet from the target to quick dial it) . I knew i had it zeroed in when i hit 2 bulls eyes in a row. It's no louder than my son's 10 pump daisy. I'm a very happy camper. Pros:
Surprisingly quietscope comes pre attached to rings; ready to mount
accurate as expected
quick to sight in
light weight
Cons:
it feels ilke the butt stock is short but I can get used to itI would recommend this item to a friend.
Good,Solid air rifle
By JoJo from Buffalo, N.Y. on April 15, 2012
Excellent rifle, A+ ACCURATE ! (After scope change) Smooth and crisp action. Trigger is not as bad as made out to be, but leaves room for improvement. Effective out to 60+ yards Pros:
Nitro piston Design is the best . Just magnificent .So smooth. Rifle is fairly quiet for a .22 . Delivers honest 800 F.P.S. w/ lead, higher w/ P.B.A. but I feel accuracy suffers somewhat with the lighter round.Cons:
Arrived without a "Scope Stop" But was able to engineer one with too much difficulty, Also could use "Sling Swivels" I'm currently working that one outI would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Bargain
By Armando from Victorville, California on March 29, 2012
Rifle arrived in a few days from when i ordered it. Has very good accuracy and i would recommend it to any one looking to buy a rifle.Pros:
Good AccuracyI would recommend this item to a friend.
Great bargain
By Craig from Piney Flats, TN on March 13, 2012
Rifle arrived in excellent condition and timely manner for ground shipping. Except for stock finish, this is a very impressive rifle. Currently breaking in and getting scope sited. Lots of power, without alot of noise. Would be nice if there were fixed/adjustable sites as well as scope.Pros:
Price, overall appearance.Cons:
Stock finish is plain. Only effect aesthetics. No fixed sites.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Excellent value for the money.
By Rider X from Michigan on March 3, 2012
Excellent air rifle. Powerful, quiet & very accurate. The gun is very well made & the stock is beautiful. The scope is a low end model that will have to be replaced, but even with it the gun shoots amazing groups.
Its quiet enough to shoot in a suburb without anyone noticing. Devastating to any small animal that you aim it at.
There is no way of knowing that it was refurbished. It looks brand new.
I would recommend this gun to someone looking for a great air gun at a great price.
Pros:
Very powerfulWell made
Extremely accurate
Beautiful stock
Excellent value
Quiet
Cons:
Low end scopeI would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Gun at a Great Price
By Jim from Paoli, OK on February 28, 2012
This air rifle is super fun to shoot and has provided a much needed connection between father and son, good clean quality time where we sit and shoot targets as well as shoot the bull. Well made, accurate rig that I could shoot right out of the box, but I added a different trigger just because i do not like the long trigger pull that the factory trigger has. Pros:
Everything besides the trigger pull,Cons:
Trigger has a long pull but I knew this before I purchased it. Replaced it with a new Datuna trigger-WOWI would recommend this item to a friend.
It's not you, it's me
By Patrick from Virginia on February 27, 2012
Excellent product, refurbed in excellent condition. Some say heavy ,I say solid, well built. Once I figured out that this thing is very accurate, more so than my aim, for longer shots (like say at my favorite house sparrow targets that sit on my blue bird houses, when they're not busy chasing, overnesting or killing bluebirds:)), I'll steady it against something or get a bipod. Best thing, I can snipe at the little buggers from my family room through a sligthly open window and not scare off the little buggers. They get mighty jumpy when they realize you're shooting at them - so better to get the Nitro set up to not miss! i have Benjamin 392, excellent with peep sights, but wanted a little more punch and precision beyond 25 yds. Funny thing is the Crosman PCP hollow points seem to have very slightly inconsistent diameters, as some just drop in the breach and sometimes become flyers and other need a little pushing, and they're usually dead on. So, my minor problems were the ammo and my unsteady aim - Nitro did it's best! And for cheap!Pros:
Power, accuracy, price, condition for a refurb, benjamin quality/reliability/serviceCons:
stock slightly shortI would recommend this item to a friend.
better than expected
By curt from Illinois on February 25, 2012
I purchesed this rifle looking for an all around target/small game gun and it is just that. I expected to spend a lot of time getting it broke in and up to my standards but had less than an hour in that. It shoots straight and has great grouping. The trigger is better than what I expected but is long. The scope is fair but it is what it is. In over 100 shots it shoots a 1/2 inch circle no problem. Would never know it was a referb. Pros:
great shootingprice
accurate
Cons:
long triggerweight
I would recommend this item to a friend.
TITAN!
By Erik from Albuquerque, NM on February 17, 2012
I got my Titan in today and right away I was impressed by the look and feel of the rifle. I used medium strength locktight on all of the scope mount screws so it should stay rock solid. It took my less than 20 min to zero in the scope. Consistently hits quarter size targets at 40 yards. This rifle shoots straight and packs a punch. I live in a residential suburb where my neighbor is 15 feet away, I plinked all day and they never heard a thing! This year these rabbits don't have a chance in hell. There were no visible defects on the rifle, you would never know it was refurbished . I shot crossman premier hollow points and some PBA platinum's into a 2x4. They both penetrated about an inch deep, no real difference between the two rounds. I cant wait until it finally breaks in. Pros:
Very accuratePacks a punch
The look and feel
Extremely quiet!
Cons:
Over all weightNo open sights
I would recommend this item to a friend.
