Find an American or Hong Kong site that has it, take the base price before any taxes and shipping, then multiply it by 2 - 2.5.

That should get you the price.

Probably $59.95 at Canadian Tire. But that's only a guess.

A hunting store where I live had at least 10 different models of LPEG's and spring rifles, some Crosman, some God-knows-what, and nothing was priced higher than $99.99. And that was for a Sig 552 with clear receiver, etc.

Better to save your money and get a TM like I am... though if you want a cheap-arse alternative to real airsoft guns (I.E. a second gun you can hand your friends without fear of losing/breaking it) I'd say it's a fair bet. Personal experience with Crossman, however, tells me that this gun will probably break just after the 30-day warrenty is up... or after you spray-paint it, etc. It says something that my crappy little Walter P22 has lasted longer than the M4 I bought from Crossman.

:lol:

My P22 lasted so long that I got fed up with it not breaking and broke it myself. I think it was around the 12,000 BB mark then. My M4 broke much earlier, but it's a simple fix after you take a few weeks of thinking about it. In the end, I ended up drilling a hole through some parts and using a nail. It works to this day.

Well for the price, it's relativly new because it's not listed anywere, even on the crosman online store. But I don't think you have to bother to much about it.

You said that the little P22 is very hard to break, it's strange for a crosman built thing and sale on a other name.

6 Million dollars. In Monopoly money. It's not a "real" airsoft gun so we don't need "real" money for it, right?

LOL you have that right.