Quick question, Steven = Who controls the supply of pumps that Crosman sells?
Not that it matters but, I think it was more like 400 FD-PCP sold. I'm pretty sure I heard that from Mike. As far as ONE "exploding".... no comment on that... I wasn't there and don't know the circumstances. Hearsay is all I have. Which, btw, is certainly still enough to raise caution. None the less, this thread is about the Maximus.
I wonder if that stock would interchange with the wood disco stock??(whispers) Crosman maybe next a thumbhole stocked version??? I personally would fit a great excuse to buy one if they did lol
PCPs are the new thing... but remember that for every pcp they sell, they sold 100 springers... and to the starter masses, a 100 dollar quest will always look more appealing, since there is no need for 150 worth of ancillaries and accesories.
Quote from: lillysdad621 on January 24, 2016, 12:21:53 PMPCPs are the new thing... but remember that for every pcp they sell, they sold 100 springers... and to the starter masses, a 100 dollar quest will always look more appealing, since there is no need for 150 worth of ancillaries and accesories.The nitro piston is attracting a new crowd. Break barrel simplicity and low price. Whats not to love?
I just ordered my first NP model Crosman. Called the F4, I think it's also called the Fury. Composite stock and no open sights. Wal Mart sells them online and mine was $69.95 delivered. I wanted something hopefully quieter than my Phantom. That Phantom made scopes slide. Went to a one piece mount with a stop pin. The sliding stopped, but then the Phantom broke the scope. How loud are guns like the Disco, and probably this new one?
Quote from: Iamscotticus on January 24, 2016, 11:12:02 PMQuote from: lillysdad621 on January 24, 2016, 12:21:53 PMPCPs are the new thing... but remember that for every pcp they sell, they sold 100 springers... and to the starter masses, a 100 dollar quest will always look more appealing, since there is no need for 150 worth of ancillaries and accesories.The nitro piston is attracting a new crowd. Break barrel simplicity and low price. Whats not to love?Limited fpe and the more fpe the more likely it is to be a scope eater and hold sensitive... and then there is barrel droop.. pumpers for me since the 1960s...
I agree. And I will be surprised if street price doesn't end up being under $175 in a few months.As for the Disco, it sells extremely well. Especially considering that it isn't typically sold in big box stores. I'm seeing comments that people don't buy Discos in the big box stores because they're not cheap enough; but it seems to me that the reason they're not buying them in big box stores is because they're not in the big box stores for them to buy! Cabela's, Academy and Gander Mountain around here carry airguns, but I've never seen a PCP rifle nor any PCP ancillary gear in any of them. Almost as if they don't exist. IMO, that's why Joe Average doesn't know they exist.
Bait and switch on the price now it is $220... funny how Corporations believe deception in marketing works... http://www.crosman.com/new-for-2016/new-for-2016-airguns/maximus-177Here is the press release that says the MSRP is $200...http://www.crosman.com/connect/benjamin-airguns-announces-new-entry-level-pcp-rifle/