mine like busted in half. i pumped it and when i released where the pistol grip meets the body just busted right in 2 all te springs and such just flew out lol

Same thing happen in the winter time. 1$ glue and stronger then ever.

Considering picking one of these up... is it really worth the money?

Yes. I'm heavily tempted to buy another (sold mine to pay bills)

Yes, is well worth the cash once you paint it up and buy extra shells.

Considering it's Crosman I assume it might be picky with shells... would TM shells be good to use in this bad-boy?

Yes, tm shells are compatible with the crosman

TM, DE, etc shells work with it just fine. I have a mix of them all (a dozen shells in total), all cycle great and with heavy BBs work well outdoors.

Using a shotgun, is very very fun. Some of my best times in airsoft are pumping a shotgun and seeing the bbs spread like crazy :D

i'm thinking about mounting a laser beacuse aiming isn't easy, but i haven't figured how yet. This saturday it will be my backup weapon .

Normally lasers are banned from most games in Québec.

Just look down the barrel. Agreed, the rear sight is too low, making it hard, but once i got a stock on mine (what a pain that was!!) I found the sights were easy to use.

Checked the flyer starting tomorrow hoping the sale would continue another week, but nope.. they do have a clearsoft Thompson with a drum mag though.. lol

I've got some available now (well, after October 2nd), cheaper than Crappy Tires regular retail :)

Jeff

Can these guns be safely bump fired? As in holding down the trigger and pumped. Or is that a no no for any shotguns? I read on another thread that the crosman has it built in so that was possible? Just wondering about long term use. Thanks