I got one of these recently. Lucked out on finding a NOS display model from an out of business gun shop.
Wasn't very pleased with the performance at first but after around 75 rounds everything got properly broken in, mainly old packing grease in the innards slowing down the hammer fall I expect.
Now its hitting some where over 500 FPS with the 7.7 gr Beeman wadcutter, and putting them in the same hole when I do my job right.
Got it sighted in perfectly. Now I aim at the first pellet hole in a white bullseye and stack em up one after the other at 20 yards.
These guns are very different from most of crosman's pistols. Instead of a bolt it uses a swinging loading gate with flexible chamber seal.
Barrel liners can be exchanged along with substitute chamber seals for .177(4.5mm), .22(5.5mm), and .20 (5mm).
Unfortunately mine came only with the .177 barrel liner and seal. I have found a source for spare loading gates with .22 breech seals, and the barrel liners look to be very simple to turn down from standard Crosman air pistol barrels.
The OEM .20 liners were made from Brass and not easy to find.
This model is all metal other than the sights and pistol grip panels. The cast metal breech has grooves for mounting a scope.
Factory specs for the .177 at full power is 560 FPS.
A pistol converted to .22 chronoed at 525 FPS. That's smoking for a CO2 pistol.
Despite some external similarities the internals are not related to those of the .22 2240.
I'll add an image once I figure out how to upload one from my PC.