The C41 CO2 Pistol is an exellent weapon. Easy to use and shoot. I was extremely surprised how accurate it is compared to other C02/Air pistols. The only thing I do not like about the gun is the clip. It tends to not release the sping inside clip, but this can easily be fixed. Just have to get farmiliar with it. Also when loading the BBs inside the clip, it tends to release the sping if not careful sending the BBs everywhere, lol. You need to be extra aware of where your hands are placed to not hit the release. Besides that this gun is awesome, great sound, great look and feel. Easy to use, perfect to practice aiming with pistols before using the real thing. It is also good to teach Children how to shoot with the blowback/kick. Although I DO recommend that the Children be watched EVERY second when use this gun. Love this Pistol, it is the best CO2 Pistol I've ever had! Great for everyone to use. A must have. I also like that it sorta looks like a German luger. 8/10 for sure if not 9/10. A must have! I recommend getting 2 clips or more. At 18 rounds a clip it is a great pistol to use on small game! Great stopping power! So FUN!! Enjoy!

Very good gun. Perfect for practice or even hunting. Can take a squirrel from ten yards with one or two shots. But I've been practicing for years now. I don't recommend hunting until your average hit rate is at least 7-10. It's a great back up gun.

Crosman has hit the mark with the C41, IMHO. This is a very well built BB Pistol. Being constructed of roughly more than 95% metal alloy, the look weight, and feel of this pistol is quite realistic. The saying "built like a tank, but handles like a sports car", comes to mind. I had my C41 in the trunk coming back from the range, when I wrecked my car, (rolled over, etc). The car was ruined but the C41 that was in the trunk came out with hardly a scratch on it and it still work perfectly! The grips are plastic, but it appears that much attention was put into giving the plastic a realistic wooden look, because they do look like wood. I love how the small .177cal barrel liner is recessed into the shroud making the muzzle appear as though it's a 9mm. The pistol resembles the Walther P-38. The thumb screw for piercing the co2 powerlet is a little hard to turn if you have big fingers but does tuck away nicely without jamming up on the grips when being closed. The slide does move if racked but serves no purpose for function and does not blow-back when firing, (which is fine by me). The C41 pistol is actually quite accurate and groups pretty good at 33 feet for a smooth bore BB gun with fixed sights.
This is a very fun pistol to own and shoot with a large number of shots down range before you need to swap out for a new 12g co2 powerlet. I would recomend the Crosman C41 to any air gun collector or enthusiast, to parents looking to introduce their kid(s) to firearms, or just for anyone looking to have a Blast Plinking or semi-sroious target shooting.

I found the construction to be excellent. The heft and balance are wonderful. I feel that the (non-operational) slide motion was a bit unnecessary, but since it does not affect the function of the weapon, it's not a real issue. Power is more than adequate for plinking and target shooting. The grip/powerlet cover is a little looser than I'd like it to be, and the thumbscrew for the powerlet could be more accessible, but these are simply personal preferences. The sights are good for the effective range of the pistol, although they might benefit from some visibility paint. If you're planning on getting this pistol for a younger shooter, try not to hog it while you're teaching them to shoot. It's a really fun pistol.

First of all, it's a Crosman. This means quality and extremely performance. The speed is no joke. Accuracy is right-on-time. All that needs to be said is "Perfection is the enemy of Excellence"

Loved it. Fun to shoot and fast pellet velocity. Highly recommend it to all.

A fun gun to shoot. Very accrate for having a smooth bore. Being made on metal was the icing on the cake. I like how it is a look a like of the Walther P-38