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The Crosman Triple Threat translates the design of the classic revolver into an
CO2 air gun. The revolver is capable of firing both pellets and BBs in
.177 caliber (4,5 mm) and offers both Single Action and Double Action modes.
Easily interchangeable barrels of various lengths are included.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The Crosman Triple Threat takes the design of a classic revolver and turns it into an airgun. It is powered by a 12g CO2 cartridge that provides enough power for 55-60 shots. The cartridge is inserted directly into the handle and maintains pressure in the system. The gas is released from the mechanism by the impact of the hammer on the valve, then goes through the barel and propels the ammo.
Keep in mind, however, that this is CO2 - in temperatures below 10 °C, performance drops extremely. Cartridges are disposable so should be emptied immediately, failing to do so will put the gun under a unwanted pressure and may damage its seals.
The revolver is capable of firing both pellets and BBs in .177 caliber (4,5 mm) and offers Single Action and Double Action modes. In front of the hammer, you will find a safety that can be pressed from both sides to prevent accidental discharges.
The easily interchangeable rifled barrels in lengths of 3" (7.6 cm), 6" (15.2 cm), 8" (20.3 cm) and two types of magazines are included. The first mag is for pellets and holds ten rounds, the second is for BBs and has six slots. The magazines are also easily interchangeable, so you can change ammunition without any problems. The average muzzle velocity for pellet is 137 m/s, while the average velocity for BB is 129.5 m/s. The gun is fitted with a fully adjustable sight for improved shooting accuracy and a comfortable grip is guaranteed by the anatomically shaped handle made of durable plastic. The revolver achieves 3.3, J energy and is suitable for target practice or plinking with or without friends.
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A classic Crosman 357 made for many years, this one with a barrel swap option.
The revolver body construction is metal with plastic stocks, the interchangeable
barrels are plastic with an inserted steel rifled „tube“. The magazines
consist of two plastic „wreaths“, the first for ten pellets, the second for
six steel shot. The muzzle velocity with a conventional 0.5g pellet is roughly
in the range of 100 to 130 m/s depending on the barrel length. I do not
recommend shooting with steel shot because of the gradual destruction of the
barrel rifling. With pellets it is a fairly accurate revolver suitable for
target shooting. The disadvantage is that you have to readjust the sights after
each barrel change, each barrel shoots a little differently. In addition, the
eight-inch barrel is harder to rotate the „wreath“ (due to the thicker
central mandrel) and the chamber is not completely coaxial with the barrel
(I have two revolvers, both of which are exactly the same). The trigger of the
revolver works in double action mode. Despite the minor imperfections, this
revolver definitely deserves a recommendation for those looking for a simple,
fun and accurate gun with a time-tested design.
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