Brand: Crosman
Model: PFM16
Caliber: BB
Finish: Black
Capacity: 20 rd Magazine
Sights: Fixed Front/ Adj Rear
Velocity: 400 fps
Barrel: Smooth
Mounting Rail: None
Power: CO2 12g
Safety: Selector
Action: Semi

Features

The Crosman PFM16 is a compact CO₂‑powered BB air pistol engineered to support realistic handling, consistent performance, and effective skills training. The all‑metal frame provides balanced weight and durability, contributing to a natural shooting feel that supports marksmanship fundamentals. Powered by a single 12‑gram CO₂ cartridge, the pistol fires 4.5 millimeter steel BBs at velocities up to approximately 400 feet per second through a precision steel barrel, enabling smooth semi‑automatic operation with rapid follow‑up shots. A 20‑round drop‑out magazine simplifies reloading, while the removable grip panel allows quick access for CO₂ replacement.

Ergonomic grip panels promote secure handling during extended sessions, supported by a selector safety for controlled operation. The sighting system pairs a fixed front blade with an adjustable rear sight to accommodate precise point‑of‑aim adjustments during practice. Compact dimensions and durable construction make the platform suitable for backyard plinking, target training, and confidence building where reliability, control, and realistic feel are priorities.

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