Page 4 - Crosman 1077 Reviews

I bought one of these in both synthetic stock and wood 20 years ago for $25.00 each. as long as I use some chamber oil it doesn;t wear out. it gets about 60 shots a fill

how far you have to slide the co2 catridge to shoot the gun

treated well theese will last

Good air rifle for the price.

Came without scope, would be good to came with one.

light and accurate.

it is fun to play with and shoots pretty good.Its a good starter co2 rifle.works great

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get 35-40 good shots with 12gram co2.

The 1077 is a very light weight and the accuracy is way better than I expected. Perfect for the young and old alike

For the price there is not much more one could expect

Pull trigger deliberately, if you go to slow it fells like it going to jam. Be sure to Buy an extra mag and clips takes longer to load clips than to shoot, lol

Sans: Ruger 1022! If you have the 1022 you will love this one. Great composite stock and receiver so you don't need to worry about banging it up. Fits and feels good. accuracy is good shooting steel 3" swingers at 15 yards.

Offer it in a .22 and offer a brown and camo composite stock option. I would give it a 5 if it were not for the off centered and slanted mounting of the front sight. I will keep it though considering the money, although I would pay a little more for one with better sight mount quality. The sights are really the only complaint. I bought it with my daughters in mind and the trigger is a little tough for them. They will grow into it. Still it would be great if the trigger was a little smoother and lighter.

I got about 36 solid shots out of a 12g Co2 cylinder before having to change it out.

Price, simplicity, and accuracy

Pellets jam too often

About every 5-6 shots a pellet gets jammed between the valve and the barrel. Very annoying to have to push the barrel forward, remove the mag and dig the damaged pellet out of the gun. Inexpensive rifle but not reliable for me.

Cool design, balanced, short carbine length. But that's where it ended for me. I bought a 1077 back when they came out +20 years ago. It operated fine. Then it died and I decided to purchase another one. I loaded a CO2 and a clip of 12. It was okay for the first 12, but the second clip of 12 is where problems started. It went from a fps of 595 down to 290. Sent it back to PA. Told them to run their 10 for 10 test on another one and send it to me. Evidently 10 is all they do. They sent me the 2nd one and it was worse than the first one. I called and talked to service, sent a bunch of chrono tests and what I felt was the problem, along with returning the second one. They think there may be a problem with Crosman and their quality control. I told them I'm not going to do a 3 one, refund my money.

Tell Crosman to wake up and kick start your quality control! A problem like this can "back fire" on you. If that's how the rifle is going to operate, then charge half the price. ($35)

Crosman does make good air guns. Every manufacturer slips up some time. For now, if your thinking of buying a 1077, you may get a defect. The new Diana "Stormrider" PCP really intrigues me. $300 for both the gun and hand pump?!? I'll put the returned money from the 1077 toward the Stormrider! Others may want to do the same.

It was obviously inspired by the Ruger 10/22, which is why I bought it. It's a great wall-hanger.

Even though I knew it was double action when I ordered it, I obviously need to figure out how to take it apart so I can do a trigger job on it. The factory pull would be better if it were either lever or bolt action, or it could have a blowback design like on the Sig 0.177 pistol.

Mounted in the factory dovetail, the vertical crosshair appears to be somewhat to the left. I reversed the mounts and the situation didn't change. Someday, I may actually shoot the thing and find out if the scope has enough adjustment in it to get on target. Perhaps bore sighting would be the way to start.

An outstanding little rifle and so accurate in spite of it's funky trigger . I took out 6 house sparrows from 25 feet after zeroing in the sights . iron sights work well so I doubt if ill put a scope on it .

the all plastic magazine latch looks a bit suspect so I'm going to order a spare just in case

This gun is light weight and very easy to shoot. It is a lot of fun. and very accurate.

The front sight is a little too big once you move about 30 feet or more away from target. The whole dark bullseye becomes obscured by the size of the front sight. Even with that said, it is a very accurate gun. It shoots where I aim, if I can hold it still.

Everything. Super lightweight, not pellet picky one bit, the accuracy! Double action trigger, but you can still hold it perfectly still during firing.

