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Crosman ST1 Full Auto: Straight from outer space...
The appearance of this weapon makes it look as if it belongs to the armaments of the Imperial „Storm-troopers“ from Star Wars or directly in the hands of the Starfleet.
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Air revolver in black polymer design. Compared to the previous version, this
model is equipped with a 22 mm mounting rail.
10 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
July 28 - 31.
$ 82.3
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The air revolver Crosman Vigilante is the successor to the original Crosman 3576W model. The revolver is now equipped with a 22 mm mounting rail, which provides space for attaching a tactical flashlight or a red dot sight. The revolver is suitable for recreational and sport shooting at short distances. An advantage is the possibility of using both a pellet magazine (10-shot) and a BB magazine (6-shot). It is recommended to use only high-quality, proven ammunition in the revolver. The rifled steel barrel increases overall accuracy.
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Daniel Rosický
20.10.2025
Machine translation
Unfortunately, I must have stumbled upon a failed piece. For a barrel with a
bore, the revolver is pretty inaccurate. I'm having trouble hitting a 50-crown
sized area at 5 yards. I've tried various pellets, buckshot and I'm pretty much
disappointed. Other airguns without bore for half the price are much more
accurate. Last but not least, the drum keeps spinning. With a loaded gun it is
quite normal for the drum to spin and the pellet not fire. It deforms in the
drum because the barrel is not fused with the hole in the drum. After each load
you have to open the gun and make sure that the hole for the pellet is right
against the barrel. The stock is really only held in place by a light click. By
the second bomb, the stock often splits in half because of fatigue of the two
plastic beads. I don't know if it's like this with all of them or if I really
just have a defective piece but I shot a total of 2 magazines and packed the
air rifle back up. It's nice for show but that's about it.