Anyone know IF Crosman has a Factory Outlet/store/visitors Center?

[FP1201]

Been by there (rte 5 & 20) a few times over the years, but never when I could stop or they might be open...figured I'd like to go by there and visit before they pack it up.

Crosman Ending Production Line in Ontario County - Finger Lakes Daily News

Crosman is shutting down one of its product plants in Ontario County. According to the Rochester Business Journal, the East Bloomfield-based air gun manufacturer stated […]

www.fingerlakesdailynews.com

 

[GTN]

Unfortunately, no they don’t. I stopped in there 5-6 years ago and they had already closed it then.

 

[SomeSoldier]

I have driven by that space for your but always during holidays.

 

[Grimscale]

Does Crossman have more than one production line in NY or are the jobs moving to a State that actually cares about small businesses?

 

[C3D]

They are very old school, they don't have a real website - just a BBS.

 

[GTN]

Does Crossman have more than one production line in NY or are the jobs moving to a State that actually cares about small businesses?

Yeah I think mexico

 

[FP1201]

Unfortunately, no they don’t. I stopped in there 5-6 years ago and they had already closed it then.

Back at least that far there was a Gun Show Vendor that sold "reconditioned" Crosman/Benjamin Air Rifles, Pellets, etc. that came from Factory...He had good prices; he told me "you can't beat the prices 'cuz I get everything right there (in Bloomfield)"
Too bad, Airguns are fun and a great introduction to shooting, marksmanship, and even serious competition.
FWIW: If you sign up they'll send e-mails a few times a year with special promotions, and invariably have "Sales" going on all the time.

Sale

Topnotch airgun sale, get these air power savings on overstock items before they’re gone.

www.crosman.com

Think I'll order a full auto or two before the State Bans them.

Full Auto BB Guns I Crosman Airguns, Air Rifles, Air Pistols, BB Guns, Pellet Guns

If you’re looking to demolish targets, shred paper and explode tin cans then you need to grab a full auto BB gun and enter the action.

www.crosman.com

 

[ManualF150]

I use pellet guns as supplemental for my regular arms training.

It saves a lot of money and it works way better than those laser targets.

And I've used air guns for putting food on my table.

I really wish dumbass NYS would allow folks to use .45 and .50 caliber airguns to take deer. I was down in SC, I went hunting for deer with my .50 cal PCP, and I got myself a nice buck. 90% of America lets folks hunt deer with big bore airguns.

 

[FP1201]

I use pellet guns as supplemental for my regular arms training.

It saves a lot of money and it works way better than those laser targets.

And I've used air guns for putting food on my table.

I really wish dumbass NYS would allow folks to use .45 and .50 caliber airguns to take deer. I was down in SC, I went hunting for deer with my .50 cal PCP, and I got myself a nice buck. 90% of America lets folks hunt deer with big bore airguns.

I completely agree...
NY really screws over convicted Felons who've served their time by prohibiting them from using either a Muzzle loader or Air Gun from harvesting Deer...not like there isn't a shit-ton of them, and while deadly, they aren't exactly offensive weapons, besides IF they were going to re-offend, I doubt a muzzle loading gun is going to be their choice of weapon.
I DO understand the premise of punishing those who've committed felonies and there are Judicial Reliefs available, but the State goes too far in both the wrong direction when it comes to crimes and punishments.

On a related tangent: Take a look at published velocities and bullet weights of "Hunting" Air Rifles and compare them to Pistol cartridges; you may have to re-evaluate your thoughts on what's "big enough"
Benjamin Marauder .25 PCP shoots a 35gr pellet around 900fps...Know what a .25acp's bullet weight and velocity are?
147gr. 357 at 800fps is spot on with a .38 Special semi-wadcutter. and yet writers and successful Hunters ooh and aah over the "hitting power" of these beasts.

 

[Xae289]

I completely agree...
NY really screws over convicted Felons who've served their time by prohibiting them from using either a Muzzle loader or Air Gun from harvesting Deer...not like there isn't a shit-ton of them, and while deadly, they aren't exactly offensive weapons, besides IF they were going to re-offend, I doubt a muzzle loading gun is going to be their choice of weapon.
I DO understand the premise of punishing those who've committed felonies and there are Judicial Reliefs available, but the State goes too far in both the wrong direction when it comes to crimes and punishments.

On a related tangent: Take a look at published velocities and bullet weights of "Hunting" Air Rifles and compare them to Pistol cartridges; you may have to re-evaluate your thoughts on what's "big enough"
Benjamin Marauder .25 PCP shoots a 35gr pellet around 900fps...Know what a .25acp's bullet weight and velocity are?
147gr. 357 at 800fps is spot on with a .38 Special semi-wadcutter. and yet writers and successful Hunters ooh and aah over the "hitting power" of these beasts.

Yea, it's funny talking to air gun afficionadoes about air rifle power. They get very enthusiastic over what I'd consider meager power factors for even a black powder weapon, nevermind modern smokeless arms.

Still, with good bullet selection and marksmanship training, it's doable and ethical. It's a helluva lot easier to get good enough to place the shot well on a deer with a .357 air-rifle than it is with a .357 Mag revolver, but the latter is legal in NY and the former isn't.

 

[FP1201]

Yea, it's funny talking to air gun afficionadoes about air rifle power. They get very enthusiastic over what I'd consider meager power factors for even a black powder weapon, nevermind modern smokeless arms.

Still, with good bullet selection and marksmanship training, it's doable and ethical. It's a helluva lot easier to get good enough to place the shot well on a deer with a .357 air-rifle than it is with a .357 Mag revolver, but the latter is legal in NY and the former isn't.

The ".357" air rifles are ballistically equivalent to a .38 Special, but it's not likely someone would Deer Hunt with a .38. That said, I have a H&R Handi-Rifle I reamed to .357 Max and it's dead on to 100yds and super fun to plink with using cheap lead target reloads...hundred years back, most of the general use guns were small caliber of black powder pressures. (32-20, 25-20, 38-40, 30-30, etc.)

I'm not big into Air Rifles, although I ended up deep in a PCP Rifle that I don't shoot very much as it's heavy and tedious to load the Magazine...accuracy is good, power is there, ethically acceptable for small game/varmints at back yard distances.

I don't know what petitions one would have to bring before the Court or the process for doing so, but generally I would be in favor of allowing Felons to be reviewed for the return of their Right to Hunt Game with a (limited) Gun, Black Powder, or Compressed Air if they could demonstrate the restraint and character to do so without being a societal risk.

 

[Mosinitis]

Sound suppressors are not regulated for airguns and simple to get. That's another benefit. I shoot air rifle with sound suppressor in my basement every day. Good training for my sport.

 

[Grimscale]

NY really screws over convicted Felons who've served their time

Typical NY.
Either they are rehabilitated, and therefore should have ALL of their rights, or their not, so they shouldn't be out in public.

But, since NY likes to release criminals and lock up law-abiding folk, I'm not really surprised.