M1 Carbine Full Auto! - Setting up the CO2 Powered Crosman Full Auto M1 Carbine

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Today’s video is “M1 Carbine Full Auto! - Setting up the CO2 Powered Crosman Full Auto M1 Carbine”  We would like to thank all our AirgunWeb and Gateway to Airguns sponsors and supporters, especially our Patreon Members and Officer’s Club Members, for helping us create this content to help you all get the MOST out of your Airgun!
 
I love airguns with the “more fun” button, and the Crosman Full Auto M1 Carbine certainly has that going for it.   The Crosman M1 Carbine is a replica of the iconic firearm.  It has open sights, with the rear peep sight adjustable for windage and elevation, a select fire switch to go from semi-automatic to fully automatic, a 300-round BB reservoir feeding a 25-round magazine, and a decent aesthetic.  Build quality is a little “plastic fantastic,” but it feels OK and sturdy enough once you get past that.  We are talking about a $140ish (+/-) product here.   Today, we’ll talk a little bit about features and how to get it set up with CO2.  We’ll load the 300-round magazine and test the select fire capabilities.  This should be a fun time, and I hope you all enjoy the video on learning how to set up your Crosman M1 Full Auto Carbine.

Man, it’s a great time to be an Airgunner!

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[Hoosier Daddy]

Hi ya Cheryl,,,That got my interest!
Thanks.
The desciption on the amazon link says "25-ROUND CAPACITY - 300 BB reservoir."
Which is it?
*EDIT* I watched the video... now it makes sense.

Officer’s Club Members.. oh my, haven't heard that term in years... I was a lowly NCO.
Guess I still am.