There is a pretty BIG difference, and no the "C11" is not specific made for Wal-Mart. LOL! Both guns are made exactly the same, same internals, same power plant and all. But Your 1st clue should have been the Orange barrel tip on the C11. The C11 is an AIR SOFT gun meant to be used to replace Paint Ball guns in military type reenactments, It shoots PLASTIC 6mm BB's. So the difference is The C11 has a bigger barrel and a clip to handle the 6mm ammo. The "P10" is a real BB gun that shoots 4.5mm/.177call STEEL (Or Gamo lead) BB's.
That's it. The P10 WILL ACTUALLY break the skin and even though it gets a ton of flack on the net, (It's no 2240!!) the gun can really hurt you, and I so far, like it. I bought the P10 4 days ago and it will easily, easily dispatch rats (big ones), and small birds at 30 or 40 feet (providing you can hit them.) 10 or 15 feet is better. That is my MAIN PROBLEM. Neither offers a rifled barrel!!!! I swear, the accuracy would improve 100% if at least the p10 did! I even wrote Crosman to ask if they would rifle my barrel. Still waiting on an answer, but I doubt it, since they refuse to fix the falling clip problem. We have a huge barn and I have several Break barrel and PCP air rifles, 2 of which shoot .50 cal bullets and .308 size bullets. These are meant for Deer, Buffalo, Big game. (check out the link below) Too big to kill running rats and not fast enough. But with the P10 and the repeating action (when it doesn't jam) , I have killed 14 so far. Some as far as 30 feet away with serious rapid fire action, Pop, Pop, Pop, pop!!!! Then the F&*%ng clip falls out!! Shooting. It's fun as hell.
So....
C11 = Toy (Basically, still can put your eye out)
p10 = Real BB gun.
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The C11 is made in both Air Soft and as a real BB gun.
The P10, C11 and T11 are basically all the same pistol. It is rated at 480 FPS (Feet per Second)
As for rifling, BB guns usually don't have rifling they are smooth bore. The only time you find rifling is when the Air gun shoots pellets only or when the Air rifle shoots both BB and pellets.
It's not uncommon to find the same air gun under different names. Walmart may sell the air gun as a P10 but other sporting good stores will sell it as the C11.
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Yes they are the same clip.
The Crossman P10 MAY be the version of the C11 made for Walmart. Check with Crossman to be sure,
The same Clip as what.... It uses the same clip as several other Crosman products
See the link below for the drawing.
The Crosman P-10 is also the same model as the C-11. See the link below
percentile range is used as a measure of disperson.It is the difference between centile and 10'th percentile.percentile range=p90-p10
Yes, No, Yes. Let me explain. Years ago Sheridan air gun co, Benjamin air gun company and Crosman air gun company were 3 desperate companies. Benjamin bought out Sheridan and a few years later Crosman bought out Benjamin. Now Crosman owns all three air gun companies. Crosman made air guns for other companies over the years like Wards, Sears and Western auto. The guns were the same but they changed the sales name to things like JC Higgins or Hawthorne guns for Wards. The model numbers were also changed. Like a Crosman C11 became a Crosman P10 if it was sold in some Walmart stores. The E9A is a Benjamin EB22. I had to go into my gun cabinet to pull mine out and it is marked Benjamin Sheridan E9A series. I have read that some of the boxes were marked EB22 but the pistol was marked E9A inside the box. So No there is no Crosman E9A but there is a Benjamin E9A that is a EB22 that is owned by the Crosman company. (Hmmm Confused)
The volume of the Gilson P10 pipette is 10 microlitres.
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Yes, you can buy a Cybershot P10 on eBay. However, Amazon will also offer a Cybershot P10. Best Buy may also too. A bunch of technology websites will have them.
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There are several site where one can read reviews for a Cybershop P10 online. They include amazon.com, cnet.com, imaging-resource, digitalcamerahq.com and dpreview.com.