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WOW! I called Crosman and got more than I expected!!

I bought a Marauder in Feb. and at my wifes suggestion I got the wood stock. I have been a cabinet maker for 30 years and know that a satin finish only stays satin until it is rubbed smooth through handling. Mine was no different, the finish was turning glossy and wearing thin which in turn lightened the color in those areas. So I called Crosman and asked if they could tell me if the type of finish and the tech said the stocks were made by someone else and he would try to find out. After on hold for several minutes he returned and told me he had no information as to the type of finish. I said I wish I would have gotten the synthetic and he offered to switch mine for a synthetic. I asked how much a synthetic stock would cost and the price was super reasonable and he would ship for $4. So I say I would like to order one. He asks for my serial # and comments my rifle was made in Feb. He got my name and address and when I tried to give my CC # he said he didn't need it. He was shipping me a new synthetic stock at no charge. So I called to get Information and decided to buy a synthetic stock when I found out the cost was so reasonable and ended up getting a stock at no cost. Maybe I am just lucky as I seem to always have good results with customer service but I don't think so. This is first Crosman air rifle I have owned but it won't be the last. I felt like I had to share this because so many times people forget to share the good experiences with customer service. So I am extending a great big thank you to Crosman for their fine products and service.
 
I just called Crosman for the first time to order parts. I ordered spare breech screws as those hex heads strip out after awhile, spare valve retainer screws, and back up poppet stems for both my rifle and pistol, and I expected a crazy high dollar price for these parts, and all in all it came out to like $27! 

Needless to say, I will be calling on them more often. 
 
Agreed!

Whole heartedly!!

We just bought a Benjamin Mayhem 22

About 30 rounds into ownership the screws on the rears sight loosened up

(We are iron sights shooters)

I called Pyramid (the seller) and learned fixing it myself would not void the warraty

The next call went to Crosman to learn how to remove the rear sight.

A very easy task that is made much harder when you lose the sight spring

Call # 2 to Crosman got the part in the mail & in my hands in 4 days,

As many of you have experienced; for $00.00

Everyone I dealt with was knowledgeable , pleasant, and willing to take the time required.

Life must be very special in East Bloomfield, NY

Maybe it's the water.

SS

Oh, BTW, they sent an entire sight; not just the spring