Price history for Crosman DPMS SBR Full Auto Magazine, w/o CO2, DSFAM
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- September 5, 2024
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- September 5, 2024
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- July 12, 2024
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Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot Price History
Price History for Crosman Full Auto AK1 BB Magazine
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Current Price
$49.99
September 6, 2024
Highest Price
$49.99
July 12, 2024
Lowest Price
$49.99
July 12, 2024
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July 12, 2024
Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot Description
FULL SIZE, REAL FEEL, DUAL ACTION – Durable synthetic design and up to 1400 rounds per minute
FUELED BY (2) 12-GRAM CO2 CARTRIDGES – Delivers speeds up to 430 fps (CO2 cartridges not included)
ADJUSTABLE STOCK – 6 adjustable positions make the gun easy to handle and shoulder
25-ROUND DROP OUT MAGAZINE – Compatible with traditional 4.5 mm steel BBs (BBs not included)
ACCESSORY RAIL-MOUNTED RED DOT SIGHT – Keeps you on target
IDEAL FOR TARGET PRACTICE – Realistic weight, blowback action and functions, great for skill development, training and fun
Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot Specification
Specification: Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
‎29 x 9 x 3.2 inches
Package Weight
‎3.43 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH
‎29.5 x 3.1 x 9.2 inches
Item Weight
0.03 Pounds
Brand Name
‎Crosman
Warranty Description
‎Limited 1 Year
Model Name
‎Bushmaster MPW Full Auto with Red dot (Black/FDE)
Color
Black
Material
‎Synthetic
Suggested Users
‎unisex-adult
Manufacturer
‎Crosman Corporation
Part Number
‎BMPWX
Style
‎Bushmaster BMPWX Full Auto MPW CO2-Powered BB Air Rifle With Dual Action Capability And Red Dot Sight, Black/FDE
Included Components
‎Air BB Rifle
Size
‎One Size
Sport Type
‎Hunting
Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot Videos
Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Crosman Full Auto CO2 BB Air Rifle with Red Dot
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Larry K –
I just got this to target practice shooting from my W/C hoping the weight was comparable to the real thing. The weight and feel is great. More realistic than I imagined. It’s pretty fast on fully auto but you’ll empty the mag quick. Came pretty zeroed but I plan on adjusting it. Great buy!
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★★★★★
CaptMac67 –
This thing is awesome for ripping soda cans!! Everytime I show it off in full auto, people bust out laughing in pure glee lol. It’s that cool! Magazine fits and functions better than a real AR. Gun shoots great, functions just like a real AR which makes it great for training your muscle memory. My only complaints- 1. Speedloader is garbage. Broke mine on the 5th try. Just get a plastic bowl to hold the magazine over and pour bbs in. Collect the strays for later. 2. Extra mags are too expensive, and you will want extras!! *UPDATE: I think I’m 2 years in? Maybe 3? My original mag leaks down on one gas cylinder. Still works, but I really need to buy a new mag. The one way cylinder valves are built into the mag, so good news is I’ll have a new valve setup too. $55 fix, it’s worth it.
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Larry K –
Just wait to you get a hold on this bad boy. First time I shoot I was like 😱 it is an amazing full auto and feels so realistic is very nice build and strong. Highly recommended!!!!!!
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★★★★★
feli006 –
Very solid full auto BB rifle for under $200. Bushmaster is my favorite of the three Crosman full auto guns. The DPMS, the R1, and the Bushmaster MPW are all the exact same gun… same mags, same barrel length, etc. They simply look different based on config, stock, muzzle break, etc. The DPMS was the “version 1.0” and is the most common, but you will generally have more problems. The MPW and the R1 are more solid in my hands. R1 has flip sights (like DPMS) and MPW Bushmaster has no fixed sights and needs a rail attachment (comes with cheap but adequate red dot reflex). All of the Crosman full auto models in this series are good value (and so is the Crosman AK1 if you want a bigger heavier gun… but that uses different mags). Overall, the Bushmaster or the AK1 are my favorites for sure. I’ve also shot the Umarex Steel series guns (semi auto or 6 shot bursts), and they are okay but much cheaper quality, so the mags are crap and will break… rendering the gun useless (since replacement mags are real tough to find). …Grab the Bushmaster Crosman. You won’t regret it, and it can share mags with R1 or DPMS if you have those also. It is good to go right out of the box. The only accessory you may want is sling or bipod, but it is not very accurate. It wasn’t meant to be anything more than a plinker. You also don’t really need a sling for backyard or garage shooting (since you aren’t a hunter or soldier), so save your money for CO2 and targets instead. I think some people get hung up on the TactiCOOL stuff. Dunno.
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★★★★★
Precision air –
So I bought this hoping for the best. I have several AR’s and never get to shoot them because of time and money for ammo. This gun is incredible and gives all the feels of an actual AR. It sounds like a suppressed 9m when firing. The blowback action provides legitimate firing inputs and all major functions are the same as the AR. The only difference is when you extract a mag there is nothing in the chamber. Unlike an AR that would feed a round. All of the action is in the mag so unless the mag is in you can’t go bang. Accuracy is as good as you need. I added a Sig Romeo 5 because I had it handy and the red dot that comes with it is super cheapo. It works fine but is low and hard to obtain. I wouldn’t have changed it if I didn’t have another optic available. So much fun. Fire hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of rounds for the price of a 30rd 556 mag. Great training platform and a blast to shoot.
