Crosman Prospect Deal At Pyramyd AIR – Save $150!

There’s a great deal on the Crosman Prospect PCP air rifle now at Pyramyd AIR. It’s just $229.99. That’s a massive $150.00, or 40% saving against the previous selling price!

Here’s how we described it in our HAM review. It was a Hard Air Magazine Gold Award winner…

“The Crosman Prospect air rifle is a perfectly good airgun. It’s accurate and shoots well with a variety of pellets. The feature set is comprehensive and it’s definitely good value for the selling price.

The traditional, all metal, construction will appeal to many and gives a definite solidity to the feel and handling of the Prospect. The action is efficient, giving a good shot count from the relatively low capacity HPA tube.

So, yes, the Prospect earns a HAM Gold award for its performance on test. It’s definitely dependable and would be a fine pesting tool, although we didn’t find it exciting. But maybe you might…”

At $229.99, this is a great deal on the Crosman Prospect PCP air rifle. Plus you get free shipping from Pyramyd and a 5-year warranty from the manufacturer!

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Note that these deals are offered for a short period – sometimes for just one day – or for the limited amount of inventory in hand. Hard Air Magazine does not control this, so it’s possible that any deals listed here may already have sold out by the time you read this post.

Our advice is to act as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!

If you have any questions, always contact the dealer involved directly, not Hard Air Magazine. Reference this post: Airgun Deals August 7, 2025.


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[Beanflip]

Wow! That is a great deal!

 

[phess11]

I have used the Crosman Prospect .22 for several months now and I am thoroughly impressed. From my experience it is not that picky for pellets but, mine really likes the JTS Dead Center 18.1gr pellets. Attached is a group of 3 at 45yds. Here is my overall review of the rifle. I love the accuracy and consistency. With it being regulated I get extreme spreads of 3-4 fps. I like the side lever cocking. I put in sling swivel studs and added a sling, I also bought a upgraded magazine from Maple Custom Products. Trigger is not bad. It is consistent and adjustable. I lightened mine up from the factory setting. Shot count is good at about 60 with a full tank. The only negatives I would say are the rifle is pretty hefty for carrying in the woods. That is the main reason I added a sling. I wish the side cocking lever had a larger handle to grab. I also wish the "transfer port dial" on the side had defined clicks instead of smooth travel so it would be easier to set and reset to specific velocities. For example, 3 clicks would result in a consist fps so that every time you set it to 3 clicks you could know what the fps would be and thus know the hold over. I wish there were more stock options. That is my quick assessment. As an airgun that I use for pest control and some target work I would give it a solid 9 out of 10. Plus, the features it has for the price point is truly incredible.

 

[GibsonVair]

I am wondering if any parts are compatible with any previous Crosman or Benjamin products. I like to mix and match and tinker. At this price it would be worth buying to dissect.

 

[hameditor]

I am wondering if any parts are compatible with any previous Crosman or Benjamin products. I like to mix and match and tinker. At this price it would be worth buying to dissect.

Not so far as I know. The gun was made by BAM in China. It is good but parts are not compatible with traditional US-designed guns.

 

[GibsonVair]

Not so far as I know. The gun was made by BAM in China. It is good but parts are not compatible with traditional US-designed guns.

Thank You! It could be a practical rifle, but not really my cup of tea.

 

[passenger]

I have used the Crosman Prospect .22 for several months now and I am thoroughly impressed. From my experience it is not that picky for pellets but, mine really likes the JTS Dead Center 18.1gr pellets. Attached is a group of 3 at 45yds. Here is my overall review of the rifle. I love the accuracy and consistency. With it being regulated I get extreme spreads of 3-4 fps. I like the side lever cocking. I put in sling swivel studs and added a sling, I also bought a upgraded magazine from Maple Custom Products. Trigger is not bad. It is consistent and adjustable. I lightened mine up from the factory setting. Shot count is good at about 60 with a full tank. The only negatives I would say are the rifle is pretty hefty for carrying in the woods. That is the main reason I added a sling. I wish the side cocking lever had a larger handle to grab. I also wish the "transfer port dial" on the side had defined clicks instead of smooth travel so it would be easier to set and reset to specific velocities. For example, 3 clicks would result in a consist fps so that every time you set it to 3 clicks you could know what the fps would be and thus know the hold over. I wish there were more stock options. That is my quick assessment. As an airgun that I use for pest control and some target work I would give it a solid 9 out of 10. Plus, the features it has for the price point is truly incredible.

With the power wheel set to max I tune the hammer spring down to get a reasonable 870 FPS for 10.5 grain pellets. Then I turn the power wheel down to get about the same velocity for 8.2 grain pellets and mark a spot on the gun adjacent to the set screw on the power wheel. The gun is delivered with a small allen key that fits the set screw to keep the power wheel from turning.

The Prospect is a great gun. The close-out price was a fantastic deal.

 

[hameditor]

With the power wheel set to max I tune the hammer spring down to get a reasonable 870 FPS for 10.5 grain pellets. Then I turn the power wheel down to get about the same velocity for 8.2 grain pellets and mark a spot on the gun adjacent to the set screw on the power wheel. The gun is delivered with a small allen key that fits the set screw to keep the power wheel from turning.

The Prospect is a great gun. The close-out price was a fantastic deal.

@passenger thanks for the information and welcome to the HAM Community

 

[hameditor]

With the power wheel set to max I tune the hammer spring down to get a reasonable 870 FPS for 10.5 grain pellets. Then I turn the power wheel down to get about the same velocity for 8.2 grain pellets and mark a spot on the gun adjacent to the set screw on the power wheel. The gun is delivered with a small allen key that fits the set screw to keep the power wheel from turning.

The Prospect is a great gun. The close-out price was a fantastic deal.

@passenger thanks for the information and welcome to the HAM Community