Are Crosman products really made in USA?

[Petar]

Hello everybody,

Just a quick question-i'm thinking about buying Crosman Quest 800x,but i heard they're made in China,is that true?
PS
Which one is better quality Crosman or Hatsan?

[StevenG]

Some Crosman products are made in China, others not.
I think all the Springers are made in China.

I bet the device you just posted that with was made in China too.

[BenjiHunter]

Several Crosman guns are made in China.
The Quest is one of them.

[Petar]

Thanks for answers guys.
Does that mean Quest will ''fall apart'' or break in short time,or will they last long or would you rather recomend Hatsan?

[19Sheridan57]

I don't have a lot of experience with newer air rifles, or springers,,,  BUT, I do think Hatsans are good rifles & a lot of rifle for the money ! I also like that Hatsans tests their rifles with lead pellets & their claims of FPS, are darn close. I have seen other manufacturers claim 1000 fps, & you only got 750 with them using lead pellets.

[Privateer]

I am a Hatsan Fan Boy. Having admitted that? I still have several Crosmans including the Quest 1000x and NP2.
I actually have more Crosmans then Hatsan's if you count the CO2's and pumpers.
I drop the money into the Hatsan's though.

[Petar]

I don't have a lot of experience with newer air rifles, or springers,,,  BUT, I do think Hatsans are good rifles & a lot of rifle for the money ! I also like that Hatsans tests their rifles with lead pellets & their claims of FPS, are darn close. I have seen other manufacturers claim 1000 fps, & you only got 750 with them using lead pellets.

So,you recoment Hatsan 60 over Crosman Quest 800x?

[Privateer]

I'd take the Hatsan over the Quest any day.

[Petar]

I'd take the Hatsan over the Quest any day.

Thanks a lot!
I'll probably buy Hatsan then

[bird blaster]

i got a hatsan 1000x wood stock its pretty accurate with hatsan pellets but stock is c rap it split once on me. it scratches up easy. i get 1 inch groups at 30 yards but the screws go loose alot. not bad for 100 bucks.

[TexasInfidel]

I prefer wood stocks
If Hatsan offered more I would buy more.
I think the vortex is a better ram.

[Acapulco]

Crosman states "Built in the USA"  Key word BUILT

[phoebeisis]

My recently bought-2 months old-1377 BOX says
Made In USA  From Globally Sourced Components
So USA workers do assemble them
and my 1377 is a real bargain for $55 delivered
With a adjustable sear spring-it is a good shooter-
I will polish the sear soon-and it will be better still
So I would favor crosman over HATSAN just for the USA assembly
but I have a RWS 460 also-$360 and I HOPE all german parts-but who knows.
Charlie

[Privateer]

i got a hatsan 1000x wood stock its pretty accurate with hatsan pellets but stock is c rap it split once on me. it scratches up easy. i get 1 inch groups at 30 yards but the screws go loose alot. not bad for 100 bucks.

That group is with iron sights right?

[bird blaster]

Scope

[TexasInfidel]

Assembled in the USA
 

Crosman states "Built in the USA"  Key word BUILT

[Nomadic Pirate]

Economically they couldn't offer the guns at the prices they do if they where made in the US, .....you have to take one or the other.

[lefteyeshot]

I got a bunch of Hatsans and other guns made by Hatsan. I've also got two old pawn shop Crosman Storm XT's. Like a Vantage or Optimus or B19. Also got a Swiss Arms Wood Thumb Hole Classic that's identical to the Crosmans. ($54 at dpciwholesale.com).

I love my Hatsans but the Crosman like guns will take a GRTIII trigger. Got one in one of the Storms and my Silent Cat. That ain't nothing but sweet.

The big Hatsans are what they are. Heavy, good looking cannons and I love shooting them. Hatsan sales alot of guns but if the had a trigger like the GRT or the German triggers they'd sale like Krispy  Creme donuts.