Crosman Bushmaster BMPWX Full Auto CO2-Powered BB Air Rifle And Red Dot Sight, Black/FDE

I own both the Crosman Bushmaster BMPWX and the SIG Sauer MPX, and honestly, the Bushmaster shocked me with how good it is. Right out of the box, the Bushmaster looks awesome, especially in the Black/FDE combo. It comes with a working red dot sight, and the full-auto mode hits HARD. The blowback is crisp, and it’s so much fun to shoot that I burned through a whole mag with a huge grin on my face 😄. Now, the SIG MPX feels more realistic and has better long-range accuracy, and the 88g CO2 gives it more shooting time. But it doesn’t come with a sight and costs way more. The Bushmaster? Way better value. For the price, you get a solid build, great looks, a red dot, and full-auto that rips. If you’re on a budget but want fun and performance, this one wins. ⸻ 🔧 Pros: • Full-auto is wild and powerful • Solid feel, good weight • Red dot sight included • Cheaper than the MPX, but still awesome Cons: • CO2 runs out fast • Not as accurate at longer range as the MPX ⸻ Bottom line: I love both, but if you’re deciding between the Bushmaster and the SIG MPX, the Bushmaster gives you the most bang for your buck — literally. Highly recommended!

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.

I love this damn little thing its so much fun. I put a decent scope on it and made sure I put a little do of oil on the co2 when I loaded it. Do yourself a favor do not load the magazine all the way or try to squeeze that extra bb in there. If it holds 19 put 17 or 18 tips. The spring gets messed up if you try to force it. Use the little speed loader it works great. Just trust me don't try to squeeze that last two bbs in. Not worth it you'll screw the little spring up. Keep the little o rings lubricated and this thing will shoot round after round. I can't tell you how many bbs I shot through mine but it was a truck load. If you want to save on co2 just change one out at a time. Instead of using 2 new ones. Start with 2 of course but when they go bad just remove the first one and leave the other empty one in it. You still get plenty of shots and you don't go through so much co2. But if you wanna go full auto change then both out. But if you are shooting targets and just plinking around then one co2 cartridge works just fine. But you have to leave the other empty one in there or the co2 just goes right out as soon as you puncture it.

Very accurate, great quality, and easy to operate.

Fun bb gun. I like the look and feel of it. Bought to start teaching my 13 year old gun safety and how to shoot. It is good for that. The magazine fits nice, but there is some improvements to be made. Larger capacity would be nice. Hard to load as the pin does not lock back and tear up my fingernails doing so. Speed loader is hit and miss, takes a little trial and error. The way the co2 cartridges load in magazine leaves also a little to be deesired. Have had a couple that would not fully puncture. Overall a fun little gun though. I think priced a little high for overall value. I did. Not spend much more on Sig MCX air rifle pellet gun and the functionality of that is much better.

This BB Gun is AWESOME! It's Super fun and it feels really nice, it has some weight to it and it has a 6 position stock. Comes with a red dot sight and a speed loader. There is a video about this gun that says the Thum Drop doesn't work but that's false. The Thum Drop DOES work. This gun also has a functioning dust cover. Over all this is WORTH Your money and it's super nice!

Is easy to use to build quality is outstanding honestly I wish I didn’t wait so long to buy this thing I keep telling people that it is the coolest toy that I have ever bought and put myself in my life and I hold true to that it is amazing I love it the clip has seals in there for the for the CO2 cartridges and it fell apart on me and I haven’t been able to use it cents and that kind of bums me out but the gun itself is absolutely amazing I would suggest it to anybody that is of age to be responsible with it I just wish that the magazine had come with maybe some extra seals or the little screws that hold the seals and maybe that would’ve been great other than that this is a super fun thing to have

I bought this, for lack of a better description, BB Gun without reading that this seller has a NO RETURN policy on ALL AIRGUNS! That's totally on me. They got me this time. But mark it down, they will never get me again. First of all this airgun lobs BB's at about 286 mph. A good major league pitcher can throw a baseball at 98 mph. Not that much faster than he can throw a baseball. I was taken in by the fully automatic action and the product videos. Again, totally on me. I should have done some more research. The video shows a handy speedloader, that is supplied. It's supposed to make it easy to load BB's quickly. It jams immediately EVERY TIME. I am using CROSMAN Copperhead 4.5mm steel BB's. I have NEVER been able to load BB's with the "Handy" speedloader. It does not work. The Magazine holds 25 BB's which on full auto, even using short bursts will empty in about ten seconds. You have to stop and take the mag out and reload. An extra mag is about $40. The instructions say that the spring loaded follower locks back so you can load the BB's easily. IT DOES NOT LOCK BACK! It is difficult at best to hold the follower back with one hand, holding the mag in one hand and pour BB's in the tiny hole to refill the mag. I solved this problem by taking a paint can opener with a hook on one end. and gluing a short piece of dowel on the shaft. You can grab the follower with the hook and pull it back and the dowel slips over the end of the mag and you can let go of it and its locked back. leaving both hands free to load bb's. I also chucked the junky speedloader and bought a .97 cent Ketchup squirt bottle and put my bb's in it. I cut the tip off just enough that one bb will fit thru it so I can pour them in the mag easily. In my opinion that whole mag and speedloader design are terrible. I have been able to get about 4 loads of the mag through the gun before it begins to become weak and needs new Co2 cartridges. I would like to have seen a larger capacity magazine and larger capacity Co2 system. It's a fun little gun, not worth the cost, problematic and time consuming to load, and grossly short on bb and Co2 capacity. I would not buy it again and I definitely not buy it from this seller.