72 down, and the Titan to thank
By Jim from Raleigh, NC on January 8, 2012
This gun is everything everyone says it is. We live in a neighborhood with tons of oak trees, and the squirrels were taking over the place. Digging holes, getting in the attic, chewing the hoses on my grill, you name it. We bought this gun and about 9 months later, we've killed 72 squirrels so far. You have to re-zero once in a while as the scope gets bumped and off-aim a bit, but other than that, it's dead-on. We've nailed squirrels from 30 feet up, maybe 50 feet away total, and they drop to the ground, dead before they hit with one shot. A head shot or heart shot will do them in almost instantly. We've used pointed and hollow point, and they both work well -- though the hollow point are more accurate at short range and pack more punch. The pointed go further but aren't as accurate in general, in our experience. The nitro is a great system, powerful, little recoil, and you don't have to worry about it wearing out if you don't shoot right away. Hey, it's a great-looking gun, too, and lots of fun on targets, which we use it for as well. You can't go wrong with this one.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
By Scott from Marion, LA on December 30, 2011
Love this gun. It looked brand new right out of the box. The gun has a great feel, it can get a little if you carry it a long distance, but it is worth it for the way the gun shoots. It shoots hard and straight. Wish I had bought three (3) of them, I have two (2) friends trying to buy this one from me. Pros:
The feel of the gun, the way the thumb-hole feels. the look and feel of the wood stock . The price of the gun can't be beat.Cons:
Trigger sucks, Scope is junk. I'm replacing the scope with a Leapers 3x9x40, and the trigger with a GRT-III. That should make it perfect.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Awesome shooter out of the box
By Justin B from Oceanside, California on December 29, 2011
Packaged professionally, (double boxed and foamed). I cleaned all of the mystery oil of and lightly lubed all of the moving parts with moly grease. This is an outstanding value and excellent shooter. I am able to shoot sub-dime sized 10 shot groups at 10 yds off hand. I can easily shoot dime sized groups at 25yds off of a rest. The titan is truly a great buy and you will not be disappointed with the purchase. I believe that crosman/benjamin has replaced the piston seals on these refurb guns because the first couple of shots "diesel" (compressed air an heat in the compression chamber come in contact with fresh oil and BOOM) so i have reason to believe that these are not just scratch and dent items, but completely inspected and rebuilt pieces of equipment. I love my titan, i bought one for a friend, my brother inlaw and my father inlaw. The agree, awesome air rifle and perfect for squirrel control on their properties. I routinely get calls from them about these amazing 50, 60, and 75yd squirrel kills they are making with with the titan. You cant tell its refurbed except for a tiny "R" stamped next to the serial number.Pros:
Accuracy was great, shoots crosman premier hollow points well, but this gun really shines with JSB 14.3 or 15.9gr pellets. I like that the gun has a scope stop hole in the receiver, (keeps the recoil from shifting your scope mounts). The mounts supplied with the gun are decent, and the scope is adequate, a serious plinker may decide to upgrade them sooner or later. Its easy to cock, easy to load, comfortable to shoulder, its a pleasure to handle, easy to shoot and its very light and manageable. Compared to my NPXL, this rifle requires minimal effort to use. I wouldn't hesitate to buy as a gift for a child who has had prior weapons handling experience. I am saying its easy enough for a pre-teen to cock, load and shoot. This makes my plinking sessions last much longer and consequently buying a lot more ammo!Cons:
Beware of the trigger. The stock trigger has nearly an 11lb pull and its a mile long, well maybe a full inch long. Its a stiff long creepy and unpredictable trigger, however it does improve some over time. Id suggest ordering an aftermarket trigger from charlie da tune. The "GRT-III" trigger is a direct replacement and takes less then 10 minutes to install. You will then have a tack driving machine with an adjustable 2 stage trigger than you can adjust down to 4lbs all the way down to about 8 ounces!!! With the money you save buying a refurb, the trigger is the beat 32 bucks you can put into this gun. Without a doubt, you will love your titan as well!I would recommend this item to a friend.
Refurbished Titan Nitro
By Craig from Plattsburgh, NY on December 26, 2011
Nice rifle, easily shoots quarters at 25 yrds. Looks very nice, no obvious signs of being refurbished.Pros:
Accurate, hits hard, lighter than my springers, very nice handling.Cons:
Louder than expected, very comparable to my RWS.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Amazing!!
By Chuck from Smalltown, Wisconsin on December 9, 2011
I received mine yesterday-- looks like new to me. I have been a .22 rimfire shooter (hunting and competitive target) for over 50 years and this thing is amazing! After inspecting it and wondering how it could be "used" I couldn't wait and immediately mounted the scope supplied. It's cold here in Wisconsin this time of year but I couldn't resist and set up a smallbore paper target in the back yard ( I live in the middle of town) and zeroed in-- don't know about the shoot-in period but I was shooting nickel size group after about 20 shots-- plain old Crossman pointed field pellets. One of my neighbors was out and never heard a thing. So turning my attention to a large walnut tree in the yard which is constantly full of squirrels, I quickly dispatched 3 of them (all headshots I'm proud to say). Anyone who says this thing doesn't shoot either got a "lemon" or watches too much television gunplay and thinks guns aim themselves. I have a gun cabinet containing Ruger 10/22, Savage-Anschutz .22 modified target rifle, numerous Winchester field .22's, and Remington pump but I may just leave them to rest-- this thing is just too much fun to put away.Pros:
conditionaccuracy
noise level
feel
Cons:
nothing yetI would recommend this item to a friend.
Awesome Rifle
By wilrich from Douglasville GA on December 9, 2011
Awesome rifle, sighted right in and a lot of power. Should perform extremely well on small game.I would recommend this item to a friend.
crosman air rifle .22 caliber
By DAVID from Lovington NM on December 6, 2011
For being a refurbished air rifle it looked brand new. ExcellentPros:
The rifle stock is great the rifle is not very heavy compared to others the barrel breaks over easy and when fired is not loudCons:
It would have been nice if it came with a varible power scopeI would recommend this item to a friend.
