Page 2 - Crosman 1322 Black Reviews

It's very accurate

I would make it a multi shot if possible

Price , power. Accessory options. This is a powerful pumper. A gun u will probably have for life.

Nothing! Crossman sells it as base model , and has accessory's available so that u can change what u dont like.

I saw this advertised ad the new 1322. Doing a bit of comparison, the older design hits 460 fps. ( max ) the new design advertised 460 with a heavy lead pellet and up to 560 with an alloy pellet. Pyramyd air has some fantastic field test videos available

Simple to use. Fair price.

Needs a better sight at the tip of the barrel.

I purchased 2 of this Crosman model (1322). The factory sight at the tip of the barrel is set at the 11 o'clock position (not perfectly vertical), with no way to correct it. Apparently poor quality control at the factory. BOTH of the pellet guns were like this.

Love it so far . Just waiting for better weather to go out and really put it through it's paces

Maybe make the grips and forearm brown .

nothing at this time

The simplicity and reliability of the design. Multipumpers just work well without the need for a compressor or CO2 cartridges, in any temperature. The pricing is fair for what you get out of the box.

Offer a full metal version of this classic, with no plastic whatsoever. Most people end up doing the upgrades anyway, and a fully upgraded (more expensive) version from the outset would be a very attractive offering. Also, hardwood grips and fore-arm would be awesome.

Get the metal breech kit, metal safety, metal barrel band, and then go from there. Sky is the limit on these things. A quick internet search for "modified 1322" will expose the rabbit hole.

nice and easy..great for starting the kids off and introducing them to the safety world of arms.

Needs alittle more umph!

just right for the younger shooters.

Good price, easy to use. Not very difficult to pump, especially for us seniors. I don't have to leave my home to practice trigger control, sight alignment, etc.

Maybe a mount for a red dot.

Not high quality, but for the price a good "deal".

Not expensive item, easy to use and no need to use Co2. I like the Accuracy

I would like to add a extension barrel

Fun to shoot, only thing needed are pellets and your ability to pump. Tons of upgrades available. Accuracy.

Trigger/sear mechanism, thats it.

Spend the extra $20 and get the package with the pistol and 1399 shoulder stock, will greatly aid in shooting and you are not going to find the shoulder stock new anywhere for $20.

A honey, When I was a kid, finally broke, the pump handle, sent it back, replaced it quick. but it is limited in speed. ok for target, mine was very accurate, ok for for up to 15yds for small vermin. Graduated to a Sheridan Silver Streak, Pop off almost like a .22. Of course that was the old ones.

Fun, dependable, good exercise, hah, you won't even realize it. Well worth the money. Fun, you'll see. Unlike other pieces, maintains velocity regardless of weather, which is nice in winter.

Good price, Crosman has done its homework. Fun. easy to cock. Three pumps and its a major indoor funhouse. Surprisingly accurate. Of course I am only going ten yards or less but still a lot of fun to shoot. I have already replaced the breach with a metal one and am trying to sight in a laser. Just cant leave stuff alone.

Nothing. Keep it inexpensive and keep all the options coming.

I have both the 77 and the 22. Both will go completely through a full can at three pumps, (back yard stuff). The 22 is easier for my fumble fingers to load. Both kick-A guns.

Great value for a compact plinker. Plenty of parts to keep it tip top. You can improve it with some cheap modifications and optics to tighten up shot grouping. Many helpful YouTube videos for guidance,

Nothing.

I polished the trigger components and shim with 3mm washers to remove gritty trigger. Compressed sear spring lighten trigger pull. Removed barrel slop with a layer of electrical tape on the barrel tip.

good looking airgun, well balanced, easy to pump, quiet, decent factory trigger, upgrades are almost endless, super lightweight, accuracy and punch in a low priced gem. I would recommend buying one before crossman starts charging for what they are truly worth.

Barrel needs to be recrowned before shooting for accuracy, front blade is thick and canted to the left, barrel band is somewhat sloppy.

Don't hesitate to purchase! fast shipping and deserving of upgrades.

Ease of use. Decent accuracy.

The sights. The plastic breech.

For the money, it is a good purchase. Don't expect bells and whistles as this air gun is as basic as it gets. It's too bad they don't offer a deluxe model that has all the upgrades already on it. A steel breech with steel front sight and maybe wood grips would be a good seller. This pistol can be upgraded to be a pretty nice air gun but why are these things not already there?

All of it

Nothing

Nice

Great product

Old 1980 shoulder stock doesnt fit

Gun works well. A fairly large and heavy gun for a handgun. A good value for the price.

Nice solid weight to this gun. It is just what I was after to shoot squirrels in the garden without hitting the neighbors house.

Multi shots are a challenge due to bolt action.

Accurate,worth the money spent.fast shipping considering the whole Corona thing going on.I'll definitely be a repeat customer in the future

Maybe a stainless steel model.

Ive had bad experiences with co2 cartridge pistols this was perfect for my needs

Pistol is quite accurate and very fun, I enjoy shooting it with the peep sight (stock rear sight flipped over) on a sandbag. Very good value for the money that has a massive aftermarket for upgrades/mods like many other Crosman pistols.

Trigger - This was my biggest gripe with the gun in stock form. I found the pull to be pretty heavy and it was bothering my finger after excessive shooting; purchasing an aftermarket sear spring adjuster was like magic. I also bought a trigger shoe which is very comfortable on my trigger finger and has the added bonus of looking nice. I now love the trigger but these parts did cost nearly the price of the gun itself. Sights - I don't like the rear sight, although flipping it over to use the peep works out okay. Not crazy about the all-black front sight blade; again it functions okay in peep config at the rear but if using the notch config at the rear it's unusable to me. The adjustability of the rear sight isn't great either - elevation is easier to adjust than windage, although I have the elevation as low as it goes and the gun still shoots a little high. I care more about tight groups than hitting the center of the bull, but just putting out there as an FYI.

Loudness - I've only used this gun shooting targets inside my garage at 5 meters. Without a moderator/silencer, it seems a bit too loud to shoot in the yard for me. Pumping - I only need 3-5 pumps for my application (see above). This has gotten much easier as I've broken the gun in and applied a couple applications of pellgun oil. I haven't tried or needed to pump to the recommended max (10 pumps) but I can imagine this being quite a pain if shooting excessively. Of course, this IS a multi-pump gun, so it kind of is what it is and why I didn't put this under "things I would change" and again sometimes 3-5 pumps is all you need, depending on your application/conditions. Overall, I really like the gun. I do think it's more of a great base for a build project than a great "straight out of the box" gun, but the price reflects that. Obviously be aware that once you start upgrading/modding, it's hard to look back and you're all-in cost may be 4x or 5x (or more?) of the gun itself. ;)