Page 6 - Crosman 1377C / PC77 Reviews

Great and accurate gun.....

get rid of the plastic parts.........stainless steel breech, put an optic front sight and adjustable micrometer rear sight on, and put wooden grips and pumping handle. Customers would be glad to pay extra for these parts.....all in all a very accurate weapon.

This is an excellent airgun on so many points it's going to be difficult to list them all. As a casual airgunner myself, a father with sons and a daughter to be taught the proper aspects of gun handling, and as a certified hunter safety instructor, I find the Crosman 1377 to be a safe, reliable, fun, accurate and reasonably priced addition to my collection. Did I mention fun? We have had hundreds of hours of enjoyment from this great American Classic! It's power rivals many of the best CO2 fueled pistols, with no cartriges to buy. It also does well at reduced power. Just a couple or three pumps and you are good to go on paper targets at close or indoor ranges. Ten pumps and she really cooks! I find it's accuracy is especially rewarding. Get your sight picture and hold it there while squeezing the trigger and be delighted when a hole appears where you were holding. Practice pays off. This experience with the 1377 has great carry-over and will improve your skills with other firearms. All and all, this purchase combined with Pyramyd's great prices and customer service has got to be one of the best bargains I've ever come by.

I wish I owned two. My kids, friends and students hate to hand it back when we take it out to shoot.

I'm learning that the 1377 is one of the most customizable and adaptable airguns out there. You can find all sorts of accessories, optics, stocks and barrels for this gun. You will never get tired of the possibilities the Crosman 1377 offers.

First off I have to say with a Red or green Dot scope or a laser scope put on this gun it is by far the most accurate gun you can buy especially for the cost I have several hand bb guns and this one is by far the most accurate I think it might be the riffeled barrel it has on it for less then $60.00 this gun out shoots guns that cost Hundreds of dollars I love it except It shoud have a real wood pump handle and wood handles that woud make it by far the best gun for the cost but far

I woud pay a little more to have real wood for the Pump and on the handles because this is an extremly great gun that has been around for Many Many Years

All I can say about this gun is that you will be hitting the quarter size bullseyes everytime you shoot this gun in only an few hours if not sooner

Accuracy, caliber, versatility.

Possibly the breech.

Without a doubt, even if you are a die-hard CO2, PCP or Spring-Piston fan, there is a place for the 1377 in your Airgun kit. They really are versatile, I converted two to carbines, and back to fancy pistols as I favor the pistol configuration more. When my Custom CO2 gun, intended for online matches, went down, it was a semi-custom 1377 (read that as lightly modified) that stepped up to continue my ability to shoot online matches. As one feller said its the "VW" of the Airgun World; pretty accurate assessment.

Overall this is a very strongly built powerful pistol. The gun is all metal on the inside but the brown parts (all on the outside) are plastic. Very accurate I have no problem shooting 30 yards and I am just an average shot. I love the trigger: short and crisp pull. I have had this gun for several years and it has held up well.

The rear sight has a screw to lock the sight in position, this screws into plastic and after a year I stripped out the screw. It's fine with me because i don't use the sights anymore. Just hold it up and shoot. It would be nice if the front sight were painted.

Get it!

These things are kind of like the vw beetle of airguns. They are well made, simply made, and reliable. They are also very modifyable with all kinds of stocks, barrels, breaches, compensators and exotic wood parts. When I got mine the first thing that happened was what crosman should have done... trashed the plastic...all of it and replaced it with zebrawood pump grips very classy.

I changed what "I would change". I took a reasonably made gun into an heirloom gun...for around $50.00. Would it be so hard for gun makers to do?

These can be exceptional guns with a bit of work.

Just about everything.

The front sight is just a big piece of plastic. I would like it if Crosman put a fiber optic sight on the front, it would be a lot more accurate.

Buy a stock for this gun, it will increase the accuracy greatly.

Very good gun, i love it i can shoot it all day

Ive used about 700 rounds through this gun and the bolt that holds the pump handle at the tip of the gun keeps coming out, i have to beat it in there with a hammer so i can pump it.

Really great airgun, nice and accurate. it loves the crosman premier hollowpoints

The power for the price. Shoots very well too. Tons of add-ons. Should stocks metal recievers...the list goes on.

A revit fot the pump handle. Mine has fallen out but its easy to install again. Dont race when pumping. It get hot easly.

I loved the 1377c so much I bought the 1322. They make for great backpacking.