Smooth operator
By David from Ohio on December 4, 2011
My new favorite rifle. Once I zeroed the scope, it was very accurate. Punched holes through both sides of a metal coffee can and buried the pellet deep in a 2x4 board. It is quiet and smooth, no spring 'twang' when fired. Works good in cold weather. This gun is a refurb but it looks and functions like new. Pros:
Smooth, quiet gas piston operation, no spring noise. The pellet striking the target makes more noise than the gun. It is all wood and metal, no plastic. Accurate and powerful rifle.Cons:
I don't care for the thumbhole stock design but that is personal preference. ...For a gas piston gun at this price, I'll take it.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great gun to purchase
By josh from charleston, south carolina on December 3, 2011
i found this gun to be very very nice. it packs a punch yet very controlled punch.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Hits Hard
By Charles Chillout from Florida on December 3, 2011
perfect squirrel/varmint rifle, also fun to shoot, kicks pretty hard, scope is decent, not adjustable, which isn't so great for close in shots, and also no metal/fixed sights.Overall a killer deal, my father in law took mine so i bought another, can't beat the deal, heavy solid rifle for a steel!
Pros:
quality constructionheavy duty
nice rifle
Cons:
kicks pretty goodscope isn't adjustable
no fixed sights
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Really, really impressive...
By Jim Hall from Glen Allen, VA on December 3, 2011
The accuracy, once you dial in the scope, is super. The handling is superb. A friend who shoots gunpowder guns (rifles and pistols) was blown away by the accuracy of the thing. And the power is there too! Blasts right through both sides of heavy tin cans from 30-80 yards. Best accuracy with RWS Meisterkugeln Rifle Pellets. Better than even the crossman pellets by a long shot (no pun intended).Pros:
AccuracyHandling
Nitro
Cons:
None I love this thing.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great buy for anyone who likes to plink and small game hunt.
By shannon from rockford, IL on November 30, 2011
When I first unboxed this airgun I was very impressed by the lack of cosmetic damage. To my surprise there was nothing you could find wrong with this gun and scope. Along with this, I had bought a BSA tactical kit for it, which I am very pleased with as well. After mounting the scope and tactical kit I found it a little difficult to sight in, but this soon vanished with time using the gun. It is now shooting dime size groupings at 35-40 yards! This gun is a MUST BUY for any airgun user (beginner or expert), you won't regret your purchase.Pros:
low recoil and noisethumb hole stock is very comfortable
easy to cock
very accurate
Cons:
the scope presented a slight problem to sight in at firstthe muzzle brake seems a little loose, but can be easily fixed.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Crossman/Benjamin Titan nitro .22
By Mic from E. Texas on November 28, 2011
Excellent shooter!!! Accurate and fun to shoot. Refurbished model arrived in excellent shape, with only a small stock ding and previous scope mount marks as compared to New. Break-in period can be extended - with associated sore arm muscles from rapid firing. Alot of fun!Pros:
Very solid rifle with sufficient hunting power.Cons:
At slightly over 8 pounds, this model can be tiring, but controls recoil well. Also, scope will shoot loose from the mount. Loctite recommended.I would recommend this item to a friend.
crosman titan
By Ken Rogers from lebanon mo on November 21, 2011
Like it, easy to cock and load. Good triger pull. I've only shot 100 rounds or so, It's not shooting same circle yet but guarter size groups now.The cold seems to effects the power some. I like it.
Pros:
easy cocking and triger pull.Cons:
loss of power in cold weather.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Nice rifle for the money
By Larry from Georgia on November 21, 2011
I have the Benjanim Trail and the Titan NP is much like the Trail except it lacked a few of the bells and whistles that brought the price down. However, the Titan shot as well as the Trail. The trigger, which is not good at all, is the same as the Trail. The Scope is the biggest difference. It is a 3 x 9 x 32. The Trail has a better scope. Over all, the Titan NP is a very good rifle and should be considered when looking for a .22 cal. Pros:
Shoots as well as more expensive rifles.Cons:
needs a better scope and trigger.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Very nice rifle
By Sidney from Cleveland, Ohio on November 18, 2011
I like the look and feel of it and it's quiet. The scope is not great but good and this rifle has a little kick and power.Pros:
Look, feel and powerCons:
Nothing yetI would recommend this item to a friend.
CROSMAN TITAN NITRO
By OSWALD SOTO ROMAN from PUERTO RICO on November 18, 2011
VERY GOOD FOR THE PRICE I DONT LIKE THE SCOPEPros:
THE WOOD THE POWERCons:
THE SCOPE THE TRIGGER AND WEIGHTI would recommend this item to a friend.
Worth every penny!!
By John from Lockport, NY on November 14, 2011
Great gun no more squirrels Pros:
Heavy dutyCons:
No iron sightsI would recommend this item to a friend.
FUN GUN
By SHAWN from battle mountain on November 14, 2011
GOOD GUN, JUST WISH IT HAD OPEN SIGHTS, I COULDN'T EVEN FIND AFTERMARKET SIGHTS TO FIT IT.Pros:
Accurate, EASY TO COCK.Cons:
NO OPEN SIGHTSI would recommend this item to a friend.
Very Impressed
By Jeff Boomer from Pasadena, MD on November 14, 2011
Very happy with this purchase. Excellent rifle. Solid craftsmanship for the price. Extremely accurate. May buy another just to have two. I would recommend this item to a friend.
yery happy
By Phillip Wilkerson from Leitchfield. KY on November 13, 2011
i bought this for my dad. it showed up right on time he was happy with it ,it shot close without doing anything. was easy to aline
great gun for the money. plenty knock dawn power for the pesky blackbirds that have run off the martens.
a very solid, and good looking gun
Pros:
a lot lighter than my benjerman trail,my dad can cock it with out any trouble
I would recommend this item to a friend.
