Page 11 - Crosman 1377C / PC77 Reviews

I pretty much liked everything about the 1377C pistol.

Wood instead of plastic handles would be nice, but the plastic does a fine job.

The trigger on this model can be smoothed out and lightened, but with care, when you grind off the part of the trigger that will give it less creeping on release it can be taken to far and destroy the trigger. If the process is done with care, it will give a much desirable trigger pull.

For a very modest price, this pellet gun "out of the box" shoots very accurately, has very good balance, a decent trigger, decent sights and very fun to shoot. Like the fact that pump #10 is not really harder than pump #6. There is very little recoil and noise. Just as fun as my CO2 pistols!

Just some minor things- the grips need to snug down a little more and the pump handle needs to be thicker so you don't pinch your palm. But that did not affect my shooting of the gun at all or my rating.

Great pellet gun platform-leave it as is or modify it. Your call- can't do that with most of these pellet guns.

Built solid. Durability

Make it a one pump breake barrel. Do not like to pump 8 times

Built Well

Wood instead of plastic

I do not like all that pumping

Good accuracy, I like the improved bolt, good power for an air pistol.

I don't mind the plastic parts too much, but it would be nice if the plastic was a little thicker. The trigger is a little stiff but not too bad.

This is just my first impressions. I will give a more thorough review at a later time. This gun seems to me to shoot the tightest groups with Beeman coated hollow points.

Accurate, powerful, mostly metal, very good value for money, MODDERS DREAM!

I know the plastic grips helped keeping the cost down, but they give the gun a cheap feel and look when it deserves a lot better. At least change the color to black!

Do yourself a favor and buy this gun. It shoots beautifully stock, and if you want to mod it, you have virtually no limit. For looks, get some nice wooden grips from rbgrips, and maybe the stock which helps with accuracy. For power and performance, get a steel breech, flat top piston with flat top valve, trigger job, and scope. These are just the very basics but dont worry if you dont have the money to mod, the stock 1377c is already very good. Mods are just for looks and those who crave lots of power.

Inexpensive platform with many custimization options. Relatively accurate, fun to shoot.

The plastic grips are really cheesy, I'll be replacing them with wood grips immediately.

Fun and accurate. A fine little plinker with small investment.

The quality for the $$$ is very hard to beat. There is a reason it has been around so long & has survived!

Wood in place of the plastic grips would be nice.

Just that endurance of this gun speaks for itself.

mostly everything

the heavy trigger.. if messes up your aim a bit cause u gotta pull the trigger so hard

oil it up frequently and dont get your hand caught when ur pumping it !!!!

This is a great "out of the box" product. It performs well and is a great value.

A wider forearm and changes in the breech to facilitate easier loading.

The power is great went through two boxes no prob. 3 pumps, The way it feels in your hand very balanced and super sturdy no shakey parts or flimsy grips. The accuarcy is great. Shot a pellet through the same hole on one rare occasion.

Put wood grips on by RB and add a steel breach and then it would be the ulitmate air pistol

I was using RWS R-10 7.0 Grain Pellets very accurate pellets great finish no bumps or rough edges tottaly worth the extra 5 bucks

accurate, powerful, simple mechanism, robust, positive safety, GREAT for instructing new shooters

ambidextrous safety would be nice, trigger a bit too heavy

I have owned this gun for 10 years (2000+ pellets) and love it, especially for distance plinking (cans at 40m). Excellent inherent accuracy. Sits well in a large hand.

I'm not impressed

I would add more pounds of air per cubic inch

Bought a Crosman pistol over 25 years ago and that one is stronger and more powerful than this new one here. I still have the old one and it still works great.

I am very impressed by the accuracy. I sighted it in at 25 yards on the local range, and it grouped as well or better than my .22/45 Ruger. With the current shortages of ammunition, at least .177 pellets aren't scarce. I might wind up shooting 10 meter air. Years ago, I had a Hy-Score 800. That was good, but the Crosman is even better. I'll admit that the .22 pellets and the camera iris type breech on the Hy-Score made loading with my big, fat fingers a little easier, but I'm getting the hang of flipping the .177's into the gate in the right direction.

I ordered the rails and Crosman red dot at the same time. The iron sights are fine, but I was really impressed by the red dot for the price. It obviously isn't as sturdy as the other red dots I have that are meant to withstand significant recoil, but it was easy to zero, and held the zero well. Again, becoming proficient with red dot optics is a lot cheaper when 1000 rounds leaves enough change from a $20 bill to buy lunch. I may do some of the after market mods, not so much as it needs them as that I like to fiddle around with things.

power, looks, price

nothing

a must have in any airgunners arsenal

The length of the barrel makes for greater accuracy, the iron sights are decent and accurate i have mine shooting 1 inch sized groups at 15 yards, not to hard to pump. I like how it can be easily modified

include to wider grips from the crosman ''backpacker'' model 2289

this gun is accurate when its un-moded but there a whole world of options for this pistol/Mini Rifle. I bought one purely for moding it into a scoped mini rifle

Want to see some awesome moded 1377s then go to airgunartisans.com

Very good quality and easy use. No recoil.

It is on the heavy side. There are many very strong plastics out there that could have done the job of some of the metal parts. The sights are a bit imprecise.

A good gun thay any boy room should have. Changing the handles into wood would be a nice upgrade.

You can pump the rifle to desired power level, although just a few pumps is sizzling..... Like the weight of the gun and length of the barrel to add to the accuracy of long shots.

Fatten the pump handle, and maybe put some grooves or a ring to hold on to when you pump it. I had one of these in the 90's and it pinched my hand when pumping then, and is still doing it now. You have to be careful when pumping, and multiple shots brings fatigue.

For the price, this is one good gun. I have owned two of them, This gun is so powerful, squirrels in your back yard will think they are in IRAQ and your a sniper. Some call it a great beginners gun, hell, this is good for even skilled users. just be careful of the pump handle and always keep it oiled.

Solid feel, accurate, not pellet picky, inexpensive, american classic.

Can be a little uncorfable to pump due to no smooth suface to hold onto. Sights seem a little big and don't have enough adjustment, mine is adjusted all the way down and it still shoots about an eighth of and inch high.

This gun has a great feel. It is well made and just feels solid. Although it may take longer to shoot than C02 pistols, it is more fun for me because of the accuracy, power, and cost. It is a great plinking pistol and it very accurate when shot from a bench. I set up a GAMO target in my indoor range, and from about 10 yards I put around 20 pellets through a hole the size of a nickel. This pistol isn't pelet finicky, it like all the good quality pellets I have shot through it. I very higly reccomend this gun.

the bolt action is good...around 8-10 pumps will give you an average 580-600 fps..gun feels comfortable in hand for its big size..

nothing

great gun but after 30 minutes of shooting you will get tired from the pumping of the gun...I do enjoy shooting this gun...