The power! You can't get a more powerful pistol than this. Well maybe there's one or two out there but they're going to be many times the price, bigger, longer, and twice as heavy. The looks are the best of any air pistol as well, it actually looks like a gun. This thing is very light and even has a little kick to it. Very nice looking too, and much better than a break barrel. Loading is very easy and pumping 10x is a drag but that's what it is, a pump gun. At least the pumping is very easy. The reason I gave 4 stars vs 5 is because it could use little improvements like the way they used to be made years ago, or simply put; less plastic.

Make the grips/pump handle wood. Wider trigger or offer a trigger shoe.

Buy it!

Everything! Easy to shoot and very accurate. Easy to hit cans out to 15 yards with a good pellet

Better sights

Dont pump it to fast. Slow and steady with stops top and bottom of the strokes. Leave one pump in it when your done shooting.

Bought the Umarex Steel Storm and the Walthers CP99 Compact with all the accessories for the boys' Xmas and figured the old man (me) might enjoy a gun as well. The 1377 is great for plinking off the back pouch and loads of fun. Great price to value ratio.

Pyramydair ships old school: Quality boxes stapled rather than taped. Items arrive intact rather than half hanging out of the box like shipments from so many others these days. One of my orders qualified for free shipping so I expected the slow boat. Order arrived express. Kudos!

well made accurate

i would add a little more power and a little easier to pump. and add a magnet to the front of the bolt were you could shoot BBs.

I have owned three of these over the years and i have gotten great service out of them it will last for years if you take care of it.

Fairly accurate. Easy to load. Nice feel-- well balanced. Nice looking. Powerful.

Replace wood looking plastic parts with real wood.

Had to send gun back to Crosman for repairs as the gun was experiencing air leakage. Only had it 3 days.

very accurate easily pumps good sights

its just a little to long and barrel moves

took it apart cut one coil off trigger spring put crossman 1399 custom stock on it and scope mounts with a cheap gamo scope but the barrel move around and is very irratating but makes great carbine for the cash

Easily customizable, accurate, rifled and cheap. Best pump pistol in it's price range, definitely worth picking up.

Improve the trigger.

Don't pump it too much or it affects accuracy.

eveerything

The price is right, so i would change nothing

I have modified mine with a steel breech and a cheap reddot. Every part in the trigger group has been polished with jewelers rouge and a trigger spring guide from a ball point pen. Shims made from a beer can so the trigger has no lateral play. Installed a set screw in the trigger guard as a overpull stop. It now has no creep and .060 inch of trigger pull. It goes off at .88 pounds trigger pull. I am an amature at this but it can be done. I have tried to get it to misfire with such a low trigger pull, but so far-so good.

Still fits my hands like the older version did very well and good muzzle weight.

I would say add a magnetic tip to the brass ram That moves the bb into the barrel because if I'm Standing and I'm shooting targets where I need to lower the barrel the bb rolls out the end of the gun.

Get kids involved go outside away from the game system or tv and have fun and shoot safe.

A great airgun!! 10 pumps and this thing is ready for war!! I'm 32 and i've owned many pellet guns over the years. All of which have let me down in one way or another, but not this model! I've owned air rifles that need pumping, Co2 operated pistols, and spring action pellet guns, but none of them has satisfied my thirst for target shooting like this one has. It's easy on the wallet cuz it doesnt require Co2 cartridges to operate! I've owned this one for about 3 years and it hasnt let me down a bit!!

When I got mine out of the box, the sights were slightly bent because of the way it was packed. I tried for many hours to correct it but no matter what I did, the gun always shot high and to the left. So after countless hours of frustration.....I took out my grinder and cut the front sights right off the gun. Then I unscrewed the set screw from the rear sights and removed them too. Now I shoot with no sights and this thing is dead on the money! I Love it!

Since it has a pump cylinder, you're gonna need a bottle of airgun lube to keep it wet. Trust me.....iv'e bent pump cranking arms because of lack of lube. It would be a good idea to keep a bottle on hand and lube it when it starts to look dry.

Variable power, 2 pumps is good for the basement shooting range and full power for outdoor use. This is an accurate high power pistol that works every time. I had one of these 30 years ago, it's nice to see they really haven't changed it.

This gun really deserves some good looking wood grips.

A little barrel heavy until you get used to it. Round nose or pointed pellets load easier, wad cutters sometimes hang up going into the chamber.