crosman remington airmaster 77 manual air

As you may have noticed, air rifles produced with metal receivers have been slowly going extinct in this entry level air rifle bracket, and one reviewer of the AM77 on Pyramyd Air rightfully described it as the 'Holy Grail' of air rifles for still having that feature. I had decided on this air rifle after digging around for a multi-pump pneumatic air rifle, with a metal receiver, with the highest performance I could find, for less than $75. This later feature being something I've never had in any pneumatic air rifle I've owned, all of which were $50 or less. Second, it serves to answer the question “what is the difference between the Remington AirMaster 77, Crosman 2100B, and Crosman Legacy 1000?” To the keen eyed observer, you will notice that all three of these air rifles are seemingly based on the same design, which they are, but you will find differences in advertised velocities.ĭuring this year’s Pyramid Air birthday sale, I decided to pull the trigger (obligatory gun pun used) on the purchase of the Remington AirMaster 77, an air rifle I've had my eye on for some time due to several design features that I liked, those being a metal receiver and a metal pump rod. First, it is an overview of the basic, key features of the Remington AirMaster 77. This post is intended to serve two functions.

Crosman remington airmaster 77 manual air