List Price : $104.99 Price : $67.89
Product Description
The perfect gun for the younger or smaller shooter. The rugged, synthetic, all-weather ambidextrous stock and corrosion resistant, overmold rifled steel barrel will keep your gun looking great for years to come. 600 fps with minimal one-pump cocking force and fully adjustable fiber optic sights make this the ideal gun for target shooting. The Raven comes with dovetail grooves ready to mount the optic of your choice.
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The Crosman Raven is an ideal air rifle for younger or smaller shooters. A ruggedly durable synthetic stock is ambidextrous and all-weather, corrosion-resistant, and the barrel is constructed of rifled steel. Capable of firing at an impressive 600-feet-per-second (FPS) velocity, the gun additionally includes an adjustable fiber optic scope and dovetail grooves, ready to mount a wide variety of accessories.
Specifications
- Spring power source
- 0.177 caliber
- Firing velocity up to 600 FPS
- Five-pound weight
- 37.5-inch length
- Rifled steel barrel
- Fiber optic front sight
- Micro-adjust rear sight
- Cross bolt safety
About Crosman
In 1923 in Rochester, New York, Crosman was founded as Crosman Arms Company. From its inception, Crosman's principal products were airguns and airgun ammunition. During the 1950s, new accounts included Sears Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward, and Western Auto, all of which sold Crosman's products under their respective brand names.
In 1966, Crosman introduced its own Crosman brand airgun, the Crosman Pumpmaster 760, which has sold more than 11 million units to date. Crosman Corporation is now an international designer, manufacturer, and marketer of Crosman pellet, BB, airsoft rifles and pistols, Copperhead ammunition, and Benjamin pellet rifles and ammunition.
- Ideal air rifle for younger or smaller shooters
- Ruggedly durable synthetic stock is ambidextrous and all-weather, corrosion-resistant
- Barrel constructed of rifled steel; capable of firing at 600-feet-per-second (FPS) velocity
- Includes adjustable fiber optic scope and dovetail grooves, ready to mount wide variety of accessories
- This item is not for sale in some specific zip codes
customer review
Crosman Raven Compact Break Barrel Rifle Reviews
| 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful:  Quality Control Concerns, By Craig by Five (Maine, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Crosman Raven Compact Break Barrel Rifle (Sports) My son's second Raven broke before the first shot. Upon cocking the rifle for the first time the mounting block (appears to be aluminum or magnesium) that holds the barrel in place cracked. On the first rifle it cracked after about 25 or so shots. Amazon customer service was great, immediately provided me with a return shipping label. I will continue to buy from Amazon, but I will not buy another Raven. 12 of 14 people found the following review helpful:  The Crosman "RAVEN" Air Rifle, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Crosman Raven Compact Break Barrel Rifle (Sports) I bought this Air Rifle several weeks ago, and have really enjoyed using it. I did install a Scope on it, nothing special just a 3-9 X 32. I like to Target Shoot on my homemade range in my backyard. The Raven is a dream to shoot, easy to cock,and is powerful enough to handle my requirements, without any failure. I even went a step further with the personalization of the Raven, I used my airbrush to paint it "Urban Camoflauge"- Black,Gray,Light Gray, and White. Oh...don't forget the Price. That alone is a great reason to get this air rifle, and it's a nice rifle as a 'starter'. Just My Opinions.. Merry CHRISTmas Stan Reeves "Reeves Ranch" Goose Creek, South Carolina 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Hit or miss....no pun intended., By This review is from: Crosman Raven Compact Break Barrel Rifle (Sports) Size, weight and style were much appreciated by my 10 year old. Sights look good too. It appears that you will either get a functioning one or you will not. I did not, and found out like many other on the very first use. It seems that the plunger mechanism can arrive lodged in a forward position and lock against the barrel swing. So, what is supposed to be a 5-7 pound cocking effort becomes almost impossible. Increased effort results in a "pop" and the plunger retainer explodes and releases the plunger and the weapon will no longer lock up for firing. I do not know if this is from dry firing the weapon cocked - not likely as we never got to cock ours. I do not know if this a gravity cause - holding the trigger back while un-cocked with the muzzle down. I do not know if it was just a quality control issue or if the problem could be repaired or re-set before you break it in half. It was really a Christmas morning bummer. If you face... Read more |
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