Carabine à air comprimé Crosman GameFace avec bipied

Bought one of these rifles and brought it home. Fired 2 shots through it, then on the next shot pulled the bolt back and something inside broke (made a loud crack sound and the bolt suddenly felt loose). It would no longer load or fire after that. I was not rough or abusive; in fact the gun, being fully plastic, didn't inspire much confidence so I was handling it pretty gently the whole time. Went to exchange it for another one. CT had 2 left in stock; the first one had an open package and was missing several accessories, so it looked like a return. The other one looked sealed so I took it home, only to discover it wasn't actually sealed, and this new rifle seemed to already have exactly the same issue as the first one I bought, with the bolt feeling loose and rounds not loading or shooting. So out of 3 units, 2 were definitely damaged and not working after minimal use, and the third had already been returned and likely had similar issues. For the price and convenience of being able to buy locally, I was willing to accept a less-than-great item, and I've had good experiences with Crosman's Stinger AEGs before, so I was expecting this rifle to be at least usable. But this model, at least in my experience, has a close to 100% failure rate. Don't buy unless you're willing to return it several times before finding one that (might) work.

The rifle itself is actually pretty decent. It shoots upwards of 400 fps, and quite accurately, but I would recommend ordering some higher gram BBs than .20. The scope, bipod and strap that comes with it is absolute garbage, and the gun doesn't have iron sites, so you'll have to buy a scope to go on it. Hop up works, and the mag is solid. Bolt is realistic, and can be taken out to replace the spring. The pad at the end of the gun is more of a plastic than it is soft rubber.

I got this gun for my buddy and we went out to play a few games and on the first shot the trigger broke. Would NOT recommend!