Crosman NPSS - Provided by PyramydAir, .22 Cal, in Black Composite, Thumbhole stock.
Posted: September 6th, 2010 | Author: zackpow | Filed under: 22 Magnum Rifles | Tags: Air, airgun, control, crosman, gas, gun, hunting, nitro, pellet, pest, piston, pyramydair, ram, short, stroke |This is Crosman’s new Nitro Piston Short Stroke. This .22 cal version really hits the mark and hits it hard. It has quickly become one of my top 10 rifles.
@john23492
nope.. it is not bad at all.
Rick
would u say this gun is difficult to cock
@SilentSalvation1995
tough choice.. I like the NPSS a little better.
Rick
This or the Gamo Whisper CSI Camo with the gas ram?
@58sb
I really like this rifle.. I love to shoot mine.. it is quite, accurate, and easy to handle..
Really nice.
Rick
hey rick, im thinking about buying this air rifle, but is it a good buy?
ive done alot of research on this air rifle but im no too sure, whats your opinion on this gun?
@AirsoftSniper727..
in .177 go with the whisper.. in .22 go with the NPSS
Rick
@AndyWangCanBeatKimbo
same gun.. they moved it from crosman over to remington.. still made in the USA.
Rick
what is the diffrence between the crosman and the remington npss
@sfshrimp
I have one of the newer versions of it.. now it is a remington (still made in the USA!) and I love it.. quite and accurate in .22, the .177 is not nearly as accurate
Rick
Hey Rick, did Crosman make a new version of this without the scope peeling, if so can you review it? Thanks.
@KiiNgofTheCastle
last time I saw one it was..
rick
is the crossman phantom made in china
@TailSpin215
depends.. generally I like them better.. You can get a very high quality spring gun that shoots as nice, but they are serious money. The one spring gun that comes close in my opinion, is the RWS 350 mag… great gun.
Rick
are nitro piston riffles better than sping brake barrel rifles
@Rooster1Cogburn
Agreed… I’m a big fan of the German Beeman rifles or RWS rifles.
Rick
@AirGunWeb Yep, I’d honestly be scared to use a Chinese import. My father was looking for a rifle easy to cock as he’s got back trouble. I ended up pointing him to the Beeman R7 for $400 scopeless, but that’s a rifle that will look the same in 30-40 years with proper care. Thanks.
@Rooster1Cogburn
The fit and finish on this is pretty good.. the stock flaking issue has been resolved and the gun is a great deal better than the Chinese imports. Does it measure up to German quality.. no it doesn’t.
Rick
Being made in the U.S.A. means that the fit and finish is going to be poor and the stock is going to be falling a part on a brand new rifle. If you’re looking for quality, got to head over the the Germans.
@attentionsniper
I don’t use it… but following the owner’s manual is the safe bet. I’m not sure what that oil is, but if they are putting in the compression chamber it must be a high flash point silicone. I’ll have to see if I can pick some up.
Rick
@sfshrimp
350 mag.. for sure
rick
Hey rick, nice Video!
i have this gun also, what you think about the RMCOIL, which stand in the owners manual (Point 8). “aplly a drop of Crosman RMCOIL every few hundered shots into the compression chamber. The external metal parts should be cleaned with a cloth that has RMCOIL on it.” I read on some internetsites, that this isnt good for the weapon. Do you use this oil? thanks
@AirGunWeb Hey Rick, what do you suggest, the RWS 350 Mag or the NPSS? Which is better?
@kbckiwi
good question… that I don’t know the answer to? I’d talk to Crosman directly and see what they say.
Rick
@mikeesolazy
nope.. no need to fill it.. it is a sealed system.
Rick