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Last time I ordered parts it was 5 days before they shipped. Not too keen on it. Tax season? Election year demand? I don't really accept those excuses anyway. If this wasn't essentially the culmination and possibly a chance to keep the legend 140-150-22xx platform going I wouldn't be interested at all. I notice they dropped the Turkish line which actually addressed some of the things they should have already addressed with the Mrod platform. Would have to say as a business they have been on the downslide since Velocity took over. Everything is a clown show these days. Empty promises, lazy people. Talk is cheap in every industry, it seems.
You aspire to buy the best you can.
Aspire? I'm really not sure what the point of this post is but.. ok? Maybe if I add a happy face it will be betterI get the idea of cheap, but no one should aspire to buy the cheapest item.
. AI will hasten the downfall of humankind. Also not sure of the point of this post. Another happy face, maybeYou
the price must be at or below $150 to be loewer than price of new crosman 3622. Is there such a gun? I would guess some obscure Chinese rifle might meet paramater.
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- Stoeger XM1 Suppressed: This new PCP airgun from Stoeger has been well-received by customers. It features an integrated moderator, a 2900 psi air cylinder, a 4×32 scope, and a highly customizable stock. The small cylinder makes it hand-pump-friendly while still delivering up to 50 shots per fill. The Stoeger XM1 Suppressed is an ideal starting point for new PCP shooters on a budget1.
- Umarex Notos Carbine: The Umarex Notos Carbine is a regulated microcarbine that offers consistent power and accuracy at an amazingly low price. It can even be converted to a pistol by purchasing the grips and open sights kit. With its small air cylinder, it’s also suitable for those starting with a hand pump. The Notos Carbine can produce over 20 foot-pounds of energy across three 7-shot magazines1.
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...indeed...I gave up as it just keeps posting those rifles even though I keep explaining that none of them are below $150...Aspire? I'm really not sure what the point of this post is but.. ok? Maybe if I add a happy face it will be better
AI will hasten the downfall of humankind. Also not sure of the point of this post. Another happy face, maybe
The 3622 is USA made. And Crosman does appear to do a leak check and target test, at least for the Marauder they do as mine shipped with a target and air. Unlike the four CCC rifles (thankfully no longer have) which required numerous returns and frustration. The 3622 is clearly aimed to get PCP rifles into big box stores to compete with the ubiquitous break barrels. Low fill pressure and small reservoir make it hand pump friendly. Not sure that will work as the real hold up with PCPs in the lower end consumer market, you know, the people who do not hang out on enthusiast forums, is the pumping. What is needed is a packaged pump and rifle combo and the pump would be powered by chucking up with Big Yellow, that is, your dad's DeWalt cordless drill
.As with the Marauder I'm sure on the box somewhere it will say "Made in the USA with globally sourced parts" which leaves a lot to the imagination. As long as it gets built here "I'll allow it" as Mills Lane says.The 3622 is USA made. And Crosman, unlike the China Inc. does appear to do a leak check and target test, at least for the Marauder they do as mine shipped with a target and air. Unlike the four CCC rifles (thankfully no longer have) which required numerous returns and frustration. The 3622 is clearly aimed to get PCP rifles into big box stores to compete with the ubiquitous break barrels. Low fill pressure and small reservoir make it hand pump friendly. Not sure that will work as the real hold up with PCPs in the lower end consumer market, you know, the people who do not hang out on enthusiast forums, is the pumping. What is needed is a packaged pump and rifle combo and the pump would be powered by chucking up with Big Yellow, that is, your dad's DeWalt cordless drill
You did agree without realizing it. Those are outdoor enthusiast stores where people who are familiar with high powered airguns go to buy them.
)Yes. Love the aluminum housing on the 362, hate the plastic, heavy, "non adjustable" trigger. I don't doubt I will slowly deck it out if the platform proves to be worthy. Might even end up with another to outfit with a wood 2260 stock if they don't release a wood version quick enough. I like the shape of the 362 stock better, though.
The 362 stock is glass reinforced composite and more rigid than the plastic synrod stock. I'm going to assume (hope) the 3622 stock is made of the same material as the 362. I bought a 362 when they first came out #119 but hated the pump and converted the stock to accept a 2260 C02 tube. I call it a 362260 lol. That and the 3622 will make a nice pair. The 362 barrel is also very accurate so I have high hopes.
I hope the 3622 works out for you.
