Page 7 - Crosman 1322 Black Reviews

I like the design, the color and the way it feels in your hand.

This one is my first pistol so I cannot say I would change anything. If it would technically possible to reduce the recoil would be an awesome weapon.

It takes some time to get accurate shots with this gun, you better consider a few days of learning curve till you understand the jumping and how to counter it. Is very accurate in short distances but at 20 yards my best is 3 out of 10.

I love the looks on this Pistol. Love the way the trigger works and the sound of it. Is a very ergonomic gun and it feels good in my hand. I wish I could give it 4 1/5 starts instead of 5. Overall its a very good weapon for the price. I adapted a Crosman 0290 Red Dot Sight and it took a very long time to be fine tuned.

I don't think I would change anything unless it was possible to change the number of pumps you need to have a reasonable velocity to propel the .22 cal pellet.

It took me a while till I could get some decent accuracy with this gun. It jumps a little when you shoot and that needs to go trough an experience curve. IMO and advice don't use a Crosman 0290 Red Dot Sight.

Very accurate, low noise, lots of mods.

Improve the quality

Price and ability to customize.

Plastic breech. Would be better to have the steel breech right off the bat so you could mount a scope or red dot. Iron sights leave a lot to be desired.

I installed a cheap daisy red dot on this and its dead accurate at 10 yds. Lots of fun for cheap. Seems to like Crosman hollow points too which is a plus as they are easily available.

If you like the Classic 1377, you should like this larger caliber, too. Though I have only used this pistol at limited distances (up to 30'), I'm very satisfied. I like having the option to vary the velocity with the number of pumps. The black color gives this pistol a look of authority. An added plus is that this pistol, like the Model 1377, is relatively quiet, compared to other air guns. I liked this gun enough to purchase two of these pistols -- one to attach a shoulder stock.

I enjoy the 1322 with its variable power to suit each shot. Very accurate and easy to hit the target. All black looks better than my 4 year old 1377 in brown. More economical to shoot than my CO2 guns. .22 pellets easier to handle than .177s. Air tube is stamped on this gun as opposed to laser etching on earlier gun this year. Thanks for bringing the 1322 back out!

Steel breech and wood grip option from factory would be nice.

I enjoy pump guns because the extra time lets you concentrate on shooting and not the days problems. This is a relaxing gun. I also have a 1377, 2240, 357, a 782, a 1975 Mark II and my 1st Crosman a 1971 760. Also have a 1974 Sheridan Blue Streak. The 1322 is a great value and a lot of fun. Hits the target hard and is more quiet than my 2240. Can't go wrong with Crosman. Get one!

greate build quality,was delivered with original crosman pacagin,oiled nicely,very acurate on targen,looks very good,like the way it is balansed,weight,shape,preaty much everything,

i would like to change plastic pump handle and handle to some nice red wood or something

.177 model is more acurate on target

Great value and very accurate. Lots of options for mods, but it shoots just fine as it is.

Nothing. Leave the price where it is and let the owner do the mods they want.

RB Pumper+Grips a must if you really want to fall in love with this pistol and make it look great.

Back again with an update. My 1322 is now sighted in fully and I can hit a 12 oz sode can with every squeeze of the trigger at the 30 yard mark. Had I not already modified my 2240 with scope mounts and the 1399 butt stock, this gun would surely get it!

Perhaps only the rear sight, it seems a little fragile but not overly so.

This thing loves Crossman pointed pellets. Also round shot and Skinco 16.7 lead free. I can hold groups well under 2" at 30 yards with open sights. Now about the sights ... I have heard some complaints about the sights because of the width of the rear sight compared to the width (narrowness) of the front sight. At first I tended to agree because there is a bit of room on each side of the front sight in the sight picture. But the more I shot it the more I came to realize that it isn't so much that you can't easily hold the front sight exactly in the center. Now that I am used to them, I wouldn't change a thing! One other thing ... Pyramyd Rules!!!

light weight, easy to pump up, grips feel real nice in hand. solid feeling. great all around gun, easy to shoot.

trigger pull is heavy, plastic breech, plastic barrel band, wish it had a little more power 600fps would be nice to build off of.

so far easy to modify. i added a 24" barrel, steel breech, extended probe,shoulder stock, muzzle break, with these mods or with out its just extremely fun to shoot. great product for cheap cheap price compared to others. my crosman collection is growing with all there new products.

Just got this yesterday so I have not shot it much. 58 years old and this is the first one I've owned. Ha Ha. I do have the sights adjusted and of course, it is dead on. So far the only pellets I know this thing loves is Crossman hollow points. The sights are not as bad as I have read about although the rear sight seems like it needs some protection ...

What to change ...not much, this is one Crossman has all the bugs worked out of. The rear sight needs a bit of protection- kind of non-robust. Not a real big deal but if dropped ... With a gun as nice as this it is hard to say, "oh I would change such-in-such" if one has any knowledge of manufacturing. Some version of this gun has been around for some 40 years or so. There is a reason for that. For the knitch this gun fills, it is one of the few to choose from on the market and for the price, can't be touched.

The first one I ordered had (I suspect) a stuck valve. It would'nt hold much air, barely shot. Though I was a bit frustrated, I did very little to correct the situation dispite believing it was a simple problem. I called Pyramyd, presto- a return receipt was e-mailed to me and the gun was on its way back. As requested, the next one was test fired and was on its way back to me in short order. I must point out that the good people at Pyramyd go to extremes to keep their customers happy. They deserve all the business they have. They earn their customer's business every day!!! Thank you Pyramyd!!!

The fact there are a lot of mods for this gun. The price. and I'm glad to see Crosman brought back their classic in .22cal..

Steel Breach,barrel band with no sight,scope,trigger shoe,12" barrel,wooden pump arm & grips.These are the mods I'll do to this pistol. There's no way Crosman could offer this pistol for $55 the way I'm setting it up,but it's a great start.

Buy it! it's a great little gun just the way it comes,for not that much investment.

Great gun for the price. I have had the .177for four years and it is as good as new. Thousands of shot and never a problem. The 1322 is better put together than the other.

Easier pumping. I am getting old and the pumping gets old fast. Daisy guns seem to be much easier to pump than the Crosmans. This issue limits my fun.

You can't go wrong with this gun. I put a lot of accessories on the .177 but this one is kept basic. It's a simple,accurate gun all by it's self. Great indoors and out do to the amount of pumps you can do.

I just got my 1322 from PA last week and it is GREAT,just like the 1377c.This pistol is very accurate and has more power than i expected,also the larger pellet is much easier for me to load.

Nothing .I dont see any thing to make the 1322 better or more appealing .

Do not over pump it,do oil as needed and do buy from PA, they are very good to deal with.

This is a nice multi-pump pistol that shoots at a decent speed (around 445 FPS average with CPHP pellets). It is fairly light and solid feeling.

The only thing I would change is that they should figure out a way to get ride of the clacking noise it makes every time the pump handle is returned to it's seated position. You can dampen this sound with felt or other materials, but they should figure out how to make it quieter from the factory.

There are many aftermarket parts you can and should get to make this an even better functioning and working airgun. I highly suggest you order a steel breech kit from Crosman to replace the plastic breech this one has. You will be much happier with it after that. There are also other airgun enthusiasts out that that make special parts for this airgun that will make it function smooths and shoot faster. It is definitely a nice litle airgun.

everything about this gun is good. i modified mine with a crosman shoulder stock,barrel mount adapter and a bsa 2x2o scope for use as a pest control gun in the barn.

increase the power of the gun from 500fps to 800fps.

I purchased the 1377c recently, REFURBISHED, and i absolutely love it!This pistol will shoot completely thru a Rat or a Chipmunk at 30 ft.and get dime size groups off a bench also.I now intend to get the 1322 real soon.

Absolutely Nothing.

Please do not pump it more than 10 times and hope for more power,that will only damage your pistol.I personally like the Crosman Destroyer pellets,as they are cheap price and accurate.

Everything. Still looking for that 'just right' ammo, but thats half the fun of shooting this thing so far.

Nothing that I can think of.

Great bang for the buck out of this unit.

If you like to shoot, you can't spend $60 to better effect. It's as accurate as my Ruger .22 pistol. It's ergonomically very nice. Reasonably good sights (though I recommend getting Crosman's steel receiver upgrade so you can mount a red-dot or scope). It's fun!

As with all airguns, except the very expensive ones, the trigger, while not as horrid as the triggers on Crosman's rifles, needs work to make smooth and lighter. Fortunately, there are good tutorials online, and no cost is involved.

I get excellent accuracy at 25 ft. with just three pumps. In my basement, at 15 ft. I use just two pumps, even though the manual recommends no fewer than three. I'm using Crosman Premier and H&N waddcutters (these are a little more accurate.)

The gun looks good it's easy to pump and load pellets. I also like the amount of customization you can do to the gun.

Steel Breech should be installed by default, and I guess better quality control, my gun has a bent front site so I can't hit much of anything with this gun until I buy a steel breech and install a scope or dot.