Page 2 - Crosman P1322 Reviews

Incredibly accurate with open sights or a small red dot/scope. Can't miss on shots or value with this one.

More options for scope mounts, but it works fine.

Although the rear sight should be better for such a fine gun I still give this product 5 stars for the fun factor. I have owned the crosman 1377 for about 8 years and it's still going strong so I know I will get more than my money's worth out of my 1322.

Should have a much better and less delicate rear sight. I slapped a 4x15 scope on it and it is a tac driver. Shoots just fine putting multiple rounds in the same hole.Fun Fun Fun !!!

You can upgrade parts on this gun til your hearts content. Extremely enjoyable time with this product !

Very good piece of hardware for price. I needed this to be something of a suped up sidearm and it performs extremely well. The stock GREATLY affects shooting, Making it easier to pump as well as increase comfort and accuracy. Power is very good and will get the job done at close to medium range.

I heavily suggest you get this model, don't bother with the .177 variant.

fun classic to add to my collection

it was included in a package deal

soft rubber armpit cushion

should use different screws that do not have bevel

This review will be simple. Best multi-pump pistol for the money and highly customizable. All my kids want one and so do I now (bought it as a gift for our eldest).

Nothing.

Classic. I will buy more of them.

Pump, which means adjustable power and noise

nothing, good enough

It can go up to 25 pumps, any more is pointless.

I love the feel of this light pistol with the stock added...the stock is a huge stabilizer. So accurate at short range under 10 yrs. I put the fatter backpacker pump handle on mine which is a big plus. Intermounts and a cheap red dot sight is all you need to score shot after shot. Got about 1500 rounds through mine without a hiccup.

The pump lever mechanism needs improvements as it is loose and wobbly, but performes fine. Iron sights are minimally effective. Red dot much better. Of course plastic breech.

Sexy little beast! I kiss this thing after every session I love it that much!

Accuracy, handling and balance, price

Durability!

I bought this pistol in May of 2015, shot it rarely, probably under 250 pellets fired through it. I just sent it back to Crosman Corp due to the cocking lever that had become so loose and floppy, that it actually wore out the compression seal in the compression chamber and was leaking while you pumped it. I talked to a tech rep at Crosman and from my description, he agreed it was probably worn out. After only owning it for less than a year, money back was not an option, they would only replace it with another. It cost me 20 dollars to ship it back. Just thought this might help someone else in their decision on whether this pistol is a sound investment. Thanks for listening.

accurate pistol. can shoot free hand without scope and stock 10 yards and hit spinning targets. with small scope and shoulder stock very accurate ested ut to 15 yrds in my indoor range. shooting little green army men dead aa &aaa batteries. moth balls gun likes crosman pointed pellets

pump handles i changed to the bugout handles more gripping area. got mine from ebay

fun to shoot glad crosman brought it back

well Built & Sturdy very solid

I would like to see one in brown & camo coloring & with a little better rear site adjustment but for the money not bad .

Good power, very accurate, exelent value for the money, and very easy to customize.

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Excellent from the get-go and also very easy to customize to higher power .

What a great little pistol. Fun to shoot and pretty easy to pump. You can't have this much fun legally for $60 these days, so get one of these. Very quiet. Hard hitting. Seems like a quality build. If it is anything like my 2100, it will last for 20 years or more.

As others have said, the sights are terrible. They are adjustable, but mine still shoots high and my rear sight is all the way down. I've actually painted small white dots on the sights for better visibility. It helps, but switching them out would be great. I'd love to put a Picatinnay rail on this and mount a red dot, but that would cost more than I paid for the gun. Others have done it though and seem pretty happy. A metal receiver with a built in rail would make this awesome. Oh, trigger is terrible, but you get used to it. The forearm that you pump needs to be fatter so you can grip it better.

Remember, you are paying the cost of a dinner for this gun. Yes the sights are terrible, and it's made of plastic mostly, but this is just plain fun to shoot. It's not a match grade pistol so don't expect such features.

The pistol itself is a good value and worth 5 stars. The trigger is basically Ok and can be easily cleaned up for a better feel. However, getting a decent rear sight setup is difficult!

The standard rear sight is skimpy construction and difficult to get to get adjusted properly...hence only the three star rating. See below. I haven't tried the LPA rear sight as yet. PyramydAir has been out of it for some time.

