Page 8 - Crosman 1322 Black Reviews

The gun is well balanced and relatively light. Shot in the black right out of the box at 10 meters.

A better fore grip and a better trigger. The fore grip has a tendency to pinch your hand while you are pumping the gun up

The sight is not at all good, you will probably want to replace it with a red dot or scope by buying the crosman adapters

Powerful and accurate once you learn how to hold it. Variable power so it is safe to shoot into a pellet trap in the basement.

Make the steel breech standard on both the 1322 and 1377. Smooth out the trigger.

These pistols are barrel heavy so you have to learn how to hold them to shoot them accurately. Mine has a rough trigger, it may need a few shots to break in. I have a 1377 which is the same gun in .177 cal. The 1377 had a smooth trigger right out of the box.

an old favorite, big brother to the 1377.

definately should be offered with a steel breach.

add a steel breach,longer barrel and the shoulder stock and you just took one of the best bang for the buck out of the box pistols and created an awesome "carbine" that will serve you well for years. out of the box you have a most dependable pistol, just like the 1377, that you will enjoy for a long time.

Has a good feel in the hand. Nice balance to the pistol.

A steel breach coming stock would be nice. A nicer set of open sights would be good too.

I have the rear notch as low as it will go, and my groups are still 2" high at 30'. Other than that, the groupings are nice.

Price! Accuracy. Simplicity of operation.

ok, things Crosman could change... The trigger is really the only thing that I am not real happy about; it is a bit on the heavy side, and trigger creep is very detectable. Granted, that would imply a much higher price. The rear sight notch is a wee narrow for me, but should be great for those with shorter arms. I would have purchased a model with Brown grip panels and forearm, but it is pretty cool this way, too. The ability to mount a pistol scope would be nice... just a random wish, here.

Accuracy with Crosman premier HP's averaged 1-inch 5-shot groups at 50 feet. This is almost identical results to my old 1377 I purchased TWENTY years ago; Crosman is still making excellent products!

What can I say everyone knows the quality of the Crosman 1322 I am just so happy they started making it again.

The plastic breech to the all steel one Crosman sells.

If you are looking for a nice hard hitting pistol then look no further go for the Crosman 1322.

Easy to pump Lightweight Easily modded good velocity pretty accurate out of the box cheap fun to shoot

for the price i wouldnt really push it, but there is a lot of plastic

This is a great gun for plinking, but even better for modding. A great gun for the money. You will like this gun if you buy it

Very accurate and powerful for a pistol. Can vary the power for indoor shooting. Duable and simple design with many aftermarket modifications available.

Trigger could be smoother, but for the price, it is very acceptable.

Variable power, feels solid and not cheap, adjustable sights, several accessories can be added to it if you wish(stock, scope,etc.), a lot of fun.

The pellets won't chamber into the bore unless pushed in to the bore and then closing the bolt. If you just drop the pellet into the chamber and then try to close the bolt, the pellet will shift to the side (crooked)and not chamber. This could be because of the pellets I am using. It is not a big deal however.

This airgun had been around for a long time in .177 caliber and I have always wanted one. Now that it is being made in .22 I finally got one, 35 years later!

A very ggod priced pistol in 0.22 cal, lightweight, very convenient and powerful for the size. Changable from pistol to carbine using the 1389 stock. Good precision with crosman pellets.

Add a metal breech with dove tail for sights,trigger more smooth.

Do not pass from 10 pumps, you should not get more power, instead you could damage the pump. Try some pellets in short distance, mine like crosmans. You should have a better accuracy using the 1389 stock.

I was very surprized by the accuracy of the 1322,I was never into these types of airguns(pheunmatic pumps) especially with a pistol. I bought this gun to play around in my backyard to shoot paper, after shooting a few pellets through it, I thinks it's just an awesome gun that's real fun to shoot,for the price of the 1322 you can't go wrong. i am very happy with this purchase. The power from this gun is decent for a stock pumper.They are real easy to work on if your into doing modifications. Very cool gun!

The main thing I would change would be the breech, I think it should come with an option of having a steel breech for those who prefer a scope oppose to the open sights as I do.

There are many upgrade parts available for this gun, I took the pistol grips off & added the 1389 stock & converted it into a very cool carbine for under $100.

extremly well made for price.strong power,with very little recoil. makes gun easier to be accurate with.

better sights. maybe fiber oiptics for older eyes

takes fair amount of strength to pump to max of 10, but well worth the effort in such a compact package

I picked up 2 of these as soon as they came out. I like that they are already in .22 caliber and we are not required to convert a .177 to have a .22 anymore. Black grip/handle also looks better when combined with 1399 stock.

I would like to see a model that is issued standard with the steel breech. As it is now, I had to do that on my own. The rear sight is mickey mouse, but if the breech is swapped to the steel version, a scope will be easier to mount. It also has a slot for a better rear sight too. The trigger can be smoothed out with a little work and Crosman should change the pump and piston design to be flat top to begin with.

Go to the Crosman site and order the steel breech. I already have mine for both the 1377 and 1322 and they are easy to instal. If out of stock, check back in a few days as they get them back in stock pretty quickly.

Very easy to handle, you can add the 1389 stock to make it more reliable, more hitting power, easy maintenance

A little longer barrel, metal breech.

This little monster has a great hitting power with a very good precision, mine likes crosman and some Gamo's pellets, you should buy the 1389 stock to make a carbine with very good handle properties.

Accuracy is awesome. Easy to load bolt action. There is plenty of space to load pellets.

Better sights. Im not crazy about the rear and the front could use some kind of mark on it to help be seen.

Great gun to add to your collection.

Everything! This is just like its little brother the 1377c but bigger! I orders mine last Sunday and shot it Saturday. Steel soup can are no match for this pistol. Using the Crosman Premier Hollow points every shot went straight threw at 10 yards.

For the price nothing. This is a wonderful multi pump pistol.

If you like the 1377c then your gonna love this one too.

All black looks cool. Metal parts seem cleaner and better finished than earlier ones.

I will change to steel breech kit from Crosman to use an optical sight instead of plastic rear.

Re-introduced after having been gone for about a number of years. Pump tube now laser labeled and not stamped. Can now get a .22 instead of cconverting the .177 as we have had to for a while.