What a gun
By Edward George Barbanell young from Toledo,province,Spain on November 13, 2011
I am in Spain , an ordered this rifle, however I will not see it until February 2012,but I have an idea from all that i have read about this package that i will be satisified.I am 69 years old and caught the airgun bug about age 50.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Nice Rifle...Great Price
By Mike from Northwest Arkansas on November 10, 2011
This is my first .22 Air Rifle, and it has been a great purchase. Very accurate, and much easier to load than spring rifles I have shot. Great Price too!Pros:
Easy to loadVery accurate
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Crosman Titan Nitro Air- refurbished
By colorado guy on August 28, 2011
I just got mine yesterday. There was a small nick on the stock- otherwise it was essentially in new condition.I was initially disappointed once I got the scope tuned in- it kept throwing the pellets all over the place- not a good group at all. After about fifty shots though it really started to tighten down and after about a hundred it was shooting nice small groups at about thirty five yards.
It's pretty heavy but I like the look and feel of it and it is fairly quiet- it started out a little noisy but got quieter and quieter as I shot it more. After about 150 shots or so the pellet smacking the target is actually louder than the gun.
I would say it's an outstanding value for the money.
Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro gp
By chuck wallace on August 13, 2011
I got this in last week. I opend the box and find a nice rifle and scope. The rifles looks was not what I would have expected.The rifle looked like it has been sanded and restained.Sanding marks and some old varnish left on the wood.The workings of the rifle exellent. I installed the scope on the rifle went outside and test fired it. I was amazed at the results. No scope adjustment what so ever and at 30 yards I hit the bullseye, just a fluke? NOPE all the rest of the shots hit the same pellet hole!! Power wise it doesn't suffer either. 30 yards with a steel backstop it completly mushrooms the crosman premium hollow point pellets.Trigger pull isn't to bad. Is the rifle worth the money? I would say anytime yes. Is it worthey of taking small game? Yes indeed.Titan .22cal
By Lakerat on August 1, 2011
Very nice. Looks brand new not refurb. nitro piston is stiff at first i have 100 down it and its softening up. be sure and clean the groves on the rifle where the rings mount, use alchol . or the scope will move.CROSMAN TITAN NITRO .22
By rony on July 31, 2011
GOOD AIR RIFLE FOR YOUNG SHOOTERS NOT TO HEAVY-NICE HOLD-BEAUTIFUL STOCK-VERY ACCURATE-QUIET-DECENT TRIGGER PULL FOR A CROSMAN- AT FIRST SO SO ON THE COCKING EFFORT KIND OF HARD BUT AFTER SOME BREAK IN IT GETS MUCH EASIER. THIS RIFLE IS SURE TO FLIP YOUNG BOY WHEN HE TAKES IT OUT OF THE BOX ITS GOT THE LOOKS OF A VERY EXPENSIVE HUNTING RIFLE THE KIND OF GUN TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF.Titan nitro air gun,22 cal.
By Lee Richter on July 30, 2011
Very nice gun no blemishes, scope fit very well and is dead on accurate at 60ftthe barrel was tight and hard to break at first but with a little coxing its getting easier to cock.
Refurbished
By Matt on May 28, 2011
I ordered this a few weeks ago. I've put about 100 shots through it. It certainly is not "springy" sounding like my Crossman Quest. It also drops squirrels much more quickly than a .177 does. The scope is just fine for my needs. At the refurbished price you can't go wrong, and the new price is not outrageous for what you get either. I have not really gauged how tightly it clusters shots at different ranges, but I do know that it clusters them closely snout to tag a squirrel when needed! I like this for small game, but would probably stick with to pump action for backyard target pracice.Crosman Titan .22 Nitro
By John Hall on May 25, 2011
Before buying this refurbished I owned a dozen spring-powered .22 rifles. My expectations were low due to the price but Airgun Depot is a great pellet gun source and I trust them. My Titan, though refurbished, was mint. I consistently get dime-size patterns at 15-20 yards, often hard to tell where the pellets hit as they mark the same spot.
This rifle is almost soundless. Other squirrels don't pay any attention after my first shot. I highly frecommend it. The lack of spring buzz, the quietness, the accuracy, the ease of cocking, the scope, the power and the price make it an excellent value.
Very accurate
By Lyman on May 24, 2011
I have a 13 year old boy, a grandson of 11 and neighborhood kids. Several models of air rifles have passed through this house. This one is the one they all want to shoot. I like to shoot wasps and I don't like to miss. So far I haven't.The cocking is a little stiff for the smaller ones but that is all right. This is a serious weapon and should not be used by youngsters withouut adult supervision.
Can't wait to find more wasps!
No More Varmints
By Jim on May 15, 2011
This is my first air pellet rifle, since I always lived in the country before and used a shotgun or .22 to take care of varmints. However, I've been totally happy with the Crosman Titan Nitro .22, and my suburban neighbors don't mind that I'm shooting it. I got it just under a month ago, and I'm at 27 confirmed squirrel kills and counting (yes, we were infested!)The scope installed just fine (make sure you tighten it firmly so you don't lose your zero by bumping it), and the zeroing process was easy. I like the easy way the included scope adjusts.
I use pointed tip pellets, and the accuracy is pretty darn good with this gun. I've gotten squirrels at least 75 feet away up in one of my tall oak trees, and by the time they tumble down to the earth, they're either dead or close to it (The only surefire way to kill a squirrel with one shot is a head shot, but I've gotten more by dropping them with a body shot and a follow up to the head a few moments later -- once I can walk up closer). If they're within 30 feet or so, you can hit a head shot pretty consistently with this rifle.
The only drawback is how easily it seems to lose zero -- but I think it was just because I didn't have the scope tightened down all the way, because it's been dead-on for the last 100 shots or so.