Maybe make it a 2 cylinder CO2 system. So you could get maybe 100 shots per recharge. (Yeah, it's that fun)

Since it's based off of the 1022, a flash suppressor fits perfectly.

repeater is cool very accurate punches holes in both sides of a soup can @ 30 feet shocked me! Easy scope mount, lots of backyard fun.

Add dual CO2 there seems to be room.

Get extra pellets and CO2 you will need em

I ordered this because it is a multiple shot air rifle. I didn't know what to expect. After receiving it I have to say I am impressed with it. Yes it is almost all plastic, but it only cost $68. Nothing seems to be lose or out of alignment so kudos to Crosman. Because it is winter here and it is co2 I haven't been outside to shoot it yet. I am looking forward to spring. I am not to worried about problems with leaking or anything else because I got the 10 for $10 with my purchase and I trust PYRAMYD AIR.

After looking it over closely I would like to see tighter tolerances at the clip to barrel matchup because it looks like this is a good place for co2 leaks. But without a lot of expensive seals I don't know how they would do it and keep the price down. So it is what it is. And I still like it.

Buy it here, they are to be trusted. I only gave it one star for accuracy because I haven't shot it yet.

KEEPING THE PRICE IN MIND THIS IS A 5 STAR RIFLE. EASY TO LOAD, GOOD OPEN FIBER OPTIC SIGHTS AND SCOPABLE. IT HAS A SOLID FEEL. THE SEMI AUTO REPEATER ASPECT APPEALS TO MY GRANDKIDS. IT IS LIGHT ENOUGH FOR YOUNGER SHOOTERS.

KEEPING THE PRICE IN MIND THERE IS NOTHING THIS RIFLE NEEDS.

BUY EXTRA CLIPS, WADCUTTER OR ROUND NOSE PELLETS, AND A GOOD SUPPLY OF C02. YOU WILL NOT WANT TO PUT THE GUN DOWN. EVEN EXPERIENCED ADULT SHOOTERS WILL ENJOY THIS GUN. YOU NEED THIS GUN IN YOUR COLLECTION-PURE FUN!

This is very light, easy to setup the scope, inexpensive, easy to shoot and fairly accurate .75 inch at 30 yards, I got 744 FPS on a new CO2 at 68 degrees outside. Just a nice all around backyard plinker. Good crossbar safety.

Would be nice to be able to use 2 CO2 units in it .... seems like there is room for it. Would be more fun in 22 version.

To much fun. get extra CO2 and pellets.

this is a fun plinking rifle my wife loves it

The Crosman 1077 is much more accurate than I expected, despite its long heavy trigger. The quick shot ability can be helpful at times. Mine gets around 60 good shots per 12 gram CO2 cartridge, making the CO2 a little cheaper than the pellets, ends up costing just under 2 cents per shot, cheaper than some of my pumpers that are more pellet picky. With a couple extra magazines it is easy to just grab and go for a couple days out in the desert, usually do not even need to change CO2 cartridges in that time.

The front sight should be a simple blade so that the open sights can actually be used.

Get extra clips and magazines, you will be swapping enough to be well worth it. This rifle is quite more powerful than what many reviews seem to indicate. The trigger is heavy and long do to this being a double action revolver action internally. If mine is any indicator, this rifle does NOT like Wadcutter/flat nosed pellets. Also this rifle seems to do best in cooler weather, that is under 95 degrees F ambient temperature, so is is an early morning late night or winter gun.

Light weight, bullseye out of the box at 15yards, great value at the price.

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Hand tightening of Co2 screw Needs assistance with a screwdriver to puncture. Assume will get easier as time goes on.

the rifle, in general is fantastic

clip installation can be tricky

I've bought two of these, around 75 shots the C02 starts leaking out, both rifles did the same thing.

Right on target fresh out of the box at 50 feet. Love the 12 round rotary magazine. Hopefully good long term life span.

Needs two co2 cartridges, not much oomph and none at any distance. Must aim way high at 50 yards to chase geese. Steel Storm packs more punch but breaks in short order

I think this is an outstanding break in gun for young kids prior to a 10/22