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I’ve had my Cricket .25 for a few years now with maybe two thousand shots through it and the level shows no sign of weakness. Overall it has been a very reliable gun. And it is very accurate.
I wouldn’t test your theory and drop your Cricket and have it land on the lever. In my opinion it works fine but it’s not a heavy duty lever.
when i watched it i had the impression that the cocking lever will fall off or break any moment. is the .25 so difficult to operate?
I’d recommend people to subscribe to Steve’s channel there. He’s got such a great way of narrating things.
I think I’d watch him and squirrel hunter do videos on flower arranging just to get off to sleep!!
Someone in TV or radio should get hold of them. Could see Steve on TV.
Way cool video, You make it sound like a real person doing the real sport of air gunning
I give you 10 stars,
Thanks
Mike
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The Cricket is a great gun! :8:
The only weak point IMHO is the magazine loading process.
It’s a shame they never improved it especially considering their own Colibri/Hummingbird had already a better solution (that’s what I heard) so it would have been easy for them to implement it.
Cricket Compact, the best BP I ever had. :8: