Page 6 - Crosman 1322 Black Reviews

Robust solid construction, Great stock open sights, rear sight flips for a peep vs. a notched sight. very easy to break down and clean, the pellet gun has a good weight to it, over all look in my opinion is 5 out of 5, aftermarket for this pistol is huge, gun is built around a single tube which supports Crossman valve and serves as a compression chamber, very simple design but effective, for the money it is not possible to find something more accurate, I've done my research and have done some experimenting, so far I have not come across a better deal, leave it stock or buy a few upgrades and have a respectable target pistol.

Plastic breech, fix the semi-rough/ semi-sloppy trigger (to be expected), grips and pump handle are plastic, easily changed out, plastic barrel band allows barrel movement (steel breech solves the majority of this problem although this still allows for slight movement, front open sight came a little canted (nothing a little heat and some finger work cant fix).

This pump pistol will serve what ever purpose you want it to. The options for upgrades are out there and the gun is great with original equipment. Cant go wrong with the Crossman 13xx series.

i like everything about this pistol it reminds me of my childhood but besides that it accurate good looking and it easily upgraded for more fps but just as is it a great gun

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that this is a great addition to any air gun collection and this air gun has more history than most other air guns....i know that doesn't matter to most people but its true this gun is part of american history thousands of americans have owned this air pistol...enjoy it

The price is fair for what Crossman is offering here. Accuracy is much more decent than what I expected, I was able to wack a few cans with iron sights at 30 yards even though I've never used them.

Offer a version for a few dollars more with the steel breech installed so people can have a mounting option.

Buy the steel breech if you can afford it if you plan on having a red dot or scope. The Iron sight included also includes a reversible peep sight but it's useless near dusk.

price,high quality barrel for stock.

omg the factory sights are unusable. seriously the gun needs a steel breech and upgraded sights out of the box. got one from p.air and one from big 5 and same sad factory site story

great starter. dont be like me and asume the stock sights will work, order the steel breech and get a scope or better sights and its an absolute tack driver up to about 20 yards. mine love most wadcutters.

good power, classic style. At 10 yards I can do 1.25" groups with cheap pellets. POI is nearly the same at 10 yards for either 14 or 25 grain pellets.

lighter trigger. tighter barrel fit around the front sight.

best bang for the buck. I'll be getting a C02 version next.

Very well built, gun is plenty powerful and accurate even though I'm a novice with it, it's not that loud

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sweet old-style gun

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very good value

With the high price and lack of availability of conventional ammunition I bought this pistol so I could still get some trigger time in and not break the bank. Cheap to shoot with low cost available ammunition and accurate too what is not to like.

It is a classic so I wouldn't change much. Too bad for a few dollars more they didn't go ahead and put the metal breach on.

This pistol is one of my favorite airguns for target practice. I have a make-shift range downstairs, and the gun seems to be very accurate (at least at 10 yards). It is rather easy to cock and pressurize. Only three pumps needed for a good 10 yard shot (using wadcutter pellets).

I can't find anything that really needs changing. It is of optimal design.

This airgun is not very expensive, and would be an excellent choice for practicing "firearms" proficiency. Remember that it is a .22 caliber and not a .177.

handles great, right on the target every time..

really wouldn't change anything,

excellent hand gun for shooting at target, and powerful.

I like the looks, accuracy, customization available. Triggers are easy to improve, and pneumatics are easy to shoot well. The .22 packs more 'wallup' than the 1377 and is fun to plink with.

Not much. Just bring back brass valves like the 2240.

Just lube it regularly and enjoy the greatest air pistol platform on the block.

First day of shooting my new 1322. Using Crosman Premier Hollow Points. Accuracy is better than I could have hoped for. Shooting 20 feet away from a seated position placing the pellet within a half an inch of where I am aiming most shots. Twenty feet because I didn't want to leave the privacy of the garage. Using the $25 pellet target bought here at Pyramyd Air, nailing shot after shot. The worst shots were an inch off target. I will say this, I am not a weakling, but at 60 years of age (and after playing 18 holes of golf this morning and taking a 70 mile harley ride after that) pump this gun up four and five times a shot for 50+ shots and you have had enough. So, either this pumping action has to get a little looser, or four or five dozen shots may be a session for me. Or maybe my pumping technique just needs work?

Nothing yet. For the money spent I think this gun is a very good value. If nothing breaks for a good long while, I will be quite satisfied.

I could see the flight of the pellets when I shot with three or four pumps. At five and six pumps of the lever before firing, I was no longer able to see the pellet's flight. Maybe later I will try taking a few shots at seven and or eight pumps for each shot. Anyone that thinks this won't eradicate a pest (at twenty to thirty feet) isn't thinking clearly. It is a powerful accurate gun. That said, if you have limited hand and arm strength perhaps the CO2 is the way to go? I may get that model as well.

I like having a .22 that doesn't require CO2 cartridges. I like the new black plastic parts- looks much better than the old brown parts. For such a long barrel, this thing is remarkably well balanced.

It would be nice if Crosman offered this with wooden grips and forearm, or at least the option to buy them separately.

I've had this same pistol in .177 before, and always enjoyed puting cans out of their misery with it. Over the years I've converted almost all of my air rifles to .22, and tis will be the first of the 22 pistols I get.

The only thing I would change, would be the front sight. A fiber optic front sight, to help us older shooters with (ahem) failing eyesight, would be a nice addition. As is, painting the sight with a contrasting color did the trick.

IT PUMPS UP FAST AND HAS PLENTY OF POWER TO GET THE JOB DONE

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YOU CAN NOT GO WRONG WITH THIS POWERFUL PISTOL.GREAT PRICE AND FAST DELIVERY.

The price! I can modify the pistol(read put more money into it) to my requirements. A collection of simple parts designed to project a tiny speeding missile at a tinier target at a significant distance. Amazing!

Metallic receiver with scope rail/dovetail.

Really light weight. Accurate but not with all types of .22 pellets. I especially like the variable power capability allowing even quieter indoor entertainment.

First shot out of the box at 30' was a bulls eye with only 5 pumps. Great little pistol for the money.

Crosman should offer the option with a steel breach already installed. I bought one for one of my 177s and it was no problem installing it other than the parts drawings were too small to view except with a high power magnifier. Ha!

I took one to a friends house and the whole family got involved plinking at a dart board with targets installed. The kids were having a blast. Now they all want one! Next Christmas.

extremely accurate and fun

i would add mount sights

this is a great gun for pest control and a good gun to take hiking.

Very good pistol and very strong

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Good for the money

I like the design, the color, the way it feels in my hand. Extremely accurate gun up to 20 yards. Farther than that I usually miss the target but I'm extremely satisfied with this beautiful piece. Very powerful gun and extremely accurate in short to medium distances.

This gun does have some recoil, but other than that I see nothing else to criticize and after all this is a .22 caliber and some recoil was to be expected.

I shoot using one hand and at an arms distance.If you shoot from a long distance (20 yards is a long distance to me when shooting a pistol) try not to fight the recoil. Leave your hand as loose as possible and you will be pleased with your results.