It's a great gun to take out the critters, at a pretty good price.
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By RONY on May 11, 2011
GOOD RIFLE ACCURATE BUT A BIT HEAVYRefurbished Crosman Nitro .22 Air rifle
By Len on May 9, 2011
being somewhat skeptical, I decided to give this refurb a shot. After ordering it , I decided to head to Wally World and pick one up with its much higher price point. The unit I bought retail was solid. However the scope mounts were in frequent need of adjustment. It averaged 625 fps with cphp's. Lo and behold my refurbished unit arrived. The scope and mount were far better than the retail unit I purchased. The breach seal was far better and a tighter fit as well. After cleaning it up decently and noting the minor blemish on the stock, I took her out to zero it in. First ten shot still dieseled slightly, but the power in the rounds never dropped. After pulling out my trusted chronograph and she was averaging 735 fps with cphp's. Keeper for sure!!!Titan Nitro Air .22
By shane on May 7, 2011
I was a bit apprehensive about ordering a refurb, but needn't have worried. This gun is completely living up to my expectations - accurate and hard hitting, perfect for varmint control. I've taken squirrels, gophers, and rabbits at ranges out to about 25 or 30 yards. Each one has been a humane, one-shot kill. The only criticism I could possibly offer would be the thumb-hole stock. I'm not a fan of thumb-holes and never have been. But since that's a matter of personal taste, I can't really deduct a star in good conscience. If you have rodents to control, buy this gun.Titan Nitro 22 cal.
By Brad B on May 5, 2011
This was an excellent choice for a pellet gun. I would recommend anyone looking should check out the Titan Nitro air. Its easy to use and comfortable to shoot.22 cal. Crosman Titan Nitro
By mrgizmow on May 4, 2011
Was unsure at first, but gambled on a refurbished unit. I was VERY impressed and would gladly 'top-dollar'. I have owned a couple of lower-priced air-guns over the years and have enjoyed them for plinking but would tire of them quickly because of pumping or power drop due to CO2. As a novice, I say this rifle packs a real knock-down punch. I find it accurate, quiet and very easy to cock. At 62, I have grown to appreciate function. This rifle is not fancy but appears well made and will do all that most expect. You don't buy a bench mark product for $150, but with this, I am more than willing to spend a few extra $$ on trigger and scope, neither of which are bad in my opinion..Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro Air
By Al on May 1, 2011
I think this gun is great ( I have Two ), and you can not beat the price . Airguns are a really cheap way to practice shooting . You can shoot all day and it will only cost you the price of a couple of real rounds .not bad for the price
By actionhobbiestulsa on April 29, 2011
Bought one of these because it was very affordable ($100). I have several .177 air rifles but this is my first .22. Lots of power and easy to cock with the nitro piston. Accuracy is OK. I tried several brands and shapes of pellets that I use in the .177 caliber. My best grouping of 10 rounds at 25 meters shot from a rest is about three inches. Got about 200 rounds through it. Tried several scopes, but again, so-so success. But I do love the power.Now if I can just get better accuracy....
Titan GP refurbished
By william on April 27, 2011
I purchased a refurbished Titan GP from anther website and the rifle was so defective that it was beyond repair. Because I purchased several refurbished from Airgun Depot and found that the refurbished air rifles from this website were all as good as new, I purchased two refurbished Titan GP from this website. If you wonder why I purchased two more when I already have one, it is because I discover that all 1000 ft/sec crosman air rifles have stocks that are interchangable with Titan GP. So I buy two more in order to change their stocks with regular wooden stocks or composite stocks. After exchanging the stocks, now I have the three quietest air rifles with different stocks on them. I figure that this as the cheapest way to convert springer air rifles to nitro piston air rifles.. LOL.crosman titan 22cal
By mike sbragia on April 26, 2011
very pleased with gun shoots real nice and on the money have two freinds trying too get one also after shooting minerefurb Titan nitro 22
By Joel on April 26, 2011
Anything that shoots and has a scope for $100 is a bargain.The air spring is much quieter than my other conventional spring gun.
It shoots ok.
The scope is marginal quality, but part of the overall bargain.
The trigger has poor feel.
A good first air rifle for an adult.
My gun misfired 7 times out of 450 shots. I contacted Crosman and they arranged to exchange it at no cost and with no proof of purchase.
Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
By Larry Glaser on April 24, 2011
I am a 50 year old kid and...I am pleased with this gun and with airgun depot. It was what they said it would be. It needs a better trigger , not a big issue. I will be adding a new trigger soon. http://charliedatuna.com/GRT-III%20Trigger%20New.htm
Thanks AirGun Depot!
Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
By Tim N on April 20, 2011
I really enjoy this gun. I have fired springers and just did not like the push and pull that they produce. I am admittedly a novice and just happened upon this rifle… lucky me. It has a good weight to it and the pistol grip is really comfortable. My only 2 knocks are the scope and the dovetail mounts. OK the scope is not that bad. It took me a 100+ shots to get it spot on. From what I have read this is normal considering the break-in period. I got it dialed to the point I was hitting penny sized blanks at 40 ft. That said I still upgraded to an rws night pro. Next I would like to see a weaver mount instead of the dovetail. The gun is discontinued so my guess that is not going to happen. Overall the Titan is a lot of fun to shoot. Get one while you can.22 cal
By mtbmark on April 16, 2011
the rifle is much better than i was expecting. same goes for the scope. the trigger pull was not as bad either.its no beeman r10 .but for the money its better than some gamo's ihave shot. the pull weight is decent, it will help teach or reinforce your follow through trigger control. pretty quiet too. i can hold the skillet at 80 yards shot after shot and thats off hand folks. i would not want a decent marksman shooting at me with this gun from 10 -100 yards. so overal i am more than pleased with the gun and airgun depot.Crosman Titan
By Al on April 13, 2011
This rifle shoots so well , I bought another for my son . Well worth the short money .Nice Refurbished Titan!
