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Crosman AK1 is a perfectly crafted automatic air rifle in 4.5 mm calibre
powered by two CO2 cartridges.
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€ 275.3
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers American manufacturer Crosman brings a modernized Kalashnikov in 4.5 mm caliber powered by CO2 cartridges. This automatic air rifle can shoot steel BB pellets in semi-auto and full-auto mode with a theoretical rate of fire of up to 1400 rounds/min.
The polymer body hides an all-metal mechanism, which gives the gun high durability. The folding stock is length-adjustable (sliding). Thanks to this, the rifle can also be used by a shooter of smaller stature. You can easily mount various tactical accessories such as a laser or flashlight on the tactical handguard. A 22 mm mounting rail is also located along the entire length of the receiver cover, which greatly facilitates the installation of, for example, a red dot sight. The fire mode selector, which is now more easily accessible, is also worth mentioning.
The magazine has a capacity of 28 steel pellets and we recommend filling it using the included speedloader. Two 12 g CO2 cartridges are also inserted into the magazine, which serve as the power source and allow up to 100 shots. Insert both cartridges at the same time and first tighten them slightly so that they are not pierced yet, but the gap between the valve and the cartridge is sealed. Then gradually tighten both cartridges with the included Allen key. Failure to follow this procedure may result in the entire cartridge venting out.
The overall impression and unforgettable shooting experience is further enhanced by a very strong blowback system, which faithfully imitates the operation of the bolt.
The length of the gun with the stock folded is 61 cm, with the stock unfolded 80 cm and with the stock fully extended 87.5 cm.
- Attractive design
- Automatic air rifle
- Powered by 2x CO2 cartridge
- Tactical handguard
- Adjustable and folding stock
- Strong blowback
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Tichondrius
Registered user,
30.04.2023
Machine translation
So, I was deciding between MP40 and MP5, and in the end I chose this mix. Nice
piece, honest material, nice ergonomics and reasonable blowback, even with
factory sights you can hit something but the magazine… friends the magazine.
Two packs of gutalax to go with it. First, about 1 in 4 magazines jammed my
ammo in the valve hole, then again in front of it for a change. You have to
fiddle with it a bit with a file, maybe half the magazine with screws, then you
can do it but for the price :-|
Jan Hereit
13.11.2025
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Jan Blažek
15.05.2025
Machine translation
A good weapon for fun shooting, and the possibility to add various accessories.
Unfortunately the workmanship and quality of the piece detracts from the
experience.
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