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Home » CROSMAN ADDS BATTERY POWERED FULL AUTO BB GUN

CROSMAN ADDS BATTERY POWERED FULL AUTO BB GUN

Adam Green By Adam Green June 10, 2026 2 Min Read
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CROSMAN ADDS BATTERY POWERED FULL AUTO BB GUN

(Rogers, Ark. JUNE 2026) – Crosman Corporation is bringing its first battery driven fully automatic BB gun to its growing line of stylish full autos. The Raiden has all the features you need for full auto fun, and battery power means you don’t go through a pile of CO2 cartridges in the process. Take your plinking to the next level! 

The new Full Auto Raiden functions as a semi-automatic or full-auto and sends the copper downrange at up to 430 feet per second. It’s powered by a 1500mAh battery, and unlike guns powered by CO2, will not lose velocity as the charge lowers, but stays a constant FPS until the battery dies. It features an 80-round drop-out magazine and comes with Crosman’s convenient speed loader to make reloading quick and easy. The barrel is topped with a full length Picatinny rail with flip-up sights. 

Rate of fire for the new Crosman Raiden is 500 shots per minute. On a full battery charge, you get approximately 2,200 shots, so this is no quick plinking session – it’s a barrel of fun!

Unlike other full auto BB guns, which commonly utilize a 20-BB magazine, the Raiden serves up more than three times that for more smiles per trigger pull. Go full auto with Crosman!

Learn more about the Crosman Raiden and other pellet and BB rifles and pistols at www.crosman.com.



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