Your RWS Model 54, being a fixed barrel, will become your most accurate of the group you have. If you have not done so, begin using PatchWorm bore cleaning whips. With very accurate airgun barrels, you do not want to be using cleaning rods for regular bore maintenance. The Patch Worm whips lets you 'pull' patches down the bore, with a polymer weed whacker type string set up with a sharp end for piercing the patch, then drag patch down to retaining nub. Feed whip into bore entry and pull patch through. I just get the .177 size, and if cleaning a .22 bore, I use two patches stacked on the Patch Worm. Many air rifle match shooters around the world use Patch Worm to keep their bore's clean. Excellent video today!

The C362 continues to impress me. I just bought one and it's insane how accurate a $100 pump gun can be. So much fun too.

I had my Air King out recently. I set out 4" clay pigeons at distances ranging from 30 to 75 yards and had no trouble busting 'em up. I used Crosman 14.3 gr. .22 caliber Premiers (Walmart) and H&N 14.04 gr. Sniper Light pellets. My Air King prefers the H&Ns. After busting up a clay, I shoot the pieces. Sure is fun hitting a one-inch clay shard that is 60-70 yards away. The Accushot 4-12x compact scope mounted on my Air King has held up well to the rifle's recoil. I like watching your videos because you capture the sheer joy of shooting air guns. Please keep 'em coming.

Hey! First I follow your VK540 postings and now here we are again. I’m shooting a Walter Terrus air gun and love it. It is consistent and accurate. I took off the scope and using the factory open sights and am every bit as accurate. I find that the scope on air guns just make me feel more shaky than I am. But to each his own. I went through Crossman pellets of all types and they were the most inconsistent. I’ve landed on H&N Silver Point pellets (Amazon) and would say they are far superior to Crossman. One look at the H&N and you see near perfect build consistency and the skirt is perfect. The amount of pellet body that is grabbed by the barrel makes for a really good “spin”…I always found Crossman to be crude and inconsistent and distorted skirts. Great video, keep it up, thanks!

nice vidio your rws 54 is nice i never shot one or held one heard alot of great things about the gun those beer cans got destroyed .

I think the Crosman 362 from what I've seen and watched reviews on was there attempt to get back to the Crosman model 101 of which I have one since the age of 13 I bought it in 1973 for $12 in the boys room in my junior high school ,what can I say I'm from New Jersey. It's been with me all these years and does just fine I think just for fun I'm going to get a 362 and do a comparison between the two. By the looks of it the 362 Centennial Edition looks to me like they were trying to copy the 101 for sure I'm debating whether or not to get that or just $100 model leaning more towards $100 model. I also still have my powermaster 760 from the same year and it's still working also so I don't know what that one individual's comment about crosman's being recycled is all about . Good video nice job. And as a retired army weapons instructor I would say yes the problem was more of the shooter than of the firearms it's just a matter of what you're more familiar with and you get used to. I believe if you take the 362 out into the woods you'll probably fall in love with it once you start Downing some small game.

Whoo that air king hits hard, what a monster. Personally I lean toward getting less expensive air guns more often than vice versa, I think it's more fun that way. I get overly frustrated when the expensive gun gets a problem and am too chicken to work on it myself. So by going cheaper I get more variety and don't feel like I have to totally coddle them.

Hay Buddy! Happy Thanksgiving. It looks like you found yourself a good pellet for the C362. Awesome! Now work on making the trigger lighter and more predictable. Comparing an Air King at almost $800 to a $150 plastic pumper. I think your 362 is doing fine! I wish Crosman gave us a Fortitude quality stock so it was more rigid. Maybe Crosman will make an upgraded model in a couple years? Here are the best mods I've seen for the 362. A steel 3 grub screw breech for barrel mounting rigidity; A metal disco/maximus/fortitude customized trigger at just over 1 lb; Custom valve for about 740 FPS.

Good shooting. 25 to 30 yards these guns will be awesome..❤🥰😎

I don't know how good fancy German springers are, but the Crossman C362 is an inherantly more accurate design, I would argue, because once pumped, not much goes on in the crossman when you pull the trigger. It's like a PCP in that regard.

Veery interesting review bud awesome work 👊🏼😎💯

I really liked the Video and you are nice and happy person,about Air rifles I don't know,it's basically a person who pulls the trigger.But I know one thing,side lever and under lever air rifles are much more accurate,but I don't discriminate,I'll take Chinese B1 for like $30-40 bucks just for fun, and believe me they work very well...That's why I pick crappy guns and make them great...

It is all that pumping making you miss the target.

The trigger on my R10 is adjustable to ounces instead of lbs making it almost hair trigger causing a flyer on many first shots.

Nice and thanks for sharing.

You can have that Airking life long and it will keep on performing afterwards

Nice Air King 👍. Have you checked the screws in the Diana 34?

stretch it out to 100 yards and shoot groups and you will see were the air king really is at. thank you for your review! V but the pump air rifle is wow

My Beeman R10 will be passed down after 50 years of ownership while the Crosman will be recycled over and over again.

Love the range man.😎🇺🇸

I'm a bit confused because this is comparing a pump gun to a spring gun, and you have the RWS Air King so you know spring guns have recoil and are tricky to shoot. That's why you pay 700-800 for the Air King with a recoilless system. The 362 has advantages right off the bat. You can bag it any way you want and hold it any way you want making it easier to shoot accurately. Pump guns like PCP's tend to be less pellet picky than spring guns. Why don't we all just buy the 100.00 pump gun? Because we pumped them up like a million strokes as a kid and don't want to pump them up after each shot anymore. Would be a more fitting to compare a 100.00 spring gun to your RWS spring guns. I have no doubt the 362 with a little work would keep up with my Walther Competition Ultra and HW97k. It's just the nature of pneumatic air rifles over spring powered.

I feel like the problem with airgun accuracy is there not very fast and there not very heavy so the slightest gust of wind can open a group. Not talking about big bore ones.

I would try to be a little easier on cocking and closing the RWS.

What about the gamo? lol. You have that gun yet when you did this video?

Accuracy good, 3 of 5. 50 yds is far, right? But for hunting also need to consider power. How well does that Crosman deliver the pellet downrange, to kill?

I love my 54's but they are just to heavy to walk about in the field.They are more suited for bench shooting for me.

Seems really weird to see empty Miller Lite cans being shot instead of full Bud Lights.

Hi there new to this channel just subscribe right now very nice shooting

I was impressed with the 362 I know I’m impressed with the 2 I’ve got they shoot just as well as my more expensive games and hatsans that I own I’ve got a couple of the crosman 2289 carbines and they are more accurate than most of my break barrels that I own I personally thing he’s right to a extent on the idea that it boils brown to the shooter’s ability and not the guns but pellets play a big part in it also, all 19 of my air rifles they all shoot the jsb brand and I’ve had incredible success with them being very accurate

In my experience i get better accuracy from Crosman domed 14.3 gr pellets. But i still get flyers if i dont sort them. I can consistently shoot 1/2 in groups at 30 yards. But its not uncommon to have a flyer.

Nice video. I would like to see similar test with you using Seneca dragonfly mk2

Good😊😊😊

One gun😂! You need at least 2 to mate and then you have 20.

What caliber is your rifle?

What's the civilised world temperature?

The 362 is not a 50 yard gun.