By DannyM on April 4, 2011
Was impressed by the overall new looks of this rifle. Used locktight on all the screws first before mounting the scope. Scopes not bad if you take time to mount it correctly. I'm shooting nickle size groups at 20 yards from a bench. Will make a nice neighborhood bunnie gun.Crosman Titan GP refurb
By Jimbo on March 31, 2011
This rifle is very accurate after a break-in of about 200 shots, and I can get dime sized groups at 15 paces.Easy to load with very good balance, smooth shooting, and somewhat compact, and a pleasure to shoot, and the 22 caliber is powerful and hard hitting.
Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because the trigger is horrible in my opinion. It's waaaaaay too long but with practice and break-in, it is still an accurate rifle and a deal well worth considering.
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By william on March 31, 2011
This is one of the best. I've owned The Beeman R-1 and many others and will never look back. Smooth action lots of power and I never knew how much spring noise there was in my spring guns till I shot this piston nitro. For the money you won't find a better deal.Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Cal
By Adrian on March 30, 2011
Bought this refurbished because I already had a .177 cal air rifle..hard to justify another one. Turns out this now is my goto rifle when the squirrels get pesky.It's very powerful and very accurate.
Crosman Titan nitro
By Byron on March 24, 2011
Great rifle. If this is your only air rifle, it would be a great choice. Nice quality and a decent scope. Very easy to use and to sight in the scope. I mainly use it to plink. I live in a resort area and enjoy the wild live. The only pests are the tourist.guns
By jack on March 20, 2011
it is a very accurate gun and I like it alotgood deal
By wayne on March 18, 2011
my gun would not cock ,absolute. was able to fix with some grinding .shoots very well .this is my first .22 & I like itcrosman titan gp
By WILLIAM on February 24, 2011
I purchased two of these rifles, one is at retailed price and one refurbished. The retailed one is great with power and accuracy right out of the box. Very low noise, sounds just like the Benjamin Trail .22. For the refurbished one, I was a little unlucky because I received one that need a little TLC. The refurbished one has a notch does not lock properly to the same position every times after the barrel breaks and returns. So I used a Dremal tool to reshape the angle to a sharper angle to allow the barrel to hold its position better. After that, the rifle shoots a dream. Due to the reshaping on the notch, the rifle breaks as quiet as the RWS or Beeman where those rifles use steel ball to hold the barrel in position. This is a great rifle with energy about 15 foot lb. Great for small games and paper targets. Your neigbors will be happy that the rifle shoots quietly.crosman nitro .22
By steven curiale on November 30, -0001
Fabulous! Came out of the box ready to shoot. Have taken care of a nasty groundhog problem that destroyed my vegetable garden.Titan Nitro
By Geo on November 30, -0001
Nice rifle. Great price on special for a refurb. But you are getting a Titan GP, not a Trail NP or NP XL.Crosman Titan
By Joe on November 30, -0001
Well got this when they were selling the refurbs.Shot this several times, didn't like the scope, would not zero. Then put a 3x9x32 AO and different mounts well it got better. So decided that the thumbhole stock was the next problem, then put a Summit stock on from Crosman. Now I have a tack driver, can take a squirrel out to about 40 yards. I now have a custom nitro at far less the cost of a new one.Crosman Titan Nitro .22
By Rich on November 30, -0001
Received the rifle a couple of weeks ago. Since it was a refurb, I didn't notice a break-in period like many customers. Accurate and repeatable once sighted in. I may buy a better scope in the future, but the 4x stock scope has good eye relief and sharp optics.
Here are some measurements I did with three pellets:
RWS Hyper Velocity
11 gr, 846 fps, penetrates 2x4 .72 in to back of pellet
RWS Super Point Extra, 14.5gr, 733 fps, penetrates 2x4 .68 in to back of pellet
Beeman Kodiak Copper, 21.12 gr, 569 fps, penetrates 2x4 .41 in to back of pellet
Energy of pellets is around 17.25 ftlb, Kodiak slightly lower, perhaps because of tight fit.
All in all, a very well made product. Kick is consistent, symmetric and doesn't appear to spoil aim.
I don't think you will be disappointed at this price range, or even higher.Nitro Titan 22caliber
By Royne Löfstrand on November 30, -0001
A very good price on this rifle! Has its beauty wrong but the price makes it worth it! Trigger is rubbish and very sensitive o. Can be changed for the better. Telescopic sight is junk but can be changed for the better. This rifle will cost five times more expensive in svergie.
I love the pressure in it.Exceeds Expectations
By DM on November 30, -0001
After 7 shots using RWS dome pellets from 11 yards; each one landed in a tight group! Even when zeroing, each shot touched one another. After sighting in which took less time than mounting the scope, I was getting consistent dime sized groupings! I'm very impressed so far.Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro . 22 Caliber
By holeshot on November 30, -0001
Very accurate Sighted it in with 4 shots.
Can not tell its been refurbished,looks brand new. A real tach driver. used Kodiak 21.12 gr. 1/2" groups at 40 yrds.
Great bang for your buckreview
By ken on November 30, -0001
ALL I CAN SAY IS BUY IT. VERY ACCURATE QUIET WAY BETTER THAN MY .177 BIG CAT. REFURBISHED MEANS NOTHING TO ME. I CANT SEE A NEW ONE WOULD LOOK ANY BETTER.Refurbished Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber
$114.99
By munir from Peshawan. Pakistan on May 3, 2012
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By Brian from Michigan on November 11, 2011
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When I purchased this product,I knew it would be money well spent but I can truly say that I am extremely happy.I,technically,have bought a hand-inspected rifle of which,I couldn't ask for more.It works great!Eric H.
