Crosman 362

Arrived with rear sight sticking out through the box better packing needed front sight fell off after 5 shots once that was tightened up and all the screws on rear sight got tightened up it shot 5 pellets same hole 15 yards trigger is great pump effort great report not bad would recommend checking all screws before use will buy a steel breech kit for scope later feel like it needs fiber optic front sight over all I am pleased

VERY excited about this new 362 model. My hope was a 392 or 397, but suppression is not possible because of the stubby barrel. I recently finished building up a 1377 into a rifle with 24" Maximius barrel, shoulder stock. steel breech, pump handle extension, scope, and TKO. Plinking targets, small lizards and rodents is pretty easy and quiet at 600+ fps and 10.3 gr.. It will be great to be able to begin that kind of project with a true rifle frame! Now if someone would just bring the Crosman Custom Shop back to life...

Just got my 362 today. Took it out of the box, cleaned the bore and took about 15 break in shots. Hung a fresh target @ 10 meters and it made one ragged hole which I could cover with a penny! Used factory peep, Excite Hammer pellets, and 3 pumps. SWEET!

a little rifle a 10 year can shoot with two pumps is @ 8 pumps 85% of average 22 pcp, out of the box a lot of fun solid and tighter than it looks bone stock peep sight amazingly decent to ten yards,trigger better than expected accuracy is half inch @ 10 yards or better, recoilless Thanx crosman 50 shots in a bit more work but versatile and does a lot for a little and offers room for improvement.

Overall, I am happy with this rifle. I don't really care for the sights and would have preferred the fiber optic sight like the 2100. Also, when pumping the rifle, you had better pay attention to where your fingers are or else expect to get pinched. The forearm fits flush against the front of the receiver and it is very easy to let your pinky stray into this pinch point. The trigger requires a bit too much force (similar to the 2100) and I sometimes pull the barrel slightly to the right when firing. With that said, it is powerful and fun to shoot. I was not expecting this to be a premium rifle at this price point, but there are some things that could be improved.

This is a very handy carbine that is easy to pump and appears to have been built with durability in mind. Very solid build quality. I was pleased to see a rugged metal pump piston rod when I opened the pump handle. The longer pump tube and lever (compared to the 1377 and 1322 with which it shares parts) really does give greater power AND easier pumping effort! The Crosman steel breech for the 1322 will fit this model (although on my example the rear sight screw needed to be slightly shortened to prevent interference with the hammer). I mounted a Williams peep sight and am very impressed with the accuracy obtained. No recoil, and this rifle seems as if it will last many years provided care is taken to follow the instructions (the metal internal parts remind me of my Dad's Crosman 130 which he purchased way back in 1966 and is still going strong, btw). Great shooting fun for the whole family!

It's a hard shooting gun for the price. Pellets are difficult to load though. They hang up on the breech screw, then again on the way in the barrel. The crown on the barrel has a bit of a ding on it that probably lessens accuracy. Holding the grip while pumping is pretty dang uncomfortable, it was made for little hands.

The stock has great balance and shoulders well. The pump arm offers a bit more leverage than the 1322 The trigger isn't bad considering the very low cost of thdisappointed. Adding a steel breech is easy, and will allow use of a scope. The stated velocities are spot on, I applaud Crosman for being honest. Overall I am very impressed with the quality and forethought that went into the making of this multi pump air rifle. I highly recommend adding one to your air arsenal, you won't be dissapointed.

Pretty much dead on out of the box at 15yds. Hit with a solid WHAP! on 8 pumps. Backed up to 25yds, tweaked in the sights, and had a respectable group in no time with the peep. My chronograph showed 513fps AT 25yds!, NOT the muzzle! At 25yds this 362 hits harder than my 1322 at the muzzle! That's power. You'll get low 600s at the muzzle with normal lead pellets. Those are true figures. Again, that's power. Feels good in hand. Looks good. Hits hard. Reasonable price. Assembled in US, so at least some of my money went to help a family here. I'm very pleased, and will buy another I promise. You will too. I own number 00371

I haven’t had this much fun in years. I’ve shot more pellets thru this in gun in one week then I’ve shot thru all my others all year. It’s a great little squirrel hunting rifle. I’ve added a steel breech and scope to my first one and can put 15.89gr pellets to the mark at 68’. I’ve ordered another one to keep open sights on. Lots of tinkering and tons of shooting fun for me. Out of the box it’s a great gun for an advanced jr shooter. Hopefully colored synthetic and wood stock options will be available. Crosman may have a winner with this one.

Received from Crosman a few weeks ago. Straight shooter right out of the box. Love the trigger. Peep sight a little hard on this old man's eyes. Put a dab of white out on front post. problem solved. Great for plinking, or small game. Pump is a little loud for hunting though so make sure your pumped up at a fair distance before you stalk your game. Rifle is light and draws easily up to the shoulder. For the money this is a winner.

Pumping effort is moderate - any active person more than ten years old should be able to handle it. The factory peep sights are simple, easy to use, and accurate. The plastic stock is well designed and functional. Metal parts are nicely finished and blued. Pumping action feels solid and durable. Not as fancy as my 1990s vintage Benjamin 392, but just as accurate and powerful. The Crosman 362 is a great air rifle for the price. If you want the variable power, lack of recoil, and accuracy of a multi pump air rifle, get one.

Out of the box it's very light. I added the steel breech, 6x scope and it weighs a bit more. This is what I wanted my older 1322s to grow into. I'm happy with power and accuracy after 100rds. The extra leverage when pumping is nice.

Value check Accuracy check Quality could use another washer or be tighter on the one that is at the pivot point of the pump arm the pump moves side to side quite a bit and a steel breach would be nice but other than that great gun spot on out of the box hits hard. Again for the price its a winner for sure.

I love this gun !!! Cleaned the barrel first thing - then sighted it in - tight shot group - very accurate - much more power than my rebuilt 2200 !!!

Have bought two so far. Put steel breeches on them. Williams peep sight on one & 4x scope on second one. One ragged hole at 50’ with scoped rifle. Very powerful and phenomenal value. You have a winner with this one, Crosman. It’s the perfect size for a 10 year old, and easy for him to recharge & load. Looking forward to some variations to this model going forward. This would make a perfect “custom shop” platform to work from.

Shot great for the first 5 shots and some pin located behind the bolt kicked up locking the gun up, making it useless. I expected better from Crossman. Now how do I repair this? I pumped it 5 times last night, when it locked up...

The rifle came with nothing that needed to be tightened. The sight needed to be moved all the way to the left to sight it in. I purchased a steel breech and a Williams peep sight. It shoots great with lots of power in its as built configuration but I added a 24 inch barrel and got 60 more feet per second (oops so much for the warranty). Its easy to pump up and accurate. A worthy successor to Crosman 22 pump ups of the past.