Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by sdedecker22 : crosman C41

this is a fun little gun to shoot I was surprised of the quality. the only things I don't like about it is the grip not locking in place, and the non functional action on top. but I fixed both problems with a little 5 min epoxy. a little on the action, and a dot on the frame allow it to dry and its just enough to snug up that pesky grip. Other than that its a really fun target/plinking pistol... It looks really neat too!
Well worth the money. don't forget the pellgun oil a dot on top of every Co2 bulb and this gun will treat you well for years to come.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by SGI "Amy" : Very satisfied

This gun has a nice Walther P38 shape, but the details are nothing similar to the actual gun.
However, the gun is heavy and all metal except the grip which made it feel and look almost like a real gun and the grip actually looks like wood unlike some plastic grips that are definitely plastic looking.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by O. Weston : not a toy

-will easily go through the bottom of a tough tin can.
-must stick each BB in a tiny hole in a flap surface to fill clip.
-though used to pinch gripping 25 lb plates; hard to screw in cartridge puncturing screw!

-good enough for cheap handgun practice.
-real feel.
-happy with it.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by Ender : Good gun with some flaws

It's a nice heavy gun. It has very good power and I love the magazine, It fits well into the gun and I like the way it pops out the bottom of the gun. The slide is a little annoying if you are trying to use a holster or if your moving around alot. It can be fixed however, by putting a little drop of glue that will hold it in place if thats a big problem for you. The grip, as many people say does move around alot, but I took the advice of another reviewer and put a little five minute apoxy on it and fits very snug now. SOMETHING I FEEL IS VERY IMPORTANT TO NOTE IS THAT THE GRIP IS NOT AMBIDEXTROUS! It has an indentation and a lip on the left side for your thumb that can be seen if you look carefully at the picture. This makes it very difficult to fire left handed because the lip gets in the way of your trigger finger. Other than that I love this gun and I still plan on buying a second one.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by Airgunner : Good gun at a good price

The gun has a great look and feel to it. It feels very similar to a Walther P38. This gun has good power so it can go through a soda can no problem, it has OK accuracy, and I can hit a 2 in. target at 50 feet. This is a fun gun to shoot.
Only thing that I did not like was that you can not adjust the sights. The slide moves but it does not blow back which you may like or may not.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by Craig A. Smith "websmithy" : Nice BB pistol

This is a nice and heavy metal pistol with only the grip being plastic. Nice FPS rate of bb fire. It would be nice if you could adjust the sights which is about the only negative I have for this gun. I think it would be much more accurate with a rifled bore, but then it would cost more. Looking down the bore you would think it is a 9MM weapon. The tighten key for piercing the co2 capsule is hidden. The design of this classic forestalls having a rail underneath the barrel for a red dot sight. The gun feels great in your hand(s). Nice kickback when fired. The metal magazine is a real plus...buy an additional one! This would not be my first choice if I have only one gun. But as a bb pistol I do recommended this bb pistol for anyone wanting a "classic" ww2 looking gun which looks and feels great when firing.

Crosman C41 Metal Frame .177 Air Pistol with Ambidextrous Checkered Grip
Review by M. Geller "MAG" : so far so good

received this gun 2 days ago and was impressed with the feel and heft.shot several magazines of copperhead bbs and was impressed with the power. accuracy has yet to be determined .( i am 70 years old and my eyes aren't what they used t0 be).but it appears to be pretty accurate. i like it and would recommend it. parents, its too powerful for young kids! '