By Josh from Gainesville, FL on February 27, 2012
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I was impressed with the quality, looked new to me.By Dragos from Romania ,Sighisoara. on April 16, 2012
I want a buy this air rifle.
By Staff on April 16, 2012
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I am sorry but we do not ship to RomaniaBy Daniel from Buffalo, NY on March 31, 2012
By reggie from springfield il on April 2, 2012
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75 yds.By Walter Corneto from Santa Rosa, Ca on April 2, 2012
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Hello; I set up my target about 20 yards away and was able to hit the bulls eye with no problem,, its a great gunBy Rich from Conroe, Texas on April 2, 2012
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I have my gun sighted in for 150 foot. This works best for me and at that range it has a lot of knock down power. I originally had a wood backstop for my targets but had to go to steel. Wood wouldn't last long with my gun being .22 caliber. With the damage my gun will do at 150 foot, I'm sure I could stretch the range out further but at 150 foot, it's on the mark almost every shot and it kills most everything I shoot at on my property. I love this gun.By Denny from Minneapolis on April 2, 2012
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I have mine sighted for 100 feet and it is lethal at that range for smaller animals and Canada geese. I have not tried it on any thing larger or at geater range. I have found it to be consistently accurate (with significant hold-over) out to about 100 yards.I found my"reconditioned" rifle to be in excellent condition and feel it is an exceptional value.
By Dan from CT on April 2, 2012
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As a regular shooter of regular firearms, I did not know how powerful this air rifle could be. This was a test weapon for me. From what I can tell it is comparable to a 22 short. 60 yards would be a good hit on any small game. I'm a target shooter but really like this rifle.By Matt from Kalamazoo, MI on April 2, 2012
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Well, that's a tricky question. As far as accuracy, there is a bit of drop off after 40 yards. Simple Kentucky windage can correct for this. As far as kenetic energy, I would think it also drops off at the 40-60 yard mark. I would be comfortable hunting at ranges 40 yards and less. With a good scope with mildot reticles, you could probably keep respectable groups at 60 yards or more. Just remember it is a break barrel pellet rifle, they all have their limitations. I would think this one hangs up there with other comparable brands and models.By Rene from Nashville, NC on April 3, 2012
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It has been effective for me out to about 45 yards on small game and can go through tin cans at 70yards with a little hold over, I have mounted a leapers 3x9x50 on mine and it makes for a good stable shot picture.By Curtis from Curtis.bedwell22@yahoo.com on December 12, 2011
By Josh from Gainesville, FL on February 27, 2012
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I couldn't even tell mine was refurbished when I got it. Also, the first few hundred rounds can be rough from what I have read when buying new. With the refurbish got mine sighted and haven't had any break in issues.By Scott Surgner from Burlington, VT on March 14, 2012
What do you think of the scope?
Can open sights be mounted on this using a shrouded or ramped front and notched rear sights?
Real wood stock and fore grip?
Thanks very much,
Scott Surgner
Burlington, VT
By Matt from Kalamazoo, MI on March 15, 2012
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It is 14 inches from trigger to butt. The scope and mounts aren't that great, but not bad enough for me to justify upgrading yet. The scope has held zero through about 750 shots so far, can't complain too much (I have been shooting chipmunks at 20 yards without a problem). You can NOT mount open sites to it without drilling and tapping holes, I wouldn't recommend it. The stock is real wood; the grain pattern is painted on, however. It has a nice heft and the thumbhole/pistol grip stock feels natural to me.By Justin from Oceanside, CA on March 15, 2012
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LOP is 13-1/2" long, the scope is acceptable, 4x32mm fixed power. It works and its bright and clear, wide field of view but it has no mil dots for shot drop compensation. This gun deserves a more powerful scope, i settled with a crosman centerpoint 3-9x40mm scope. The stock scope is an ok entry level scope. As your skills improve and you take further shots, you will eventually want to upgrade your optics. As far as iron sights, i wouldnt bother with them, i have not heard of anybody successfully installing iron sights onto a titan, why would you? The stock scope focuses down to 7 or 10 yds with no problems, and makes easy work of gophers or paper punching at 10yds all the way out to 50yds ore more. I bought a titan and tuned it for my brother inlaw for his birthday. He has been killing squirells at over 75yds with his .22 rifle. The entire stock is made of wood, i like my gun alot. I also own an NPXL 1100 and a marauder, and i find myself shooting the titan alot for casual plinking or mid range pest controll. The tItan is incredibly easy to cock and very easy to shoot accurately. The only thing i reccomend is getting an aftermarket trigger for it. Spring guns (nitro piston guns also) are sensitive to their hold and a stiff trigger makes it difficult to "float the gun" using the artillery hold. If you want a nearly match grade trigger instead of a lawyer trigger with a 8lb or 9lb pull, check out the grt-III trigger, (aka; charlie da tuna). I dont think you wil be disappointed with your titan dude, great gun and outstanding customerservicefrom crosman if you do encounter any problems down the road. Good luck man!By Ray from Port Charlotte Florida on March 16, 2012
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The lop is 13 3/4 inches, the scope is a quality air gun scope, very clear and was easy to sight in, I don't think you could mount open sights without taking it to a gun smith. The Stock is real wood and very good quality. This air gun surpassed all of my expectations! It is very quite, all you hear is a click. When shot into the water the pellet makes more noise when it hits than the gun does . It is also very accurate. At 30 yards. when shooting a 3 shot group all three were touching! I am ordering another for my Son so we can take them Squirrel hunting next season. My gun looks brand new. I can't tell it was ever used before. I hope this helps you, as you can tell I am very satisfied with my gun! It beats my 177 spring operated gun hands down.By robert from East stroudsburg, PA on March 16, 2012
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Hello Scott,The scope is Actully a pretty decent piece. The rifle has no provision for iron sights so if you want them you will have to drill and tap. The stock is all wood and the ergonomics are excellent. The price they are asking is so low it's ridiculous, you would be nuts to pass it up.
