Just a quick note/review on this rifle. I bought the Fortitude as a way to get my Son into PCP air rifles and didn't want to spend a lot of money in case he didn't take to it. He's a young adult and loves his powder burners ( as do I). Anyway, I received it last week and we have been shooting non stop the past few days getting ready for squirrel season. Best 299.00 I have spent in a long while. I bought the Baker upgraded trigger for it which arrived yesterday and he said he had no use for it as he liked the stock trigger. Well, that's alright because I like the rifle enough that I just put in an order for another one for myself and will put in the upgraded trigger in mine.
Pros: light, accurate, decent trigger, 60 usable shots in .22.
Cons: The only con I found was that the stock feels cheaply made.
For anyone on the fence, I hope this helps with the decision.
Luck!
Pros: light, accurate, decent trigger, 60 usable shots in .22.
Cons: The only con I found was that the stock feels cheaply made.
For anyone on the fence, I hope this helps with the decision.
Luck!
. And with crosman 10.5 domed HP it will hit a 3 inch spinner with regularity at 70 yds. 
For a gun that only cost $299 made in America! Get over 60 good shots! Very accurate at 25 to 35 yards!! Maybe further I love it . When I first got it I shot 50 rounds to make sure it was working OK and it was ! So the first thing I did was adjust the trigger as to Airgun Depot YouTube video( replace trigger spring and adjusted sear Spring )that all . Then switched out the stock with the disco stock that I had (pictures below ) then I went shooting maybe 250 rounds of pellets Crossman 7.9 g /JSB match 7.87 g and JSB EXACT 8.44 But JSB 7.87 we're the best for me the 25 yards one hole & @ 35 yards less than a half inch ran out of daylight so I couldn't shoot any further ! One thing about the JSB match Diabolo 8.44 did not fit the magazine all that well seemed that the skirt was a little wide some I had to push-them in Mag ? But were very accurate . My Fortutude is shooting at about 850 ft./s in .177 ( see picture below ) it is backyard friendly but not quiet , sounds somewhat like a cap gun not bad but not super quite as far as the gun goes the bluing looks great , breach nice all but the air tube is a little bit off . Also the bolt is a little bit stiff seems like the hammer could be polished I also don't think I would pay for a new trigger of any sort / adjust the one you have I don't think it's worth putting the extra money in it , once you adjust it it's fairly good
all things considered great airgun 
