Product Description
Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip: Sports & Outdoors. During the 1950s, new accounts included Sears Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward, and Western Auto, all of which sold Crosman's products under their respective brand names. The Crosman C41 air pistol features alloy construction that gives it a realistic weight and feel. A medium framed pistol, the gun has ambidextrous checkered grips and is modeled after the famous German pistols of WWII. Powered by a 12-gram Powerlet CO2 cartridge, and boasting muzzle velocities up to 495-feet-per-second (FPS), the C41 has an 18-round, spring-fed magazine that ensures accurate BB feeding with every shot. An easy-slide grip guarantees quick CO2 replacement, resulting in less downtime and more time on the range. Specifications Powered by 12-gram CO2 cartridge 0.177 caliber Firing velocity up to 495 FPS Two-pound, 14-ounce weight 6.75-inch length Smooth bore barrel Fixed blade front sight Notch rear sight Slide safety About Crosman In 1923 in Rochester, New York, Crosman was founded as Crosman Arms Company. From its inception, Crosman's principal products were airguns and airgun ammunition. In 1966, Crosman introduced its own Crosman brand airgun, the Crosman Pumpmaster 760, which has sold more than 11 million units to date.
Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds
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