By lanos from orlando FL on December 13, 2011
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yes. you can swap it out for any scope.By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on January 28, 2012
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It can be taken off, but there is no open sights.....so how would you aim?By Mac_Daddy from Mendon, MI on May 13, 2012
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keep both eyes open and focus on you target over the barrelBy Adam Ellison from Provo, Utah on March 15, 2012
By Staff on March 16, 2012
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This is the higher power version of the Titan not the lower velocity version. However, I think you will get around 750 FPS max with a normal lead pellet.We have the Titan lower velocity gun on sale this weekend only for $74.99 . A lot of our customers prefer this because it's easier to cock, has a smoother action and still has plenty of knock down power for hunting. You will get around 650 FPS with a normal lead pellet and around 700 FPS with alloy.
http://www.airgundepot.com/crosman-titan-gp-c7m22np.html
By Harry from Bismarck, AR on February 10, 2012
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When we receive the item we ship it out same day and then it takes about 3 days in transit to get from our location (Utah) to Bismarack, AR, so about 3 day after the 13th.By Erik from Albuquerque, NM on February 11, 2012
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This is a single pump break barrel rifle.By Peter from New York on November 17, 2011
By Howard from Illinois on November 23, 2011
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Reloading is quick, even with my fat fingers.Break barrel, pick up pellet, place pellet in barrel, close barrel.
By Sidney from Cleveland, Ohio on November 23, 2011
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4-5 seconds if your ammo is handyBy James from midlothian va on February 15, 2012
By Staff on February 23, 2012
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A scope or other optics are the only sights you can mount on this gun.By Walter Dube from La Marque, Texas 77568 on March 22, 2012
Could you provide a phone number so that I could speak with someone? Thanks
Walter Dube
wadube@sbcglobal.net
By Staff on March 23, 2012
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Feel free to call our customer service line at 866-477-4867There is a sealed chamber of nitrogen in place of the spring chamber that compresses and decompresses just like the spring chamber. Nitro piston chambers are easier to cock and keep there power in cold weather better than spring chambers.
By John from Mesa, AZ. on February 18, 2012
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It is a sealed chamber of gas that compresses like the spring in other rifles, when the piston is released it pushed air (normal air) and the pellet out the barrel. As the chamber is only compressed and then uncompressed, staying sealed, no gas is used and thus wont need refilling.By mike from ny on February 2, 2012
By Josh from Gainesville, FL on February 27, 2012
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Definitely on the squirrels. I would think it would take out larger varmits like raccoons or possums. This gun packs a serious punch.By shep from buford ga. on February 20, 2012
By Mike from Los Angeles on February 27, 2012
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I am using it in the middle of Los Angeles, and nobody has complained. I don't think that it's very loud, considering the power of the rifle. It is no louder than someone hammering a nail, IMO.By Matt from Kalamazoo, MI on February 27, 2012
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It seems relatively quiet because of the short shot cycle. The sound of the pellet hitting a squirrel is about as loud as the gun itself. I shoot it an apartment complex without complaints, but my neighbors are all fairly lax. Depends o your neighbors, their proximity, sound conditions and local laws. I shoot it from inside typically, so the noise has nowhere to go. That way all that is heard outside is the whack of the big .22 pellet on your target. In summary, probably a little too loud with up tight, close neighbors; otherwise, you should be fine. I do recommend the gun though, especially for the price. Hope this helps.By Jim from Birmingham, Alabama on February 27, 2012
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This gun is extremely quiet I would definetly use it in a subdivisionBy Stephen from St Clr Shores, MI on February 27, 2012
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I too live in a subdivision. It is the perfect environment for a gun like this. Powerful enough to easily take care of squirrels, but quiet enough so no one notices.It is not exactly whisper quiet, but I think the loudest part about shooting is the pellet hitting the target. I was shooting from inside my attached garage & my wife who was right inside the house had no idea.
It is a beautiful gun for the money. The scope is mediocre, but the gun is great. Powerful, quiet, & very well built. I have had mine for under a week & I can't stop shooting it.
By robert from East stroudsburg, PA on February 27, 2012
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I brought Titan and a stoger x20 with the silencer on it, after shooting both I was surprised to hear the stoger was much loader (and it has a built in silencer) I have noticed that the heavier pellets the quiter it gets. I think you will be ok with this rifle. I love mine and the price is good too.By Robert from Lawrenceville, GA on February 28, 2012
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The gun is not very loud at all. Other reviewers have said that it becomes less noisy once it is broken in. The only sound heard with my Crosman Nitro is when the pellet hits the target with a "plink" sound. I use my gun in a subdivision where the neighbors are within 20 feet. No concerns from the neighbors have been voiced.By John Clark from yucca valley, california on February 21, 2012
Lets say I buy one and It doesnt work properly of course I want to return it. So, could you specify the warranty?
By Staff on February 28, 2012
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We have a 30 day return policy, so if it does not work properly then yes you are covered.By Paul from Greenville, SC on April 14, 2012
By Staff on April 20, 2012
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Your concern is realistic. If a break barrel rifle is thrown around a bunch, the mechanics can become loose and the accuracy will suffer. deviations will be slight over a long period of rough use. If the gun is handled properly, this will take years and may never happen at all. If accuracy is of utmost importance though, I would recommend putting up the money for an RWS side lever rifle. Very accurate and powerful.I hope this helped a bit.
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