The Williams Receiver Sight designated for this Crosman series air pistol doesn't have enough range in its elevation (vertical) adjustment to correct for consistently shooting high at target distances (10 to 15 meters). Several different pellet weights were tried without success.

Nice little gun. Great for target shooting.

It would be nice if they offered a wood grip version.

-The price is right -Even with the plastic breech this gun is durable and reliable. I accidentally dropped it twice on stone. No problems. Great, time tested design.

-I can't stand the factory sights. Some people like the reversible rear sight, I find the whole arrangement ridiculous. I drilled and painted a white dot on the front blade which helped a lot, but it is still difficult for me to pick up a quick sight picture. -My gun had a pretty bad burr in the metal on the saddle of the grip. It was quite irritating until I sanded it off. The problem was that I had to take off a patch of the finish to get it all out. It looks a little sloppy now, and if I didn't live in such a dry climate I would be worried about rust.

Bottom line is this gun is great for the money. I would recommend it to anyone from a youngster learning shooting safety to and seasoned plinkster. Then again, there probably aren't many of old plinksters who aren't already very familiar with a 1377/22, and there is a reason for that.

Hard hitting, accurate, fairly easy to pump. No CO2 cartridges to worry about and the advantage to adjust the power for any situation. Plus it's FUN!

The open sights could be better.

Shortly after receiving the pistol, I ordered the steel breech and a BSA red dot sight from Pyramyd. It was a breeze to install the steel breech and the dot sight. WOW, what a difference in sight picture and accuracy. This thing is a blast to shoot! Get one today.

I like that my new P1322 shoots harder than my 1st variant 1322 medalist! I like the weight of this new model and the new grip design is a nice change! I like how as usual I can shoot any length .22cal. pellet thru my P1322...I like the Crosman power shot Penetrators 16.7 grain lead-free pellets the most...they help you get the most out of your airgun that doesn't require a gun permit(iam in Canada)

A metal breach and brass bolt on the factory P1322 would be excellent !! I would rather pay a few extra dollars for that...

The Crosman mt495 intermounts attach nicely to the barrel and I also got swiss arms 'dovetail to Weaver rail" adapters to fit the Crosman mounts and attached my Walther Competition II Laser Sight for some additional excitement :) Apply Crosman Pellgun oil to the "pump case" right before shooting your P1322. I noticed that all hinges were oiled, the pump was a little squeeky, so one-two drops of Pellgun oil on that pumpcase did the trick :) I love thee 1322 more than ever! Best airgun that doesn't require a permit!!!

Simple, reliable design and good looks. Nice balance and weight. Great range of power. Highly accurate whether using relatively inexpensive Crosman pellets or more expensive, heavier ones. Assembled in USA. A real classic!

Virtually nothing, at this price point. Fiber optic sights (even just in front) would be a nice touch for a little higher price, or maybe a built-in dovetail mount.

I used a small (1/16" or so) drill bit to make a tiny indentation at the top of the front sight, in which I added a drop of white paint to make a good "dot." I find that it helps when aiming. In general, this is an outstanding airgun and value, very hard to beat for its price range.

P/A installed the metal breach/receiver with 30 mm dovetail, I bought the UTG 11mm-to-Weaver Adapter, UTG 11mm-to-Weaver Adapter, Vertical Scope... Then I mounted a Browning BuckMark Reflex Sight 1290230 New off eBay 45.49 From P/A I bought RWS Meisterkugeln Standard .22 Cal, 14.0 Grains, Wadcutt & Gamo Rocker Pellet Trap Resets with "center" shot! I also did the 10 for $10.00 deal where P/A checks it out before shipping. I'm so impressed with this gun! After shooting 5 three shot groups on my indoor range, 27' I was putting them all in the bulls eye, even leading up to getting the Sight zeroed in I was putting 2 out of every 3 shot groups in the same hole or just making it a tad bit bigger & that's right out of the box, no break in period! I'm probably into this gun about $150.00 + pellets & the Gamo Pellet Trap, but I can hit the Gamo Pellet Trap 5 shots 5 hits from a rest all day long (3 pumps) If your looking to get into the hobby/sport of pellet gun shooting with hand guns, this is a GRATE place to start!!

The trigger, other than that nothing!!

The trigger pull is long & heave & it takes a lot of discipline / practice to shoot this gun the way it comes from the factory. As soon as I have the time I'm going to tear it down & rework the trigger, there is some stuff on YouTube showing you how to do this & to get this gun to be a real sweet shooter you are going to need a trigger job.