Crosman 1377C / PC77

real nice design, just a little stiff after 3 pumps. shoots quietly.

Metal breach and rear sights.

very well packed, recieved in perfect shape.

Everything at this price! What everyone needs to know is this is a FUN PISTOL! Its not meant to shoot at the speed of sound, Not a Tack Driver, No big game hunting! Just Tons of FUN!

Again ,for the price Nothing.

In your Air Gun Life buy this pistol and have fun! Kill some cans! Stop worrying about FPS and enjoy the out doors.

Tried and true old school Crossman. Dependable and priced right.

Nothing

Scope or red dot accessory mount available.

Revised cocking lever, ease of pumping and accuracy at 3 pumps for Target practice.

Nothing

Added the Crossman stock and an old Crossman 1.5 power scope to have a great carbine sized pellet gun.

Good power at 8 pumps. Shooting at 45 ft. Group at 1&1/2 inches. Pest hit rate 40%.

At this price I don't think anything can change.

NO

I have several pellet rifles and a co2 pistol but this 1377 is fun to shoot .Im hitting tomato cans at 35ft and the pellets 7.9gr are going through. Great fun and accurate.I hit target at 100ft with steady rest.

What's not to like about the Crosman 1377? Simple, durable, accurate and very affordable. Select the velocity level by the number of pumps you put in it. This Crosman product has been around for over 70 years (Started with the Crosman 130 in the 1950's.) and has a reputation for performance. Also, it's Made in America, 55 miles from my home, in Bloomfield, NY! The 1377 is a great value in American Air Guns!

Sights; I painted mine bright green for better visibility. Needs a nice, square rear notch as a minimum. Also, the front sight is truly canted, but it is a fabricated muzzle cap. A bit of quality control would be nice; it should be perpendicular! The trigger is somewhat heavy, but quite usable. I would also appreciate a metal grip frame; I may get a steel breach option on the next one.

Buy lots of .177 pellets. It's that much fun (and cheap) to shoot.

I have 2 Crosman 1377s they are rugged, simple and accurate. They have power for paper and power for cans. All for around sixty bucks. The only modification I made was a white stripe on the front site otherwise just out of the box. I am in my eighties and can still get all the power I want. The best bargain in air gunning. Get one or more.

Maybe longer barrel.

Happy with customer service.

Astonishingly accurate right out of the box using crosman competition wadcutters and crosman hollow points. With the original sights I can hit a soda can reliably at 45 yards. Comfortable to hold and shoot. Pumping effort is reasonable.

I would like it to be offered with the steel breech and aluminum sight already installed. The trigger was rough enough to give me a blister on my finger. Even a small amount of cleanup on the casting would be a great improvement. The slope on the front sight reflects the sky and makes aiming difficult. It could easily be made vertical for about 1/8 inch to eliminate the glare. (without increasing production cost)

When you look down the bore, the rifling appears to be regular rectangular like most guns have. However, it is actually small triangular ridges protruding inwards, and only a few 1/1000 of an inch. This is probably why it is so astonishingly accurate. Great care will need to be taken when cleaning to avoid damaging the rifling. It is probably best to avoid hard alloy pellets.

It is a lot like the old Crosman rifle I shot as a child, it was 22cal & this is 177, but unlike the rifle, it is hard to cock, accurate, just harder to use than the rifle, for me, maybe not for most, it is well made & may be easier to use once I break it in.

An easier pump would be nice, it should be as easy as the rifle.

I do like the brand & quality, just miss real wood stocks.