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| From 50 feet and using a new c02 in my Crosman 1077 the Crosman destroyer went through the phonebook about a 1/2 inch thick, I also tried the Crosman hunting pellet and it seem to only penatrate 1/2 w ... |
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| Don't remember the Crosman 400 either sound like a good catch. As for Co2 back in the 60's I have a Crosman 99 which is a 22 cal Co2 pellet rifle I purchased new back in 68 or 69. |
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| After shooting a cardboard box for a while I decided to build a stand too, I bought a couple of 1x2's 8 foot long and using a couple scrap pieces of 2x4's for the feet made a economy stand about 5 fee ... |
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| I recently purchased the crosman 1077 ( great pellet rifle) and after shooting up some of the more expensive .177 I went to wally world and bought the destroyers for $2. a can for 250, they are great ... |
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