Crossman Airguns first models were the traditional American multi-pump pneumatic design, where 3 to 10 pumps would pressurize a reservoir for each shot. Descendents of these original models are still made, in rifle, pistol, and carbine form, and they are still quite popular. Like the Crossman Rifle's 760, 764 SB, 664 and the 2100 Air rifles. The Crosman 1377 air pistol is one of our best selling airgun pistol or rife. The Crossman 1377 has removable grips so a 1399 shoulder stock can be installed turning the pistol to a carbine rifle. Add the 459 MTC mount and you have a great carbine scope combo 

In the 1930s, Crosman airguns began to experiment with CO₂ power. Like other CO₂ guns of the day, there were bulk fill, which meant that liquid CO₂ was loaded into a pressurized reservoir on the gun. Other manufacturers started to use 8 gram CO₂ bulbs used in soda dispensers. Crosman airguns capitalized on this in 1954 by introducing a new 12 gram CO₂ bulb, called a Powerlet. The new Powerlet gave more shots per bulb than the soda bulb, and with the addition of a simple spacer, a Powerlet gun could use the shorter 8 gram bulb. The 12 gram Powerlet, charged with CO₂ and a tiny amount of lubricating oil to keep the airgun's seals conditioned, is used by nearly all manufacturers of CO₂ airguns today Crosman 2260 single shot air rifle is a good example. The Crosman 1077 12 shot semi automatic meaning you can shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger all made possible with Crosman's 12 gram CO2 Cartridges

In 2004, Crosman introduced a new disposable CO₂ power source, the 88 gram AirSource cylinder for airguns like Crosman 2250XT, 1077T and the new NightStalker

In addition to domestically produced models, Crosman imports German built Walther Umarex airguns, including replicas licensed by Beretta, Colt, Smith and Wesson, and Walther. These models use a higher percentage of metal parts, and are significantly more expensive than the mostly plastic models made domestically. Crosman also sells some spring airguns made in Mexico by Mendoza.

Crosman recently intoduced an online Custom Shop, which currently allows users to build a custom model 2240 pistol, with a wide variety of options. Using high end components available from the Custon Shop, it is possible to build a competitive IHMSA air pistol.

Crosman has manufactured and sold the Benjamin-Sheridan and Sheridan model airguns for many years. These models are still made to the higher quality standards of the originals, with wood stocks and primarily brass and steel components. The Sheridan line is strictly 5mm (.20 caliber), while the Benjamin-Sheridan models are available in .177 (4.5 mm) and .22 (5.5 mm) calibers, depending on model.

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For nearly 80 years, Crosman Corporation has produced quality manufacturing within its factories. Now others can take advantage of thier superior machinery as well as thier well-trained, experienced high-power workforce. Thier machines are adaptable to fit your needs; thier people trustworthy for your busy schedule.

Think of Crosman as the solution for on-time, quality-driven projects Crosman utilizes a variety of proven manufacturing techniques to perform the intricate assembly of its air guns. Hundreds of precision parts are assembled to make a highly reliable and long-lasting air gun at cost levels that enable Crosman to compete in the global market-place. Crosman employs over 50 highly trained associates in its 37,000 square foot assembly area.

Much of Crosman’s competitive strength comes from its highly developed supply chain partners. As a customer of Crosman’s Factory Services (or Crosman’s Contract Manufacturing?) your firm will have access to Crosman’s supply chain and be able to take advantage of the leveraged buying power that Crosman brings to meeting your needs.

Whether you're interested in hunting, plinking or target shooting, Crosman wants to encourage you not only to enjoy airgunning but to be the safest and best shooter you can be. Educating people interested in airgunning in the safe and responsible use of airguns is significant to us at Crosman because well-trained shooters truly enjoy the shooting sports and attract new shooters to this time-honored sport.