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★★★★★
charley –
I got two and they are both amazing they go through gas pretty fast because of the blowback, but it’s well worth it. They are great value for what you get.
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★★★★★
Atraxx12 –
This thing is great. Fun to shoot and is a nice little training tool. Pretty much everything other than the forward assist and BCG works like a tru AR. Loads of fun on full auto. Comes with a speed loader. Happy all around with the purchase.
Recommend picking up an extra mag.
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★★★★★
James B. –
Red dot is inconsistent..I have to slide battery tray in and out to regain battery contact..quite the pain. Also..the reloader is cheaply made..when it works it works.. otherwise it jams, no matter the angle and the loader section keeps popping off. I opted to buy a different sight and will just deal with the loading issues
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Larry K –
I just got this to target practice shooting from my W/C hoping the weight was comparable to the real thing. The weight and feel is great. More realistic than I imagined. It’s pretty fast on fully auto but you’ll empty the mag quick. Came pretty zeroed but I plan on adjusting it. Great buy!
CaptMac67 –
This thing is awesome for ripping soda cans!! Everytime I show it off in full auto, people bust out laughing in pure glee lol. It’s that cool!
Magazine fits and functions better than a real AR. Gun shoots great, functions just like a real AR which makes it great for training your muscle memory.
My only complaints-
1. Speedloader is garbage. Broke mine on the 5th try. Just get a plastic bowl to hold the magazine over and pour bbs in. Collect the strays for later.
2. Extra mags are too expensive, and you will want extras!!
*UPDATE: I think I’m 2 years in? Maybe 3? My original mag leaks down on one gas cylinder. Still works, but I really need to buy a new mag. The one way cylinder valves are built into the mag, so good news is I’ll have a new valve setup too. $55 fix, it’s worth it.
Larry K –
Just wait to you get a hold on this bad boy. First time I shoot I was like 😱 it is an amazing full auto and feels so realistic is very nice build and strong. Highly recommended!!!!!!
feli006 –
Very solid full auto BB rifle for under $200. Bushmaster is my favorite of the three Crosman full auto guns. The DPMS, the R1, and the Bushmaster MPW are all the exact same gun… same mags, same barrel length, etc. They simply look different based on config, stock, muzzle break, etc. The DPMS was the “version 1.0” and is the most common, but you will generally have more problems. The MPW and the R1 are more solid in my hands. R1 has flip sights (like DPMS) and MPW Bushmaster has no fixed sights and needs a rail attachment (comes with cheap but adequate red dot reflex).
All of the Crosman full auto models in this series are good value (and so is the Crosman AK1 if you want a bigger heavier gun… but that uses different mags). Overall, the Bushmaster or the AK1 are my favorites for sure. I’ve also shot the Umarex Steel series guns (semi auto or 6 shot bursts), and they are okay but much cheaper quality, so the mags are crap and will break… rendering the gun useless (since replacement mags are real tough to find).
…Grab the Bushmaster Crosman. You won’t regret it, and it can share mags with R1 or DPMS if you have those also. It is good to go right out of the box. The only accessory you may want is sling or bipod, but it is not very accurate. It wasn’t meant to be anything more than a plinker. You also don’t really need a sling for backyard or garage shooting (since you aren’t a hunter or soldier), so save your money for CO2 and targets instead. I think some people get hung up on the TactiCOOL stuff. Dunno.
Precision air –
So I bought this hoping for the best. I have several AR’s and never get to shoot them because of time and money for ammo. This gun is incredible and gives all the feels of an actual AR. It sounds like a suppressed 9m when firing. The blowback action provides legitimate firing inputs and all major functions are the same as the AR. The only difference is when you extract a mag there is nothing in the chamber. Unlike an AR that would feed a round. All of the action is in the mag so unless the mag is in you can’t go bang. Accuracy is as good as you need. I added a Sig Romeo 5 because I had it handy and the red dot that comes with it is super cheapo. It works fine but is low and hard to obtain. I wouldn’t have changed it if I didn’t have another optic available. So much fun. Fire hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of rounds for the price of a 30rd 556 mag. Great training platform and a blast to shoot.
charley –
I got two and they are both amazing they go through gas pretty fast because of the blowback, but it’s well worth it. They are great value for what you get.
Atraxx12 –
This thing is great. Fun to shoot and is a nice little training tool. Pretty much everything other than the forward assist and BCG works like a tru AR. Loads of fun on full auto. Comes with a speed loader. Happy all around with the purchase.
Recommend picking up an extra mag.
James B. –
Red dot is inconsistent..I have to slide battery tray in and out to regain battery contact..quite the pain. Also..the reloader is cheaply made..when it works it works.. otherwise it jams, no matter the angle and the loader section keeps popping off. I opted to buy a different sight and will just deal with the loading issues